Steel-framed buildings are generally designed with "simple" shear-resisting connections, and lateral forces are resisted by vertical bracing and shear walls. When a beam is considered then the effects of the longitudinal restraints by the adjacent structure and the rotational restraint by the connections has to be taken into account. Because of structural interaction, the beam behaviour at elevated temperature ...
This paper presents a numerical investigation of the residual strength of a typical PR momentresistant multi-storey steel framed structure, subjected to a design seismic event followed by fire. In order to allow a calibration with some real results from fire tests on a natural scale, the architectural and structural definitions of the eight-storey steel Cardington building were chosen as the reference case, ada...
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When a beam is bent about its major axis it may twist and move laterally, before it reaches in bending. Although the problem, of lateral-torsional buckling of steel beams at room temperature has a well established solution, the same problem at elevated temperature has not. A numerical investigation of the laleral-torsional of buckling of steel I-beams subjected to a temperature variation from room temperature u...
Recent experimental evidence has shown that steel joints exhibit a distinct change in their moment-rotation response under increasing temperature. In terms of cold design, the component method is currently the widely accepted procedure for the evaluation of the various design values. It is the purpose of the present paper to extend the component method to the prediction of the response of steel joints under fir...
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