1998
DOI: 10.1016/s0143-974x(98)80098-9
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Stability of compressed steel concrete composite tubular columns with centrifuged cores

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“…Some prerequisites for calculation were used on the basis of the assumptions of the calculation, which are set out in the provisions of the current norms [1,2,3], other ones were proposed by the authors for the first time. Below are the calculated analytical dependencies for solving the problems of checking the strength and selection of the section of the SRSIP (rigid reinforcement) of the normal section of the bending SRC element, which was obtained as a result of numerical solutions [7,8,9].…”
Section: Methodology For Calculating the Bearing Capacity Of A Normalmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Some prerequisites for calculation were used on the basis of the assumptions of the calculation, which are set out in the provisions of the current norms [1,2,3], other ones were proposed by the authors for the first time. Below are the calculated analytical dependencies for solving the problems of checking the strength and selection of the section of the SRSIP (rigid reinforcement) of the normal section of the bending SRC element, which was obtained as a result of numerical solutions [7,8,9].…”
Section: Methodology For Calculating the Bearing Capacity Of A Normalmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Correcting value of calculating the coefficients α а μ опт within С z >0, Δ с >0 depending on the height of the protective layer of concrete С z by using the coefficient k C , the value of which is given in Table 3: α а μ опт (within Δ с >0)= k C ×α а μ опт (within Δ с =0). (9) Optimum sectional area SRSIP (А а ) of the SRC element of rectangular section is determined by dependencies (3), (4), (9), preset by the initial values: beam section dimensions h, b and С z ; strength characteristics of concrete and steel: Е с , Е а , ε сu and ε au ; relation of both heights section SRSIP and element: Δ h =h a /h. Optimum sectional area SRSIP (А а ) of the SRC element with a concrete top shelf (Case I-B) is proposed to be determined by the following dependencies:…”
Section: Selection Of the Required Section Which Reinforces The Normmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It is the spatial grate from the cement stone that is filled with grains of sand and gravel of different magnitude and form with large quantity of micro pores and capillaries. Chemically unbound water, water vapor and air are in these capillaries [11]. The mass integrity in concrete is broken.…”
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“…The use of composite steel-concrete in composite cable space frame structures provides the opportunity for efficient and rational use of the strength properties of the most common building materials [12]. It is advisable to use columns of steel concrete composite tubular columns with centrifuged cores as abutments [13,14]. The characteristic feature of cable elements is their considerable deformability compared with rolled sections [15].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%