Steel plate shear walls (SPSWs) have been increasingly recognised as an efficient and cost‐effective system for resisting lateral loads in medium‐ and high‐rise buildings. SPSWs rely on the post‐buckling tension field action of the infill plate to resist lateral loads. Although this mechanism enables significant energy...
I. Curkovic, D. Skejić, Ivan Lukačević· ce/papers· 0 citations
Steel-framed modular structures, assembled by stacking modules, show distinct lateral behavior. However, the role of steel plate shear walls (SPSWs) in such structures is rarely studied. This study investigates their influence on the lateral behavior of steel-framed modular structures. Two six-story modular structures...
This study investigates the finite element analysis of steel–concrete composite beams with web openings using ATENA Science. Ten beams were modeled and analyzed, with nine containing web openings and one serving as a reference beam without openings. All specimens were fully shear-connected via shear studs. The main par...
Bilal Ahmed, Jan Kubica, Mohamad Ahmad et al.· Archives of Civil Engineerin...· 0 citations
Steel plate shear walls (SPSWs) are mainly implemented as flat plates (FPs). However, their development has been accelerated in recent years. Recently, a new concept of utilizing corrugated and flat plates in combination with infill plates has been proposed. In this investigation, the performance of a single-story, sin...
Quan-Zhong Jia· Journal of engineering and a...· 0 citations
Corrugated steel arch bridges have been extensively employed in transportation infrastructure owing to their favorable mechanical performance and construction effi Corrugated steel arch bridges are widely used in transportation infrastructure but suffer from stress concentration and excessive deformation under heavy...
Xiaodong Wang, Haitao Yu, Quan-Sheng Sun et al.· ACS Applied Engineering Mate...· 0 citations
This study experimentally investigates the structural behavior of reinforced concrete (RC) stepped beams with opened joints, commonly used in sloping roofs, ramps, and stairs. Unlike conventional beams, stepped beams develop combined axial force and bending moment at the joint, resulting in complex normal and shear str...
Momen M. Ali, Hamdy M. Afefy, Walid H. Shalaby· Advances in Structural Engin...· 0 citations
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