Phân tích phá hủy mối ghép bu lông dầm cột khung thép nhà xưởng
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.63783/Keywords:
finite element method, failure analysisAbstract
With the development of the construction industry, the necessity of steel structure design becomes more and more important. It is inevitable that more and more buildings are being built using a new type of structure. More tests have been carried out on the types of joints in structural steel that have been carried out. Along with that, the cost to be paid during the experiment is relatively large. The finite element method helps to reduce the cost in testing significantly. In this paper, the Finite Element Method will be applied through commercial ANSYS software to compare experimental results. The calculation results will simulate the large deformation period to show the failure of the joint.
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