Force–deflection relationship of reverse channel connection web component subjected to transverse load

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Abstract

This paper presents details of development of analytical formulations for evaluating the force–deformation relationship of reverse channel web under transverse tension. The force–deformation relationship is assumed to be a bilinear:linear response from start of loading until yield line formation and afterwards until ultimate resistance. The ultimate resistance is controlled by either tensile membrane action in the web until fracture, bolt fracture or punching shear resistance of the web. One row and multiple rows of bolts are considered. The ultimate deformation is derived according to assumed strain distribution in the web plate based on extensive numerical simulation results. The derivations are validated by comparisons against extensive numerical simulation results and against available test results.

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Reverse channel Yield line solution Membrane resistance Force–deformation curve Ultimate deflection Punching shear failure Pull out failure Bolt fracture

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