Autor: |
Ellobody, Ehab, Alfazari, Sheikha, Alghafri, Wadha, Aladawi, Asma |
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Proceedings of the Institution of Civil Engineers: Structures & Buildings; Jul2020, Vol. 173 Issue 7, p535-546, 12p |
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This paper presents the design and testing of stainless steel tubular columns filled with steel-fibre-reinforced concrete. The pin-ended, axially loaded composite columns had a fixed depth-to-plate thickness ratio and various stainless steel tube cross-sections, lengths, non-dimensional slenderness, concrete strengths and steel fibre percentages. They were filled with plain and steel-fibre-reinforced concrete. The composite column strengths, load–axial shortening behaviour and failure modes were measured and observed. The investigation showed that stainless steel tubular columns filled with steel-fibre-reinforced concrete offer a considerable increase in column strength and ductility compared with plain-concrete-filled tubes. It was also shown that Eurocode 4 accurately predicted the strengths of the composite columns, but was unsafe for long tubes of circular section and those filled with plain high-strength concrete. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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Complementary Index |
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