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2016

Composite materials--Testing<br />Torsion<br />Flexure<br />Axial loads--Testing

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Behavior Of Hollow-Core Composite Columns Under Torsion Loading, Sujith Anumolu Jan 2016

Behavior Of Hollow-Core Composite Columns Under Torsion Loading, Sujith Anumolu

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"The effect of torsional loads could be significant along with axial and flexural loads on bridge columns during earthquake excitations. The present study presents the torsional behavior of hollow-core steel-concrete-steel columns (HC-SCS) and hollow-core fiber reinforced polymer-concrete-steel columns (HC-FCS). The HC-SCS comprises of sandwiched concrete shell between two steel tubes whereas in HC-FCS column, the outer steel tube of HC-SCS column was replaced by the FRP tube. Both columns have stay-in place permanent form-work to the concrete shell in the form of outer and inner tubes. The steel tubes serve as longitudinal and shear reinforcement to the column. Finite element …