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Assessment of Different Steel Material Characteristics on Shear Links Performance

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The inelastic behavior of shear links depends on their material ductility. In order to investigate the effect of cyclic characteristics of steel on shear links behavior, five experimental links constructed of various steel grades are modeled by finite element approach. These models are verified using experimental shear links results. Moreover, cyclic stress-strain material curve is used for simulating links behavior and the models can simulate strength degradation of flange and web local buckling appropriately. The overstrength and plastic rotation of the links are modified due to the influence of test setup configuration once the buckling occurs. It can be concluded that the links material characteristics can affect the overstrength and plastic rotation. In this study, the various strain hardening of different grades of steel are evaluated and the amplitudes of strain which can simulate strain hardening of links are determined for five materials.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 1154)

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Sara Ansari*, Javad Tashakori, Javad Razzaghi

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Compactness Ratio, Cyclic Strain Hardening of Various Grades of Steel, Finite Element Model, Plastic Rotation, Shear Link

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