Titlebook: Design of Steel Structures; Elias G. Abu-Saba Book 1995 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1995 Tore.Torsion.beam.girder.structure

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Trade Unionism and the Pay of Young Workers buckling (local, lateral, column), repeated loading (fatigue), and brittle fracture. In this text, only the effect of axial loads and shear forces will be included in considering a plastic failure in members of a structural system. The analysis of plastic failure is based on the theory of small deformations.

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Design of Bracings for Wind and Earthquake Forces,ptions and design criteria. The designer has the responsibility of using judiciously the guidelines of the code. Such action does not release him/her from the necessity of more elaborate analyses depending on specific building requirements and functions.

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Connections,usion of who is responsible in the event of failure. However, the structural engineer who designs the structure is responsible for the design of the connections. It is of the utmost importance then that the engineer be proficient in connection design.

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Anchor Bolts and Baseplates,ination of the stress bearing on the support under a column or beam is a very complex problem. Instead, a simple assumption is used in which the stress is considered to spread uniformly on the support.

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Introduction,any years, the Congress of the United States has tried to legislate the use of the metric system without success. At present, scientific and technical periodicals and journals in this country are requiring the use of both systems in their publications. In this book, illustrations and example problem

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Compression Members,ey fail, members in compression tend to fail at levels lower than their yield capacity. The inability of compression members to reach yield is attributed to their slenderness. Under compressive loads, a member deflects in a direction perpendicular to that of the load. The deflection occurs along the

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Design of Bending Members,s in the building) and live loads (furniture, snow, people, and movable equipment) are usually called gravity loads. Wind and earthquake forces acting against buildings are known as lateral loads. Structural members subjected to loads acting perpendicularly to their longitudinal axis are known as fl

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Torsion and Bending,n addition to those caused by bending. Beams and girders that are placed on the periphery of the building support floor as well as wall loads. These members will experience stresses due to bending and, in addition, torsion. This chapter is intended to present a brief discussion of the theory of tors

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