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The registered company address is: 152 Beach Road, #21-01/04 Gateway East, Singapore 189721, Singapore Preface ThesurveyofdevelopmentforConcrete-FilledSteelTubes(CFST)isbrieflyintro- duced.Sincethelate1980s,twonewapplicationfieldsofCFSTwereopenedupin China,whicharehighway,cityarchbridgesortallorsupertallbuildings.Columns are required to increase not only high bearing capacity but also good ductility, so thismonographrepresentsonenewtypeofreinforcedCFSTcalledConcrete-Filled Double Steel Tubes (CFDST). Understanding is based on explaining the physical behavior of CFDST under load and then modeling this behavior to develop the theory.TheauthorshavesystematicallystudiedtheCFDSTstructureformorethan 10 years, and this monograph is intended to present the work completed by the authorsandtheircoworkersonly.Thestructuraltheoryisbasedonconnectingand linkingittorealbuildingsandstructuralcomponents.Thismonographpresentsthe resultsofnewloadingtestsandnumericalsimulationstoinvestigatethemechanism oftheCFDST column andthebeam-to-column connections, andtheeffectiveness ofchangingdifferentconstructiondetails. Organizationally,themonographconsistsoftwoparts:columnperformancesin Chaps.2and3,andjointconstructionscoveredinChaps.4–9.Aheavyemphasisis placed on the performance analysis of the beam-to-column connection in under- standing the forces transferring mechanism. All problems begin with structural designs and are accompanied by experimental studies or numerical simulations. Chapter1introducesthedevelopmentandapplicationofCFST,andageneralintro- duction to its connection forms is also included. CFDST is well within the range ofreinforcedCFSTstomeettherequirementsofhigherbearingcapacityandbetter performance.Chapter2usesamethodofUnifiedTheoryofCFSTandanelastoplastic limit equilibrium method to calculate the compressive strength of the composite columns,withanattempttoexaminetheoptimalcross-sectionandparameteroptions. Chapter 3 uses the principles discussed in Chap. 2 to solve the problem of axial stiffness of the CFDST column. The process of structural design in Chap. 4 illus- tratestheapplicablebeam-to-columnconnectionsinCFDSTstructureswithoutmore accompanyingcalculationsandanalyses.Chapters5–9developthebasicdesignand mechanical performance for five types of beam-to-column connections including Ring beam joint, External diaphragm joint, Vertical stiffener joint, Anchored web v vi Preface joint, and Blind bolted joint. To the end, the main research conclusions and the relevantfutureworkarealsodiscussedinChap.10. Throughoutthemonograph,manyanalysesanddesignapplicationsarepresented, which involve mechanical elements and structural members often encountered in engineeringpractices.Thismonographiswrittenforpracticingstructuralandcivil engineers, students, and academic researchers, who want to be familiar with the latest technologies for CFST structure. This monograph should, therefore, be an invaluable resource for lecturers, graduate students in structural, architectural and civilengineering,explainingtheimportantprinciplesinthebehavioroftubularsteel structures.Itisalsoaddressedtodesignersofsteelstructures,whocanfindinitthe specialitemsrelatedtotheuseofsteelconnectors,inparticularjoints,theirfailure modesandanalyticalmodelsassupplementstomoregeneraldesigncodes. Readers are welcome to point out any errors noticed in the monograph so that corrections can be incorporated. There must be some limitations and errors in the contents.Anysuggestionsarewelcomebytheauthors. Tianjin,China YufenZhang Beijing,China DegangGuo March2020 Acknowledgements Withrespecttopreparingthemanuscriptforthismonograph,Igratefullyacknowl- edge the pleasant and effective cooperation with Project Manager Degang Guo, whowasresponsiblefortherelevantexperimentalprocess.Thismonographcovered the research outcomes of the National Science Foundation of China (Grant No. 51478004&51008027).Meanwhile,thefinancialsupportfromHebeiUniversityof Technology, Norinco International Cooperation Ltd. and State Key Laboratory of HydroscienceandEngineeringarealsoappreciated. The work presented in this monograph is completed by other co-workers, includingProf.YiminSongofNorthChinaUniversityofTechnology;Drs.Dongfang Zhang,SuWang,Mr.WanjiPeiofChang’anUniversity.Iwouldalsoliketothank allmygraduatestudents,whohavecontributedextensivelytothedevelopment,anal- ysis,andsimulationworkpresentedinthismonograph.TheyincludeQiangWang, FuWang,XinxiuWu,Ge.Zhu,ZonghaoJiang,MiaoWang,YushuoLi,HongxinJia, JiaqiGao,JinxinHou,AerPan.Duringthewritingupstage,Mr.XuwangZhaoand Ms.YanZhanghelpedtofinalizeallthefiguresandintegratethetext;Mr.Hongfan Bu,Mr.EvansAwua-Peasah,andMs.BenedictaBediako-Pokuhelpedtoproofread theentiremanuscript.Theircontributionsaregratefullyacknowledged. A particular note of thanks goes to my graduate advisor, Prof. Junhai Zhao of Chang’anUniversity,whohasbeenagreathelptomeinthisregard.AlsoIthank Profs. Guowei Ma, Xian Rong of Hebei University of Technology, Prof. Jianguo NieofTsinghuaUniversity(MemberoftheChineseAcademyofEngineering),who providedgeneroussupporttothisresearch. Finally,appreciationgoestomyhusbandandmydaughterwhohavebeenasource ofencouragement. March2020 YufenZhang vii Contents 1 Introductions ................................................. 1 1.1 PrinciplesofConcrete-FilledSteelTube(CFST) .............. 1 1.2 ApplicationsandDevelopmentsofCFST .................... 2 1.3 ResearchesonCFST ...................................... 3 1.4 ConnectionsinCFSTStructures ............................ 5 1.4.1 Through-BeamJointandThrough-ColumnJoint ....... 5 1.4.2 ExteriorStiffeningRingJoint(ExternalDiaphragm Joint) ............................................ 6 1.4.3 Diaphragm-ThroughJoint ........................... 7 1.4.4 VerticalStiffenerJoint .............................. 8 1.4.5 WeldedHaunchJoint ............................... 8 1.4.6 AnchoredT-PlateJoint ............................. 8 1.4.7 BoltedJoint ....................................... 9 1.5 ReinforcedCFSTs ........................................ 9 1.5.1 I:CFSTReinforcedbyInnerSteelTube(Including CFDST) .......................................... 10 1.5.2 II:CFSTReinforcedbyInnerSectionSteel ............ 11 1.5.3 III:CFRP-ConfinedCFST .......................... 12 1.5.4 IV:HollowCFDST ................................ 13 1.5.5 ApplicationsofCFDST ............................. 14 1.6 MonographOrganization .................................. 14 References .................................................... 16 2 AnalysisofAxialBearingCapacity ............................. 21 2.1 TestsandPhenomena ..................................... 21 2.2 CalculationbyLimitEquilibriumMethod ................... 24 2.2.1 LimitEquilibriumMethod .......................... 24 2.2.2 UnifiedStrengthTheory ............................ 24 2.2.3 ElastoplasticLimitAnalysis ......................... 25 2.3 CalculationbyUnifiedTheoryofCFST ..................... 31 2.3.1 MethodofUnifiedTheoryofCFST .................. 31 2.3.2 EquivalentConfinementCoefficient .................. 32 ix x Contents 2.3.3 CalculationFormulas ............................... 33 2.4 ValidationandAnalysis ................................... 34 2.5 ParametricStudyforCFDSTColumn ....................... 40 2.5.1 InfluenceofInnerTube ............................. 41 2.5.2 ASimpleModelUsedinOptimumDesign ............ 42 2.5.3 ContributionofInnerTube .......................... 43 2.6 Summary ............................................... 45 References .................................................... 46 3 CompressiveStiffnessofCFDSTColumns ....................... 49 3.1 CompressiveStiffnessofCFST ............................ 49 3.2 SimpleSuperpositionMethod .............................. 51 3.3 CalculationbyUnifiedTheoryofCFST ..................... 51 3.4 ElasticitySolutions ....................................... 52 3.4.1 BasicModel ...................................... 52 3.4.2 EnergyTheory .................................... 53 3.5 VerificationofTheoreticalCalculations ...................... 59 3.5.1 ComparisonwithExperimentalResults ............... 59 3.5.2 ParametricStudy .................................. 61 3.6 Summary ............................................... 62 References .................................................... 62 4 FrameJointFormsinCFDSTStructures ........................ 65 4.1 Ring-BeamJointwithDiscontinuousOuterTube ............. 66 4.2 ExternalDiaphragmJoint ................................. 67 4.3 VerticalStiffenerJoint .................................... 68 4.4 AnchoredSteelBeamJoint ................................ 69 4.5 HighStrengthBolts-T-PlateJoint ........................... 70 4.6 Summary ............................................... 71 References .................................................... 72 5 RingBeamJointstoRCBeams ................................. 75 5.1 DescriptionofConnectionSystem .......................... 75 5.2 TestSpecimensandMaterialProperties ..................... 77 5.3 TestSetupandMeasurementScheme ....................... 79 5.4 DiscussionofTestResults ................................. 80 5.4.1 FailureModes ..................................... 80 5.4.2 P-(cid:2)HysteresisLoops .............................. 82 5.4.3 AnalysisofDuctility ............................... 83 5.4.4 Load-StrainCurves ................................ 85 5.5 FEModeling ............................................ 88 5.5.1 ComparisonbetweenTestandFEMResults ........... 88 5.5.2 ParametricStudies ................................. 89 5.6 Summary ............................................... 91 References .................................................... 92