Grain Size Effects in the Quasi-Static Fracture Resistance of a Thermally Embrittled RPV Steel (Annealed Microstructures)

Tarpani, José Ricardo; Filho, Waldek Wladimir Bose; Spinelli, Dirceu

doi:10.1361/105994902770343944

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“…A central point load was applied to a pair of joists in order to create uniform shear in the web and the test was terminated when the deflection reached span/60, as shown in Fig 3.At this deflection, there was considerable deformation capacity in the fixings, which reached a slip of over 3mm. The joists failed at a shear load corresponding to an equivalent uniform load of 4.6kN/m 2 for joists nominally space at 600mm, which is acceptable for domestic applications [9].…”

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Application in light steel composites in floors

Wei

Sun

2011

2011 International Conference on Multimedia Technology

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Light steel construction is often designed to maximise the benefits of interactions with other materials and this paper reviews examples of composite applications of light steel components in flooring . New forms of steel-timber composite 'plyweb' floor joists and steel-gypsum composite floor joists are investigated. Design recommendations are presented for lightweight floors, as influenced by interactions with boards, which include both static and dynamic criteria.

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