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Experimental tests on bolted steel angles in compression with varying end supports

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Abstract The paper presents the detailed test setup and results of a test series on bolted single steel angles in compression with varying end support conditions and slenderness ratios. For… Click to show full abstract

Abstract The paper presents the detailed test setup and results of a test series on bolted single steel angles in compression with varying end support conditions and slenderness ratios. For all tests FEM-calculations were done, which are also presented. In total 27 specimens with one-bolt and two-bolt connections with and without preload are tested. Three different boundary conditions on both ends are investigated: Boundary condition 1 (BC1) is a clamped support. BC2 is a knife edge support that allows only for rotations about the axis parallel to the connected leg. BC3 is a fully hinged support. In addition to the results of the member tests, imperfection measurements and results of material tests are presented in order to carry out the FEM-calculations and to allow for comparison with current design standards.

Keywords: steel; varying end; compression varying; angles compression; steel angles

Journal Title: Journal of Constructional Steel Research
Year Published: 2019

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