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FEA of Infilled Composite Beam Using Angle Type Shear Connector

Version 1 : Received: 25 July 2023 / Approved: 25 July 2023 / Online: 25 July 2023 (10:34:54 CEST)

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Lee, J.-S.; Woo, J.-H.; Shin, K.-J.; Lee, H.-D. Design Methodology of U-Shaped Infilled Composite Beams with Angled Shear Connectors Using Finite Element Analysis. Buildings 2023, 13, 2221. Lee, J.-S.; Woo, J.-H.; Shin, K.-J.; Lee, H.-D. Design Methodology of U-Shaped Infilled Composite Beams with Angled Shear Connectors Using Finite Element Analysis. Buildings 2023, 13, 2221.

Abstract

A composite beam is a structural member that behaves as a single unit by using shear connectors between a concrete slab and an H-shaped steel girder. The composite ratio is crucial and determined by the shear connectors' ability to withstand the horizontal shear forces between the concrete and steel girder. In this study, a U-shaped composite beam was designed, which differs from conventional composite beams as it allows the use of a steel girder as a formwork. Moreover, angle-type shear connectors, instead of stud-type connectors, were employed. Based on this design, large-scale U-shaped composite beams with angle-type shear connectors were fabricated, and load tests were conducted to analyze the behavior after composite action and the influence of shear connector spacing. Additionally, the strength of the angle-type shear connectors used in this paper was evaluated through finite element analysis. Finally, a strength evaluation method for composite beams of this configuration was proposed.

Keywords

Infilled composite beam; Horizontal shear; FEA

Subject

Engineering, Architecture, Building and Construction

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