The behavior of steel structures is significantly affected by the connections between the steel members. For this reason, special attention to the prediction of the joint rotational behavior is …
P Grubits, R Cucuzza, M Habashneh… - … Based Design of …, 2024 - Taylor & Francis
This work proposes topology optimization for steel I-beams, including consideration of bolted beam-column connections with geometric and material nonlinear analysis. The aim is …
A substantial effort has been made in recent years to characterise the behaviour of semi- rigid connections. Recent studies and modern codes, in particular EC3 and EC4, not only …
H Çelik, G Şakar - Steel and Composite Structures, 2022 - avesis.deu.edu.tr
In the structural analysis of steel frames, joints are generally considered as rigid or hinged considering their momenttransfer ability. However, the first studies conducted with the …
The present paper aims to analyze the mechanical behavior of bolted steel beam-to-column joints with extended endplate and different stiffeners subjected to bending moment. These …
E Bayo, A Loureiro, M Lopez, LS da Silva - Engineering Structures, 2017 - Elsevier
This paper deals with the formulation of cruciform finite elements that model 2D steel joints for frame analysis. Three different cases are contemplated: single rectangular panels …
E Bayo, J Gracia - Journal of Constructional Steel Research, 2019 - Elsevier
Connections are a key component of steel structures. Current methods of analysis of steel frames mostly rely on approximate joint models based on zero-length rotational springs or …
P Grubits, T Balogh, M Movahedi Rad - Infrastructures, 2025 - mdpi.com
The equivalent T-stub method is frequently employed in infrastructure projects, including bridge engineering, to simplify bolted connection analysis. However, steel connections …
The accurate simulation of steel structures requires a precise model of the joint behaviour. The methods proposed by the steel codes are based on either rotating springs or involved …