STRUT AND TIE METHOD
STRUT AND TIE METHOD
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Is it allowed to use strut and tie method to design structural steel beam?
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RE: STRUT AND TIE METHOD
The concepts used to develop it apply to steel, but there are already methods to design deep, high shear steel beams.
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RE: STRUT AND TIE METHOD
RE: STRUT AND TIE METHOD
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But there is no reason why you shouldn't be able to use the same kind of reasoning for steel. I can't really se any point in doing it but thats a another story. Just beware of stability criteria.
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Thomas
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RE: STRUT AND TIE METHOD
The reason why i want used it is because I have Pile cap made up of three piles arranged in triangle which are link by steel beam that support logitidunal beam of a flatform.