Relaciones constitutivas de los perfiles tubulares de pared delgada utilizados en la construcción de mallas espaciales de nudos articulados

José Ramón Atienza; Carlos Miragall; Ramón Irles

doi:10.3989/ic.1986.v38.i381.1760

Constitutive relations of thin-walled tubes used in the construction of space trusses

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José Ramón Atienza Universidad Politécnica Valencia
Carlos Miragall Universidad Politécnica Valencia
Ramón Irles Universidad Politécnica Valencia

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https://doi.org/10.3989/ic.1986.v38.i381.1760

Abstract

A suitable modelling of the structural behaviour of pin-jointed single and double layer grids requires a correct description of the bars behaviour. This paper deals with the study of the structural response of these bars, taking into account the material and geometrical non-linearities, which arise when they collapse by either plastifying in tension or buckling in compression. Although the methodology shown can be applied to bars of any cross-section, in this paper only tubular bars will be considered because they are the most commonly used in these structural Systems.

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José Ramón Atienza, Universidad Politécnica Valencia

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1986-06-30

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Atienza, J. R., Miragall, C., & Irles, R. (1986). Constitutive relations of thin-walled tubes used in the construction of space trusses. Informes De La Construcción, 38(381), 37–43. https://doi.org/10.3989/ic.1986.v38.i381.1760

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Vol. 38 No. 381 (1986)

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