behavior of concentrically loaded cft braces connections
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Abstract
Concrete filled tubes (CFTs) composite columns have many economical and esthetic advantages, but the behavior of their connections is complicated. Through this study, it is aimed to investigate the performance and behavior of different connection configurations between concrete filled steel tube columns and bracing diagonals through an experimental program. The study included 12 connection subassemblies consisting of a fixed length steel tube and gusset plate connected to the tube end with different details tested under half cyclic loading. A notable effect was observed on the behavior of the connections due to its detailing changes with respect to capacity, failure mode, ductility, and stress distribution.
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| Authors | ;Maha M. Hassan;Hazem M. Ramadan;Mohammed N. Abdel-Mooty;Sherif A. Mourad |
| Journal | reading & writing |
| Year | 2014 |
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10.1016/j.jare.2013.03.005
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