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Finite Element Modeling of Partially Restrained Beam-to-Girder Connections - Printable Version

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Finite Element Modeling of Partially Restrained Beam-to-Girder Connections - preceptor - 12-17-2009

Finite Element Modeling of Partially Restrained Beam-to-Girder Connections

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In recent years the design of steel framed composite floor systems has been controlled more often by serviceability criteria than by strength. It has been suggested that a partially continuous composite floor system would improve serviceability limit states; and that, partially restrained beam-to-girder connections are the key to such a floor system (Rex and Easterling 1994). A research project aimed at developing design methods and criteria for partially restrained beam-to-girder connections and partially continuous floor systems is currently in progress at Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University (VPI). This paper focuses on a finite element modeling technique that is being used to predict the moment-rotation behavior of various beam-to-girder connections. This method relies heavily on the behavior models of various connection sub-elements (bolts, welds, etc...). These connection sub-element models are also discussed.


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RE: COMPOSITE CONNECTIONS - Grunf - 12-18-2009

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Article can be found in the book Connections in steel structures 3 as well. The book is posted here:
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