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Author
Suzuki, J.
Title
Structural Redundancy and Effect of Seismic Design on Ultimate Temperature of Steel Frames Exposed to Fire. Chapter 2: Stress Redistribution Mechanisms and High-Temperature Instability in Frames.
Coporate
Tokyo University of Science, Japan
Journal
Fire Science and Technology, Vol. 26, No. 3, 113-144, 2007
Keywords
seismic design | temperature | steel frames | exposure | fire resistance | building collapse | steel structures | stress (mechanics) | high temperature | equations | structural design | structures | beams | columns | thermal instability | stability | load capacity | earthquakes | vibration | shear stress | shear force | shear strength
Identifiers
high-temperature mechanical characteristics of structural steel; collapse temperature of partial frames; problems in high-temperature instability of steel structures in a fire; seismic design based on the ultimate lateral strength; stress-strain curve; approximation formula (Furumura equation); coefficients connected to high-temperature stress-strain relation; collapse temperature of partial frames; basic collapse temperature of a structure; unstable behavior of the frame; structural design at normal temperature; horizontal load-carrying capacity