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Mechanical characteristics of hollow shear connectors under direct shear force

  • Uenaka, Kojiro (Department of Civil Engineering, Kobe City College of Technology) ;
  • Higashiyama, Hiroshi (Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Kinki University)
  • Received : 2013.12.06
  • Accepted : 2014.07.28
  • Published : 2015.02.25

Abstract

The steel-concrete composite decks have high fatigue durability and deformability in comparison with ordinary RC slabs. Withal, the steel-concrete composite deck is mostly heavier than the RC slabs. We have proposed herein a new type of steel-concrete composite deck which is lighter than the typical steel-concrete composite decks. This can be achieved by arranging hollow sectional members as shear connectors, namely, half-pipe or channel shear connectors. The present study aims to experimentally investigate mechanical characteristics of the half-pipe shear connectors under the direct shear force. The shear bond capacity and deformability of the half-pipe shear connectors are strongly affected by the thickness-to-diameter ratio. Additionally, the shear strengths of the hollow shear connectors (i.e. the half-pipe and the channel shear connectors) are compared. Furthermore, shear capacities of the hollow shear connectors equivalent to headed stud connectors are also discussed.

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