Structural performance of cold-formed lean duplex stainless steel beams at elevated temperatures
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Citations
Specification for the Design of Cold-Formed Stainless Steel Structural Members
Mechanical properties of hot-rolled and cold-formed steels after exposure to elevated temperature: A review
Cold-formed high strength steel SHS and RHS beams at elevated temperatures
Experimental investigation of post-fire mechanical properties of Q235 cold-formed steel
Numerical modelling and fire design of stainless steel hollow section columns
References
Specification for the Design of Cold-Formed Stainless Steel Structural Members
Testing and numerical modelling of lean duplex stainless steel hollow section columns
Elevated temperature material properties of stainless steel alloys
Computer analysis of thin-walled structural members
Discrete and continuous treatment of local buckling in stainless steel elements
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Frequently Asked Questions (8)
Q2. What is the reliability index of the design rules?
In calculating the reliability index, Eq. K2.1.1-4 in the North American cold-formed steel Specification AISI S100 [21] was used to calculate the correction factor, in order to account for the influence of the number of data.
Q3. What is the recommended resistance factor for a member with stiffened compression flanges?
The resistance factors (0) of 0.90 for members with stiffened compression flanges subjected to bending is recommended by ASCE [17], AS/NZS [18], and AISI Standard [21] for the direct strength method (DSM), while the resistance factors of 0.91 are used by the EC3 [19] and modified EC3 by Gardner and Theofanous [20] as well as the continuous strength method (CSM) [9].
Q4. What is the length of moment span between the two loading points?
The length of moment span between the two loading points was equal to the length of shear spans between the loading points to the supports for the flexural members.
Q5. What is the flexural strength for local buckling?
when the inelastic reserve local buckling strength is considered, Eq. F3.2.3-1 in AISI [21] is used for sections with first yield in compression.
Q6. What are the design rules for lean duplex stainless steel rectangular hollow beams?
The European Code and direct strength method were found to be suitable for the shear design of lean duplex stainless steel rectangular hollow beams.
Q7. What are the nominal flexural strengths of lean duplex stainless steel?
In this study, the nominal flexural strengths, calculated by the AISI [21] with and without considering the inelastic bending reserve, were represented by MDSM and M^DSM, respectively.
Q8. What temperature was used to determine the cross-sectional dimensions of the specimen?
The specimens with the same cross-sectional dimensions and specimen lengths were investigated under five different temperatures in the finite element analysis, including 24 ºC, 300 ºC, 500 ºC, 700 ºC and 900 ºC.