Bearing Capacity of Aluminum Bars with Built-Up Cross Section and Glued or Welded Connections

Marcin Krajewski; Piotr Iwicki

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.710.103

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Bearing Capacity of Aluminum Bars with Built-Up Cross Section and Glued or Welded Connections

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The paper is focused on numerical analysis and experimental test of aluminum bars with glued and welded connections between separate members. The connection properties were tested experimentally. The numerical analysis were conducted for the beam and shell model of the structure. The shape and magnitude of initial geometric imperfection was taken into account.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 710)

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Marcin Krajewski*, Piotr Iwicki

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Built-Up Cross Section, Geometric Imperfections, Glued Connections

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