Publication result detail

The problems of the action of high strength steel element in structures

ŠMAK, M.

Original Title

The problems of the action of high strength steel element in structures

English Title

The problems of the action of high strength steel element in structures

Type

Paper in proceedings (conference paper)

Original Abstract

This report is focused on possible applications of various strength steels in the construction details of steel (or steel - concrete) structures. The application of high strength material for selected structural elements can change the global action of a structural detail and consequently the action of a structure. The paper is dealing with some of the problems caused by the joint influence of the steel frames in the usage of the various strength steel for their sectional elements.

English abstract

This report is focused on possible applications of various strength steels in the construction details of steel (or steel - concrete) structures. The application of high strength material for selected structural elements can change the global action of a structural detail and consequently the action of a structure. The paper is dealing with some of the problems caused by the joint influence of the steel frames in the usage of the various strength steel for their sectional elements.

Keywords

hight strength steel, joint, rotational stiffeness, load carrying capacity, loading tests, design, experimental solution

Key words in English

hight strength steel, joint, rotational stiffeness, load carrying capacity, loading tests, design, experimental solution

Authors

ŠMAK, M.

RIV year

2011

Released

06.09.2010

Publisher

CRC Press/Balkema

Location

London

ISBN

978-0-415-58472-2

Book

Advances and Trends in Structural Engineering, Mechanics and Computation

Pages from

667

Pages to

670

Pages count

5

BibTex

@inproceedings{BUT36861,
  author="Milan {Šmak}",
  title="The problems of the action of high strength steel element in structures",
  booktitle="Advances and Trends in Structural Engineering, Mechanics and Computation",
  year="2010",
  pages="667--670",
  publisher="CRC Press/Balkema",
  address="London",
  isbn="978-0-415-58472-2"
}