Design of Steel-to-Concrete Joints

Design of Steel-to-Concrete Joints

This Design manual I summarises the reached knowledge in the RFCS Project RFSR-
CT-2007-00051 New Market Chances for Steel Structures by Innovative Fastening
Solutions between Steel and Concrete, INFASO. The material was prepared in
cooperation researchers from Institute of Structural Design and Institute of Construction
Materials, Universität Stuttgart, Department of Steel and Timber Structures, Czech
Technical University in Prague, and practitioners from Gabinete de Informática
e Projecto Assistido Computador Lda., Coimbra, Goldbeck West GmbH, Bielefeld,
stahl+verbundbau GmbH, Dreieich and European Convention for Constructional
Steelwork, Bruxelles, one targeting on fastening technique modelling and others
focusing to steel joint design.

The models in the text are based on component method and enable the design of steel to
concrete joints in vertical position, e.g. beam to column or to wall connections, and
horizontal ones, base plates. The behaviour of components in terms of resistance,
stiffness, and deformation capacity is summed up for components in concrete and steel
parts: header studs, stirrups, concrete in compression, concrete panel in shear, steel
reinforcement, steel plate in bending, threaded studs, embedded plate in tension, beam
web and flange in compression and steel contact plate. In the Chapters 5 and 6 are
described the possibility of assembly of components behaviour into the whole joint
behaviour for resistance and stiffness separately. The presented assembly enables the
interaction of normal forces, bending moments and shear forces acting in the joint. The
global analyses in Chapter 7 is taken into account the joint behaviour. The connection
design is sensitive to tolerances, which are recapitulated for beam to column
connections and base plates in Chapter 8. The worked examples in Chapter 9
demonstrates the application of theory to design of pinned and moment resistant base
plates, pinned and moment resistance beam to column connections and the use of
predicted values into the global analyses.

Design

Ulrike Kuhlmann, Jan Hofmann, František Wald,, et al

of Steel-to-Concrete Joints
Design Manual II

Ulrike Kuhlmann
František Wald
Jan Hofmann
et al

ISBN 978-80-01-05439-0
February 2014
František Wald, Jan Hofmann, Ulrike Kuhlmann et al
Printing in Publishing house of CTU in Prague - production Deliverable of a project carried out with a financial grant
from the Research Fund for Coal and Steel of the European Community