A wiki created and maintained by the research group of Jerome F. Hajjar in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at Northeastern University, Boston, Massachusetts, USA.
The recommended citation for this work is:
Hajjar, J. F., Gourley, B. C., Tort, C., Denavit, M. D., Schiller, P. H., and Leipziger Mundis, N. (2019). Steel-Concrete Composite Structural Systems, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Northeastern University, Boston, Massachusetts.
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A significant amount of research has been conducted worldwide on the behavior of composite steel-concrete structural systems in the past several decades. This resource provides a summary of the behavior and experimental, computational and analytical research on composite members, connections, and frames that are reported in detail in the literature. These published studies have been summarized with an emphasis on experimental setup and properties, analytical and computational methods presented, and key results from the work. Also included are detailed summaries of various aspects of behavior. For more information on this project see the about page.
Composite Structural Systems
Concrete-Filled Steel Tubes
- Table of Experimental Studies on Axially Loaded Column Tests
- Table of Experimental Studies on Beam, Beam Column, and Shear Tests
- Table of Experimental Studies on CFT Connection Tests
- Table of Experimental Studies on CFT Members Subjected to Torsion
- Table of Experimental Studies on CFT Bond Tests
- Table of Experimental Studies on Axially Loaded Column Tests Subjected to Fire