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Stainless steel cross-section resistance according to continuous strength method

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Dobrić, Jelena D.
Marković, Zlatko A.
Buđevac, Dragan V.
Spremić, Milan B.
Fric, Nenad
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Continuous strength method is a contemporary approach to calculation of resistance of stainless steel cross-sections which has been recently developed at the Imperial College of London. The basis of the method is the continuous relation between the slenderness and strain capacity of a cross-section, nonlinear relation between the stress and strain and the strengthening effects of cold forming. In the paper are presented the fundamental rules for calculation of cross-section resistance according to continuous strength method; the comparative analysis of design resistance of the compressed cross-section was conducted through a numerical example according to this method and EN 1993-1-4.
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Stainless steel / Continuous strength method / Nonlinearity / Buckling / Resistance
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iNDiS 2015 Planiranje, projektovanje, građenje i obnova graditeljstva 13. međunarodna naučna konferencija, 2015
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