Advanced Steel Structures

Overall Course Objectives
The course aims at giving the participants a detailed knowledge of analysis and design of steel structures, enabling them to deal with more advanced steel structures.
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Learning Objectives
- Explain the assumptions that form the basis for advanced models and analysis.
- Carry out qualitative evaluations as well as detailed analysis of steel structures.
- Carry out analysis and design of more advanced steel structures from practice.
- Carry out analysis and design of member joints with bolted and welded connections.
- Carry out analysis and design of plate girders, including determination of post-critical capacity.
- Carry out analysis and design of steel columns, including built-up columns.
- Carry out analysis and design of thin-walled structures.
- Carry out analysis and design of composite structures concrete/steel.
- Determine the fatigue life of steel structures.
Course Content
Member joints using bolting and welding. Plate girders: Stiffened girders. Plastic moment capacity. Post-critical moment capacity and stiffened panels. Composite girders concrete/steel. Built-up columns. Special, more complicated structural elements and connections: End-plate connections. Beam-to-columm connections. Steel structures subject to fatigue. Fracture mechanics determination of fatigue life.
Recommended prerequisites
11312/11747/11931/11318/41957/11748/11938
Teaching Method
Lectures and exercises
Faculty
Limited number of seats
Minimum: 10.
Please be aware that this course will only be held if the required minimum number of participants is met. You will be informed 8 days before the start of the course, whether the course will be held.