Journal articles
Author(s) | Title | Journal | Issue | Page | Category |
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Balint, G. S. | A Method for the Analysis of Frames with and without Sidesway. | Stahlbau | 7/1972 | 218-223 | Fachthemen |
A membrane canopy for the roof of university buildings in Turin | Steel Construction | 4/2013 | 270 | News | |
Misiek, Thomas; Norlin, Bert; Höglund, Torsten | A look at European buckling curves for aluminium members | Steel Construction | 2/2019 | 141-155 | Articles |
AbstractNumerical investigations of compression members made of aluminium are presented and recommendations for reorganizing the buckling classes and curves are derived from these. Finally, the curves are compared with test results. x | |||||
A Lego-like steel-framed system for standardization and serial production | Stahlbau | 5/2023 | 286 | Empfehlungen der Redaktion | |
Odenbreit, Christoph; Yang, Jie; Romero, Alfredo; Kozma, András | A Lego-like steel-framed system for standardization and serial production | Steel Construction | 1/2023 | 56-64 | Articles |
AbstractA Lego-like steel-framed structural system has been developed within the frame of an RFCS project, REDUCE, to facilitate 1) deconstruction of composite structures, 2) circularity at structure and element levels, and 3) serial production in construction by promoting a greater standardization of structural elements. The system utilizes innovative demountable shear connections for composite flooring solutions with precast concrete elements, and adjustable steel connections for use in both beam-to-beam and beam-to-column connections. The first use case of the structural system has been realized in the Petite Maison project which is a demonstration project for circularity and contributes to the event ESCH2022. Each construction element is linked to a digital database and remains available for future reuse, as a result of the plug-and-play, demountable and robust features of the developed system. This paper presents the proposed demountable system, the results from experiments and finite element analyses on the behaviour of shear connections, composite beams, and steel connections, and indicates the analysing methods for structural engineers to open a pathway for full implementation of the structures built into digital tools, fabrication, and construction. x | |||||
A house with sweeping lines / Ein Haus mit Schwung | Mauerwerk | 3/2017 | 204-205 | Wettbewerbe | |
Dumas, Philippe | A European perspective of the development of deep geothermal in urban areas - Smart thermal grids, geothermal integration into smart cities | Geomechanics and Tunnelling | 5/2016 | 447-450 | Topics |
AbstractThe future of our energy supply systems is moving towards Smart Cities and Smart Rural Communities, where the integration of combined technologies using renewable energy sources reduces environmental impact and offers citizens a better quality of life. Geothermal has a particularly important role in smart electricity and thermal grids, since it can deliver both heating and cooling, and electricity. x | |||||
A Eurocode-compliant design approach for cold-formed steel sections | Stahlbau | 7/2023 | 460 | Empfehlungen der Redaktion | |
Ungermann, Dieter; Lema ski, Tim; Brune, Bettina | A Eurocode-compliant design approach for cold-formed steel sections | Steel Construction | 2/2023 | 78-92 | Articles |
AbstractA Eurocode-compliant design approach was developed for the design of thin-walled cold-formed steel sections which combines the AISI S100-16-Direct Strength Method (DSM) with the design provisions of EN 1993-1-3. The new design approach transfers the cross-sectional resistance determined acc. to DSM based on numerical elastic buckling analyses on the gross cross-section into the global member verification acc. to EN 1993-1-3. Additional factors were introduced to optimize the new approach, e.g., to account for the effects of the nonlinear stress distribution in cross-sections subject to local and/or distortional buckling. Within the framework of the German research project FOSTA P1328/IGF 19964, an extensive series of tests on differently shaped, perforated, and unperforated cold-formed sections in compression and bending were conducted which serve to analyze the buckling phenomena and the load-bearing capacity and to validate the new design approach. In addition, a numerical model was developed, calibrated to the tests, and used for further parametric analyses on the load-bearing capacity of cold-formed sections. x | |||||
Maraveas, Chrysanthos; Swailes, Thomas; Wang, Yong | A detailed methodology for the finite element analysis of asymmetric slim floor beams in fire | Steel Construction | 3/2012 | 191-198 | Articles |
AbstractThe aim of this paper is to present a detailed methodology for the three-dimensional finite element analysis of asymmetric slim floor beams under fire conditions. A fully controlled solution process is suggested through a detailed step-by-step presentation of the simulation parameters incorporated into the model. Work has been carried out so that any asymmetric slim floor beam can be assessed using the same consistent method, which is validated against two reported fire tests. Time-temperature and time-vertical displacement curves are calculated for the appropriate comparisons with experimental results, which show that the proposed methodology can accurately predict the thermal and structural behaviour of such beams. x | |||||
Taido, Y.; Hayashi, H.; Kitada, T.; Nakai, H. | A Design Method of Wide Stiffened Plates subjected to Uniaxial and Biaxial Compression (Entwurfsmethode für breite, ausgesteifte Platten, die durch einachsigen und zweiachsigen Druck beansprucht werden). | Stahlbau | 5/1985 | 149-155 | Fachthemen |
AbstractEs wird über Berechnungsmethoden zur Ermittlung der Traglast ausgesteifter Deck- und Bodenbleche von flachen Kastenträgern infolge ein- und zweiachsiger Druckspannungen berichtet. x | |||||
Colombo, Matteo; Martinelli, Paolo; di Prisco, Marco | A design approach for tunnels exposed to blast and fire | Structural Concrete | 2/2015 | 262-272 | Technical Papers |
AbstractA design procedure based on a simplified FE model for underground tunnels subjected to internal explosion and possibly preceded by fire accidents is proposed in this article. The procedure can provide a valuable tool for designers who have to check the structural safety of a tunnel for the case of an internal blast event. The tunnel geometry considered is the same adopted for the metro line in Brescia, Italy. It has an internal diameter of about 8.15 m, is about 13.7 km long and is located about 23.1 m below the surface. Six segments and a smaller key segment (6+1) make up the tunnel. The ring has an average width of about 1.5 m. The FE model is first tested under static serviceability loads. Dynamic analyses are carried out in order to reproduce the blast scenario. The aim of this work is to generate pressure-impulse (p-i) diagrams for underground tunnels for the case of internal explosion and pre-explosion fire actions. An ultimate limit state criterion based on the eccentric ultimate flexural capacity and capable of including fire-blast interaction is introduced. An innovative layered precast tunnel segment solution made of different fibre-reinforced cementitious composites is compared with a traditional solution with the lining section made of reinforced concrete. The potential applications of this new solution are also discussed in the paper. x | |||||
Thun, HÃ¥kan; Ohlsson, Ulf; Elfgren, Lennart | A deformation criterion for fatigue of concrete in tension | Structural Concrete | 3/2011 | 187-197 | Articles |
AbstractA deformation criterion is proposed for the fatigue failure of concrete in tension. According to the criterion, a fatigue failure is imminent when the total deformation approaches the deformation at maximum stress in a corresponding static test. This criterion was originally proposed for bond slip by Balázs in 1991. It is tested on two series of new and old concrete cylinders loaded in cyclic tension. How the criterion may be used to predict the number of load cycles to failure for existing structures under cyclic tensile loading is also shown. x | |||||
Schanack, Frank; Ramos, Óscar Ramón; Osman, Juan Pablo; Oyarzún, Pablo | A contribution to understanding the influence of concrete cracking on timber concrete composite bridge beams | Bautechnik | 2/2015 | 105-110 | Aufsätze |
AbstractDespite of widely implemented advances in TCC bridge technology, there are still no satisfying design recommendations that consider the influence of concrete cracking on the distribution of forces and deformation. A research project at Universidad Austral de Chile studied several aspects of concrete cracking in TCC bridges with timber beams of greater depth than width using elastic dowel-type shear connectors. One of the results of concrete cracking is a reduction of the slip modulus of the connectors. This weakening was simulated in shear tests by a small gap between the timber and the concrete. A test calibrated FEM model was used for a parametric study of 120 different cases, most of which did not show concrete cracking. Where concrete cracking occurred, it caused an increase in the timber tensile stresses and beam deflection of up to 20 %. We conclude that concrete cracking occurs when the timber-concrete depth ratio is less than four times the cubic root of the effective flange width of the concrete slab. x | |||||
A consistent approach for global buckling of steel structures | Stahlbau | 7/2023 | 452 | Empfehlungen der Redaktion | |
Nonn, Jonas; Wilden, Vera; Feldmann, Markus | A consistent approach for global buckling of steel structures | Steel Construction | 2/2023 | 93-104 | Articles |
AbstractThe “General Method” according to chapter 6.3.4 of EN1993-1-1 or 8.3.4 of prEN1993-1-1 deals with the verification of stability problems of frame and beam structures with loadings in-plane. The “General method” according to Eurocode is intended for the general case of a combined moment and normal force. For the choice of the reduction factor &khgr;op, there are two options for applying the reduction curve, either the minimum of lateral torsional buckling (LTB) and flexural buckling (FB) or a weighted combination of both. With the use of analytical derivations, it can be shown that this approach leads to inconsistencies which can possibly lead to incorrect results. In this paper an alternative approach is presented which leads to unification and fully mechanical justification in verification. The approach allows e.g. the verification of stability of an entire frame system directly and without interaction factors (as in the equivalent member method). In addition, the issue of a consistent equivalent imperfection is addressed. With the use of this method, geometrical non-linear analyses of structures showing out-of-plane instability can be omitted; only an in-plane calculation and a determination of a linear buckling analysis is necessary. Finally, examples are presented in this paper that demonstrate the application of the approach shown. x | |||||
Simon, Pavel; Hrdlicka, Libor; Dráb, Ales; Zverina, Vojtech | A composite dowel bridge in the Czech Republic - Development, optimization and implementation of a railway bridge | Steel Construction | 3/2016 | 191-199 | Articles |
AbstractThe floods in the Czech Republic in the last few decades have resulted in a significant number of bridges having to be rebuilt. Unfortunately, the work meant long-term traffic closures for railway bridges, coupled with significant costs for renovation and for providing alternative transport services. As a result, the minimum clear headroom above the design flood level required for new bridges and for reconstructing existing bridges has been increased. This initiated a search for new approaches to designing individual parts of bridge crossings, aiming to comply with the stricter conditions. The research aims to decrease costs in comparison with the costs of raising the finished grade level of the railway, especially at places where adjacent sections such as railway stations etc. are connected. x | |||||
Simões da Silva, Luis; Jordão, Sandra; Simões, Rui | A component model for welded beam-to-column joints with beams of unequal depth | Stahlbau | 4/2012 | 290-303 | Fachthemen |
AbstractIn many practical situations, internal nodes connect beams with unequal depth whenever the span lengths are not uniform. Following the methodology defined in EC 3-1-8, this paper presents a component model that is able to reproduce accurately the complex behavior of welded beam-to-column joints with beams of unequal height, which corresponds to a node configuration that is not yet covered in the EC 3 design rules. Based on an experimental program carried out at the University of Coimbra, the relevant components for the column web panel under a non-uniform stress state are characterized, leading to the development of a new design procedure that extends the scope of EC 3-1-8. x | |||||
A Biographical Dictionary of Civil Engineers in Great Britain an Ireland. Vol. 1: 1500-1830 (Hrsg.: A. W. Skempton u. a.) | Bautechnik | 12/2002 | 888-889 | Bücher | |
A 14: Beginn der bauvorbereitenden Arbeiten für neue Muldebrücke Grimma | Beton- und Stahlbetonbau | 3/2022 | 205 | Nachrichten | |
Eitelberger, Johannes; Dorrer, Günther | A 14 Eldetalbrücke - Besonderheiten aus der Sicht des Stahlbaus | Stahlbau | 10/2018 | 954-961 | Fachthemen |
AbstractDie neue Eldetalbrücke ist ein wichtiger Teil des Lückenschlusses der deutschen Bundesautobahn A 14. Sie besteht aus zwei parallel verlaufenden Teiltragwerken in Stahlverbundbauweise. Die vier Hauptträger der Brücke sind als Stahlhohlkästen ausgebildet, die im Bereich der beiden größten Spannweiten voutenförmig nach unten erweitert sind. Insgesamt liegt die Brücke auf 14 Achsen auf, die aufgrund der schwierigen Baugrundverhältnisse auf Großbohrpfählen gelagert sind. Die zwei Lagerachsen mit den größten Vouten sind als Besonderheit als semi-integrale Verbundpfeiler ausgebildet, deren Planung und Bau eine Herausforderung für alle Beteiligten darstellten. Zusätzliche Einschränkungen bei der Zugänglichkeit erforderten kreative Lösungen bei der Stahlbaumontage. Mit einer Gesamtlänge von 506 m zählt die fertiggestellte Eldetalbrücke zu den größten Brückenbauwerken in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. x | |||||
Cohen, Julie Mark | A U.S. phenomenon: Tall, Slender Bridge Rocker Bearings | Stahlbau | 12/2013 | 931-933 | Berichte |
Klingelhöfer, Tina | :envihab Institut für Luft- und Raumfahrtmedizin Köln - Schwerelosigkeit mit Stahl gebaut | Stahlbau | 10/2014 | 718-721 | Fachthemen |
AbstractDie große Flexibilität für wechselnde wissenschaftliche Anforderungen wird durch ein weitspannendes, raumhohes und umlaufend auskragendes Stahlfachwerk ermöglicht. Der steife Dachkörper ruht auf regelmäßig angeordneten Stahlverbundstützen in der Nutzebene. Der Synergieeffekt aus der doppelten Funktion des Daches als Tragwerk und großzügiger Technikzentrale trägt zur Nachhaltigkeit des Gebäudes bei. Die flächig angeordneten technischen Anlagen erlauben die individuelle Anbindung der einzelnen Module, die Belegung kann sich den wandelnden Wissenschaftsanforderungen anpassen und vielfältige Nutzungsszenarien ermöglichen. Im Beitrag wird aus der Sicht der ausführenden Stahlbaufirma Christmann x | |||||
9th International Symposium on Tubular Structures Tubular Architecture in the 21st Century | Stahlbau | 10/2000 | 820 | Termine | |
Kurrer, K.-E. | 9th International Symposium on Tubular Structures | Stahlbau | 7/2001 | 502 | Berichte |