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  1. jaskamakkara

    Bulging of CFT walls

    Hi guys, just wondering what you make of this concrete-filled tube that we found during a frame inspection. It looks like all the side of the column are bulging - indeed it looks like the concrete socle at the base is restraining the deformation which is why some concrete is spalling off. At the...
  2. jaskamakkara

    Modelling closely spaced supports in FEM package

    Hi everyone, I am checking a steel crane beam in an old theater. It is about 21m long and is supported in 3 intermediate points for 4 continuous spans of approx 5m. It is connected at these points to perpendicularly spanning concrete beams by way of channel sections, welded vertically to the...
  3. jaskamakkara

    Torsional column restraint at bottom of haunch in portal frame

    I am detailing a portal frame that has HEB260 columns and IPE600 rafters. I am trying to detail the proper restraint to the columns at the level of the base of the haunch. I am using SCI documents P397, P399, and P252 (which all pertain to portal frame design) as references but I have some...
  4. jaskamakkara

    Checking buckling of a beam modelled with 2d elements in FEM

    Hi guys, I have a beam that is installed already but needs to have the flanges on one side of a 500mm long section of it removed to make room for a pipe. I am using SCIA Engineer FEM package and I would like to check that there are no adverse buckling effects etc from this flange removal...
  5. jaskamakkara

    Beam with tapered ends resting on concrete beams

    Hi, I have a need to "hang" a steel beam from two concrete beams. The top of the steel beam is 110mm above the top of the concrete but the beam needs to be at least 330mm deep so I was thinking to taper the beam ends and sit it on top of the concrete. There is a picture attached that hopefully...
  6. jaskamakkara

    Out of plane stability of truss chord supported by 'wind-posts'

    Hi guys, I have a small indoor truss that's designed to support a short bridge that will withstand basic foot traffic. The truss is to be hidden inside a wall, and since there is no lateral restraint or returns to the wall along it's 13m span, I need the steelwork to support any lateral loads...

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