Sentence examples for behaviour of such beams from inspiring English sources
Two approaches were developed to simulate the behaviour of such beams.
However, not all aspects of the behaviour of such beams have been studied adequately, such as the lateral torsional buckling failure.
Furthermore, the interaction efficiency between the three elements in a composite sandwich beam has been considered thoroughly, from which the effect of some parameters, such as plate length upon the behaviour of such beams, were studied.
The approach has been developed to simulate the behaviour of such beams, and is based on neglecting the separation between the three layers; i.e., the deflections are equal in each element through the same section.
The presence of axial restraint can drastically change the behaviour of such beams in fire, but the behaviour of axially restrained steel beams with web opening has received little attention.
Despite some advantages over typical perforated beams, the behaviour of such beams is complicated by the irregularity of openings, which demands more reliable tools for assessing their local buckling response.
The numerical results have showed that the modelling approach was convenient to study the behaviour of such beam systems with limited destructive tests, which are likely to be very expensive and time consuming.
The finite element model, after calibration with experimental results available in the literature, is used to perform parametric studies, to evaluate the behaviour and strength of such beams under different types of interactions due to variation of material and member properties.
The results indicate that the behaviour of such RC beams is comparable to typical RC beam behaviour to a certain extent.
The results indicate that the behaviour of such RC beams can be compared to typical RC beam behaviour to a certain extent.
The main goal of this study was to evaluate the post-cracking behaviour of such continuous beams, namely the influence of the adhesive used in their construction.
