2016
DOI: 10.15199/33.2016.05.46
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Analiza połączenia stali z betonem w strefie przejściowej dźwigara zespolonego stalowo-betonowego

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“…Distribution of shear stress τ∥ in a connection with long fillet weld: a) connection schema, b) non-linear material model, c), d), e) elastic and plastic stresses distribution on the connection length when respectively yield strength τy and ultimate strength τu are obtainedDistribution of forces in transition zone were discussed in details with additional parametric analysis of main factors having quantitative and qualitative influence on the forces redistribution in paper[6].…”
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“…Distribution of shear stress τ∥ in a connection with long fillet weld: a) connection schema, b) non-linear material model, c), d), e) elastic and plastic stresses distribution on the connection length when respectively yield strength τy and ultimate strength τu are obtainedDistribution of forces in transition zone were discussed in details with additional parametric analysis of main factors having quantitative and qualitative influence on the forces redistribution in paper[6].…”
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“…It was the motivation to analyse the similarities and differences between PBL and CD. Appropriate research was carried out as part of a doctoral dissertation [15] where the most important selected design approaches used in various countries for the description of PBL and then CDs were analysed. In particular, the Japanese experience was taken into account as PBL is widely used there (Fig.…”
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“…Anchoring structural steel in concrete is a complex issue that requires the solution of several problems. These include the selection of the type of connector, the determination of the load-bearing capacity of a single connector [8] and of a group of connectors [5], and the solution to the problem of structural steel pulling out of the concrete in the transition zone [6]. It should be also noted that the solution is dependent on the other parts of the whole element, must be consistent and do not change it significantly.…”
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confidence: 99%