2020
DOI: 10.17512/znb.2019.1.14
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Numerical Analysis of the Stability of a Two-Story Building Made Using a Light Steel Skeleton Frame

Abstract: The article presents a numerical analysis of a single-family house made using the technique of a light steel skeleton frame. Numerical models were prepared for the adopted building, which was subjected to stability analysis using the Robot Structural program. The analysed construction lists possible loads that occur in accordance with applicable standards. In addition, a bending -torsional analysis was performed for the separated part of the external partition. This analysis was performed in the Ansys 18.1.1 A… Show more

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“…The construction model of a multi-story building without stiffening plating in the ground floor part loses overall stability, which was presented in [9]. On the other hand, the numerical analysis of the separated part of the wall allowed to assess the impact of the bracing used and the method of its fixing on bending -torsional displacements.…”
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“…The construction model of a multi-story building without stiffening plating in the ground floor part loses overall stability, which was presented in [9]. On the other hand, the numerical analysis of the separated part of the wall allowed to assess the impact of the bracing used and the method of its fixing on bending -torsional displacements.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…1. The selection of the considered fragment was made on the basis of maximum displacements obtained from the analysis of the stability of the building body [9]. The analyzed building was based on thin-walled C140 profiles spaced modularly every 60 cm.…”
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confidence: 99%
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