Canadian Journal of Civil Engineering · 1983 · 16 citations · 1 references
EngineeringMaterials EngineeringMaterials ScienceFinite Element AnalysisMechanical Behavior Of MaterialsStructural EngineeringBending Of BeamsResidual StressStrength Of MaterialsStress-strain BehaviorStructural LoadsStructural Response AnalysisBending LoadsBending TestingFinite Element SimulationLoad-deflection BehaviorLoad-deflection RelationshipsSlenderness RatioUltimate Strength AnalysisUltimate Strength Assessment
Results of the tests carried out on eight 45 × 45 × 3 mm and eight 65 × 65 × 4 mm concentrically loaded cold-formed single angles with hinged end conditions are presented. The nominal slenderness ratios of the test specimens varied from 90 to 250. Experimental failure loads are compared with loads calculated in accordance with North American and European specifications. A finite element computer program, which takes into account the effect of the initial out-of-straightness, was developed to predict the flexural failure loads of cold-formed angle sections. The out-of-straightness of the test specimens was measured. Load–deflection curves were obtained experimentally and theoretically. The magnitude and distribution of residual strains were also determined.
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Very High Strength Cement for Very High Strength Concrete
Pierre-Claude Aftcin, Claude Bédard, M. A. Sc. Marc Plumat et al. · MRS Proceedings · 1984 · 11 citations