Yasser Salah Ibrahim Abdelmajeed

Non-linear analysis of composite steel battened columns using foam concrete / التحليل اللاخطى للأعمدة الحديد ذات الشرائح والمركبة باستخدام خرسانة الفوم Yasser Salah Ibrahim Abdelmajeed ; Supervised Maheeb M. E. Abdelghaffar - Cairo : Yasser Salah Ibrahim Abdelmajeed , 2018 - 153 P. : chartas , facsimiles ; 25cm

Thesis (M.Sc.) - Cairo University - Faculty of Engineering - Department of Civil Engineering

Filling battened steel columns with light-weight concrete (EPS) provides a composite action that adds to column axial-capacity, prevents inward local-buckling and allows for quick and simple construction of low-rise buildings. Instead of gravel, foam is mixed with sand and cement to form the light-weight concrete with Fcu about one MPa (10 kg/cm²) and E about 100 MPa (1000 kg/cm²). In all considered cases, overall-buckling controlled failure. Verification analysis was performed against 12 Full-scale columns tested in BHRC by the same research team; half of the tests were for bare columns and the other 6 were composite. ANSYS was used for the nonlinear finite element analysis. Using the verified FEM, a parametric study was prepared for the aim of deriving a new set of column-curves for 2Composite Steel Battened Columns Using Foam Concrete3 that are not permitted in the design codes



Battened steel columns Composite columns buckling Critical load