Buckling of Columns
Columns are compression members whose cross-sectional dimensions are relatively small compared with their length in the direction of the compressive force. […]
Columns are compression members whose cross-sectional dimensions are relatively small compared with their length in the direction of the compressive force. […]
Costs may be derived from reference materials. R.S. Means publishes cost reference materials in a square foot format and in
For the purpose of the seismic evaluation of the bridge, dynamic analyses were conducted on the bridge model to determine the
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The response quantities obtained from both the response-spectrum analysis and the timehistory analysis included bending moments, shear forces, axial forces, and
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Brittle fracture may occur in high-strength steels, particularly under the influ- ence of rapidly applied tensile stress. This is the
Developed in France, the BTRHEOM rheometer (de Lerrard et al. 1997; de Lerrard 1999; Wong et al. 2000; Ferraris and
Bracing as it applies to steel structures includes secondary members incorporated into the system of main members to serve these principal
For an ideally straight, exactly concentrically loaded beam or column, only a small force may be needed from an intermediate
The objective of this study was to investigate the performance of the Confederation Bridge due to seismic excitations expected at the