Experimental Research of a Steel Frame with Cantilever Beam Spliced Joints under Surface Deformation

Jun Wu Xia; Xiao Wei Liu; Fa Ming Wen; Jun Hui Xiong

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.243-249.443

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Experimental Research of a Steel Frame with Cantilever Beam Spliced Joints under Surface Deformation

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Structural additional force and deformation of a single-level, single span steel frame with cantilever beam spliced joints under the horizontal deformation and vertical deformation were researched by a physical simulation experiment. The results showed that the horizontal tensile-compression deformation is the most unfavorable to the frame. However, the frame was still in elastic stage and can resume normal work status after unloading, which make it a good anti-deformation performance.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 243-249)

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Jun Wu Xia, Xiao Wei Liu, Fa Ming Wen, Jun Hui Xiong

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Flange Splice Plate, Spliced Joint, Steel Frame, Surface Deformation

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