Influence of Plate Stiffener Geometry on LTB Capacity

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Chansuk, Piyachai
Freidenberg, Aaron
Quadrato, Craig
Rogers, Megan

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2016

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Conference presentations, papers, posters

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Distortion , twist , shear tab , plate stiffener , lateral torsional buckling

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The standard analytical equations for elastic and inelastic lateral-torsional buckling assume a connection that permits rotation about the strong axis (as well as warping), but prevents twist about the longitudinal axis. The plate stiffener, commonly called a shear tab, is idealized as such a connection. In this paper, the influence of plate stiffener geometry on the lateral-torsional buckling capacities of various wide-flange beams is studied, using high-fidelity computer simulation. Preliminary results indicate that plate stiffener geometries have a significant effect on beam LTB capacity.

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Chansuk, Piyachai; Freidenberg, Aaron; Quadrato, Craig; and Rogers, Megan, "Influence of Plate Stiffener Geometry on LTB Capacity" (2016).

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Proceedings of the Annual Stability Conference Structural Stability Research Council

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