Sep 2026· Advances in Science and Technology Research Journal· 0 citations· 21 references
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The study presents the results of model experimental investigations and nonlinear numerical analyses of thin-walled, two-segment box structures with various configurations of integral corrugated stiffeners. The models for experimental testing were fabricated using additive manufacturing techniques. Five variants of the structure were examined, including a reference configuration without reinforcement. The experimental investigation was carried out using a dedicated test rig. Numerical representations of the investigated models were developed and subjected to nonlinear analyses using finite element method-based software. The adequacy of the numerical results was assessed through comparison with experimental data. The objective of the study was to determine the effect of different forms of the proposed structural solution on the magnitude of the critical load and the nature of post-buckling deformation.
This study aims to experimentally investigate the buckling behavior and load-bearing capacities of cold-formed steel (CFS) omega-section columns under axial load. Within the scope of the research, 11 omega column specimens with thicknesses ranging from 1.75 mm to 3 mm were integrated with corrugated silo wall sheets of...
Ramazan Oruç, Yakup Bölükbaş, M. E. Kara· Ömer Halisdemir Üniversitesi...· 0 citations
In modern design practice, a numerical method for verifying the robustness of damaged structural systems based on imitation modeling is becoming increasingly common. This method utilizes the fundamental principles of macromodeling, according to which the elastic behavior of a structural system is determined by the op...
The presence of openings in reinforced concrete (RC) walls leads to a marked reduction in both axial load capacity and overall stiffness, thereby compromising structural performance. To mitigate these adverse effects and maintain safety, various strengthening methods have demonstrated effectiveness in restoring and enh...
Youssef Elmezayen, A. Morsy, Nabil H. El-Ashkar· IOP Conference Series: Earth...· 0 citations
Objective
. This work is devoted to a quantitative assessment of the effect of internal prestressing of reinforcement on the stress-strain state and load-bearing capacity of a thick-walled cylindrical shell.
Method
. The study is carried out through a computational experiment using the finite element method in an...
V. V. Kuznetsov, S. V. Litvinov, T. Volosatova· Herald of Dagestan State Tec...· 0 citations
This study presents the development of a three-dimensional finite element model for simulating the fire behavior of prestressed glued-laminated timber. The finite element model, based on experimental data and the recommendations of Eurocode 5, accounts for the temperature-dependent evolution of the wood’s physical and...
M. Khelifa, D. Fakra, Che-Qin Cai· Journal of fire sciences· 0 citations
ABSTRACT This paper experimentally investigates the prestressing effect of repeated strip footing loading on scaled reinforced earth walls and compares the results with numerical, analytical, and particle image velocimetry (PIV) analyses. Two wall configurations with full-height rigid and flexible facings and three rei...
H. Ahmadi, Adam Bezuijen· International Journal of Geo...· 0 citations
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