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新的基于梁的模型用于分析4类钢柱的因火引起的曲

Myriam R Pallares-Muñoz1, Ignacio Paya-Zaforteza2, Antonio Hospitaler-Perez2

  • 1Universidad Surcolombiana, Cra 1 Aven. 26, 410010, Neiva, Colombia.

Heliyon
|March 18, 2024
PubMed
概括

薄壁钢结构面临着火灾引起的曲风险. 新的梁元件模型 (SbcM和CbcM) 提供了在火灾条件下钢梁柱的曲扭曲 (FTB) 的高效模拟,性能优于复杂的外模型.

关键词:
第4类钢质横截面.纤维类型的数值模型曲扭曲曲的曲方式几何上的不完美.不稳定 不稳定 不稳定.具有缺陷的非线性机械分析.剩余的压力造成的压力.在火灾下使用的钢件.薄壁钢制部件 薄壁钢制部件

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