Patent classifications
E04C3/293
STEEL PLATE BUILT-UP BEAM FOR STEEL-CONCRETE COMPOSITE BEAM
A steel plate built-up beam for a steel-concrete composite beam, which is for the purpose of forming a steel-concrete composite beam by filing the inside thereof with concrete, includes: a pair of web plates spaced apart from each other; a lower flange provided on the lower portions of the web plates so as to connect the lower portions of the pair of web plates; and upper angles provided on the upper portions of the web plates, respectively, such that one leg of the upper angle is coupled to side surfaces of the web plates, and other leg of the upper angle is formed to bend in directions perpendicular to the web plates.
STEEL PLATE BUILT-UP BEAM FOR STEEL-CONCRETE COMPOSITE BEAM
A steel plate built-up beam for a steel-concrete composite beam, which is for the purpose of forming a steel-concrete composite beam by filing the inside thereof with concrete, includes: a pair of web plates spaced apart from each other; a lower flange provided on the lower portions of the web plates so as to connect the lower portions of the pair of web plates; and upper angles provided on the upper portions of the web plates, respectively, such that one leg of the upper angle is coupled to side surfaces of the web plates, and other leg of the upper angle is formed to bend in directions perpendicular to the web plates.
COMPOSITE BEAM HAVING TRUSS REINFORCEMENT EMBEDDED IN CONCRETE
The present invention relates to a composite beam in which a fabricated truss is embedded in the concrete, and more particularly, it relates to a composite beam in which the fabricated truss acts as a truss beam which endures the concrete weight and the construction load in the liquid phase before the curing of the concrete and acts as a main structural member together with the concrete after the curing of the concrete.
COMPOSITE BEAM HAVING TRUSS REINFORCEMENT EMBEDDED IN CONCRETE
The present invention relates to a composite beam in which a fabricated truss is embedded in the concrete, and more particularly, it relates to a composite beam in which the fabricated truss acts as a truss beam which endures the concrete weight and the construction load in the liquid phase before the curing of the concrete and acts as a main structural member together with the concrete after the curing of the concrete.
STRUCTURAL TRUSS, ASSEMBLY AND METHOD OF MANUFACTURE
There is a truss structure, assembly and method of manufacturing a truss with a span L and a beam depth H. The truss having a main part includes a substantially planar top chord with a longitudinal centerline and webs connecting between the top chord and a bottom chord. The top chord is separated from the bottom chord by the webs. There is a top chord node where each web intersects with the centerline of the top chord and a bottom chord node where each web meets the bottom chord. At least two of the top chord nodes coincide with one another along the top chord. In use, the elements of the main part are in compression and the bottom chord includes a tension member.
STRUCTURAL TRUSS, ASSEMBLY AND METHOD OF MANUFACTURE
There is a truss structure, assembly and method of manufacturing a truss with a span L and a beam depth H. The truss having a main part includes a substantially planar top chord with a longitudinal centerline and webs connecting between the top chord and a bottom chord. The top chord is separated from the bottom chord by the webs. There is a top chord node where each web intersects with the centerline of the top chord and a bottom chord node where each web meets the bottom chord. At least two of the top chord nodes coincide with one another along the top chord. In use, the elements of the main part are in compression and the bottom chord includes a tension member.
METHOD FOR CALCULATING BENDING MOMENT RESISTANCE OF INTERNAL UNBONDED POST-TENSIONED COMPOSITE BEAM WITH CORRUGATED STEEL WEBS (CSWS) AND DOUBLE-CONCRETE-FILLED STEEL TUBE (CFST) LOWER FLANGE
A method for calculating a bending moment resistance of an internal unbonded post-tensioned composite beam with corrugated steel webs (CSWs) and a double-concrete-filled steel tube (CFST)lower flange includes: determining a degradation law of sectional flexural rigidity of the internal unbonded post-tensioned composite beam with CSWs and a double-CFST lower flange based on numerical analysis, and establishing a sectional flexural rigidity degradation model of the composite beam. The method can include segmenting a bending moment diagram of the composite beam based on the sectional flexural rigidity degradation model, and establishing a segmented integral equation of IUPS strain increment. The method can include establishing an equilibrium equation of force and a bending moment by considering contributions of concrete, the steel tubes, the upper steel flange, the IUPSs, and reinforcement in the composite beam.
METHOD FOR CALCULATING BENDING MOMENT RESISTANCE OF INTERNAL UNBONDED POST-TENSIONED COMPOSITE BEAM WITH CORRUGATED STEEL WEBS (CSWS) AND DOUBLE-CONCRETE-FILLED STEEL TUBE (CFST) LOWER FLANGE
A method for calculating a bending moment resistance of an internal unbonded post-tensioned composite beam with corrugated steel webs (CSWs) and a double-concrete-filled steel tube (CFST)lower flange includes: determining a degradation law of sectional flexural rigidity of the internal unbonded post-tensioned composite beam with CSWs and a double-CFST lower flange based on numerical analysis, and establishing a sectional flexural rigidity degradation model of the composite beam. The method can include segmenting a bending moment diagram of the composite beam based on the sectional flexural rigidity degradation model, and establishing a segmented integral equation of IUPS strain increment. The method can include establishing an equilibrium equation of force and a bending moment by considering contributions of concrete, the steel tubes, the upper steel flange, the IUPSs, and reinforcement in the composite beam.
REINFORCED STRUCTURE FOR COLUMN AND BEAM FRAME
A fracture caused by fatigue of a connecting portion positioned at a corner of a reinforcing frame directly secured to a frame is avoided regardless of a relative displacement that occurs in the frame upon disposing the reinforcing frame made of steel, which has an elevational shape surrounding the frame along an inner circumferential surface of the frame and a cross-sectional shape with a flange on a side of the frame, in a structure plane of the frame of a column and a beam of reinforced concrete structure, and joining the reinforcing frame to the inner circumferential surface of the frame. A reinforcing frame is constituted of a column portion along a column of a frame, a beam portion along a beam, and a connecting portion that is joined to the column portion and the beam portion, and connects the column portion to the beam portion. The connecting portion has a flange with a part close to the column portion and the beam portion formed to be shaped along an inner circumferential surface of the frame, and a part of the flange facing a corner of the frame formed into a shape in which a void is formed between the part and the corner of the frame.
Function-Recoverable Prefabricated Seismic Shear Wall Structure
A novel function-recoverable prefabricated seismic shear wall structure with replaceable components, which includes main structural components, connecting components and replaceable components. All components are connected by bolts or pins. The connections can provide sufficient strength to effectively connect adjacent upper and lower wall panels, or wall panel and coupling beam, together. The replaceable components are installed in the bottom region of the wall and coupling beams, which provide sufficient bearing capacity and stiffness for the building structure under service loads and dissipate seismic energy under the earthquake. The damage concentrates on the replaceable components which could be easily replaced after a strong earthquake so that the function of the building structure could be quickly restored. In addition, the replaceable components with different energy-dissipation mechanisms facilitate the shear wall structure to have multiple seismic fortification lines, and improve the seismic performance of the building structure.