Flexural Behaviour of Composite Beam-Column Connections
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Abstract
The present study includes an experimental investigations for the behavior of composite beam-column connections at
static condition. The goals were to evaluate the effect of using cold-formed steel sections (CFS) which encasing in concrete as
a replacement to steel bars of beam segment, while steel tube filled with concrete (CFST) used as column segment.. Results
show an improve in cracking load, ultimate strength, and stiffness for composite specimens compared with specimen that using
steel bars reinforcement under static condition
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