This paper presents the failure pattern, ultimate static strength and detailed behavior of steel tubular T-joints strengthened by fiber reinforced polymer (FRP) obtained from numerical investigations under an axial brace compressive loading.
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Non-linear finite element analysis is useful in understanding the system behaviour and for prediction of failure pattern and ultimate load.
The behavior of the tested beams was investigated with special attention to the deflection under different stages of loading, initial cracking, cracking pattern, and ultimate load.
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Observing the visual characteristics using micrographs and X-ray diffraction patterns from the ultimate composition and each component by SEM/EDS and XRD phase analysis techniques, confirmed this improvement in shear resistance.
Frames with deterministic and random residual stresses are then analysed by advanced geometric and material nonlinear analysis using the proposed scale factors to determine the influence of residual stress and its different patterns on the ultimate strength and reliability of steel frames.
