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Semi-rigid connections in steel frames

Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat, Committee 43 ; contributors, Wai-Fah Chen ... [et al.] ; editorial group, Robert F. Lorenz, Ben Kato, Wai-Fah Chen

(Tall buildings and urban environment series)(Tall steel buildings)

McGraw-Hill, c1993

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Includes bibliographical references (p. 287-305) and indexes

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Description

This book contains the technical information on connections for ductile moment structural frames, essential for earthquake-resistant design - and provides an international survey of the latest findings on connections for tubular columns, braced and unbraced frames. Coverage of hybrid framing systems, now used in Western U.S. earthquake regions, is also included.

Table of Contents

  • Creating design application models
  • classification of semi-rigid connections
  • analysis of beams in semi-rigid braced (non-sway) frames
  • analysis of members in semi-rigid unbraced (sway) frames
  • elastic stability of semi-rigid frames
  • utilizing hybrid system flexibility in Seismatic regions
  • semi-rigid connections to tubular columns
  • semi-rigid composite connections.

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