Experimental Tests on Extended Stiffened End-Plate Joints within Equal Joints Project

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Bolted extended stiffened end-plate beam-to-column joints are commonly used for steel moment resisting frames in seismic areas. In the framework of European codes, EN 1993:1-8 provides the design rules and the analytical models to predict the mechanical behavior of the joints. On the other hand, EN 1998-1 specifies the required performance for seismic resistant joints. Within EQUALJOINTS project design rules have been developed and experimental tests were carried out to seismically prequalify extended stiffened end-plate joints. In this paper the proposed design rules are discussed and results of the experimental tests are described.

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