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Comparison of Design Methods for Composite Slabs Using Small-scale Shear Tests

HOLOMEK, J. BAJER, M. KALA, J.

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Comparison of Design Methods for Composite Slabs Using Small-scale Shear Tests

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Comparison of Design Methods for Composite Slabs Using Small-scale Shear Tests

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en

Originální abstrakt

Design methods for composite slabs still require full-scale bending tests which are expensive and space demanding. Alternatively small-scale shear tests can be used to obtain shear characteristic of the connection. Three of the methods which are using small-scale shear tests are presented and compared in this paper: slip-bloct test, new simplified method and built-up bars method. Small-scale shear tests performed in laboratory are used to calculate bending resistance using these methods. The resulting resistance is compared with previously performed four-point bending tests.

Anglický abstrakt

Design methods for composite slabs still require full-scale bending tests which are expensive and space demanding. Alternatively small-scale shear tests can be used to obtain shear characteristic of the connection. Three of the methods which are using small-scale shear tests are presented and compared in this paper: slip-bloct test, new simplified method and built-up bars method. Small-scale shear tests performed in laboratory are used to calculate bending resistance using these methods. The resulting resistance is compared with previously performed four-point bending tests.

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@inproceedings{BUT115493,
  author="Josef {Holomek} and Miroslav {Bajer} and Jiří {Kala}",
  title="Comparison of Design Methods for Composite Slabs Using Small-scale Shear Tests",
  annote="Design methods for composite slabs still require full-scale bending tests which are expensive and space demanding. Alternatively small-scale shear tests can be used to obtain shear characteristic of the connection. Three of the methods which are using small-scale shear tests are presented and compared in this paper: slip-bloct test, new simplified method and built-up bars method. Small-scale shear tests performed in laboratory are used to calculate bending resistance using these methods. The resulting resistance is compared with previously performed four-point bending tests.",
  address="WSEAS Press",
  booktitle="Adances in Mathematics and Statistical Sciences, Proceedings of the 3rd International Conference on Mathematical, Computational and Statistical Sciences",
  chapter="115493",
  howpublished="electronic, physical medium",
  institution="WSEAS Press",
  year="2015",
  month="february",
  pages="1--6",
  publisher="WSEAS Press",
  type="conference paper"
}