Designing of Structural Construction and Orthotropic Slabs from Steel Reinforced Concrete

Lapenko, Olexandr; Baranetska, Dariia; Макаров, В Ф; Baranetskyi, Andrii

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/msf.1006.173

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“…The works of the authors and other researchers are dedicated to the study of structures, methods of calculation, analysis, improvement of the design, study of the influence of various types of load on the stress-strain state, etc. (Lapenko et al 2020, Johnson 2018. A detailed analysis of existing designs in comparison with the grid composite steel and concrete structures is given in the work .…”

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Stress-Strain State Analyses of the Composite Steel and Concrete Grid Structure

Gasii¹,

Hasii²

2023

IJSCET

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The study provides developing a method of the tress-strain state analyses of the composite steel and concrete grid structure, the main assumptions, and analysis of the geometry of the structure, the elementary states of equilibrium of the structures are considered, and the systems of determining equations are solved. The method of the stress-strain state analyses is proposed to be performed using the basic provisions of the technical theory of calculating thin shells. The method provides obtaining and solving the design models, and the equations needed for calculating the bearing capacity of the members of the composite steel and concrete grid structure. In particular, the method is for determining the essential area of the cross-section of the prestressed reinforcement, as well as to determine the forces that are acted in the composite steel and concrete structure. In general, the method provides designing the composite steel and concrete structure, determining the bearing capacity, and selecting the necessary dimensions of the structural elements of the composite steel and concrete structure.

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confidence: 99%