Modelling of semi-rigid beam connections in timber-concrete composites

Timber-concrete composite elements offer an efficient structural solution by combining the advantages of both materials. This paper focuses on the numerical modelling of semi-rigid connections and presents methods for incorporating them into FEM models using two structural analysis software. The goal is to accurately represent the slip modulus of the shear connection. The findings provide practical recommendations for engineers and designers in selecting appropriate modelling approaches.

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E3S Web of Conferences
Published
2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1051/e3sconf/202564101030
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Wood Treatment and Properties
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Modelling of semi-rigid beam connections in timber-concrete composites

Viktória Bajzecerová, Jana Krempaska
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Wood Treatment and Properties
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Modelling of semi-rigid beam connections in timber-concrete composites

Viktória Bajzecerová, Jana Krempaska
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Abstract

Timber-concrete composite elements offer an efficient structural solution by combining the advantages of both materials. This paper focuses on the numerical modelling of semi-rigid connections and presents methods for incorporating them into FEM models using two structural analysis software. The goal is to accurately represent the slip modulus of the shear connection. The findings provide practical recommendations for engineers and designers in selecting appropriate modelling approaches.

E3S Web of ConferencesVol. 641
Technical University of Košice (SK)
Openalex Percentile: Top 78%
Wood Treatment and Properties
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