Concrete composite structures in light of Eurocode 2 from 2008 and 2023

The article presents the problem of recently introduced changes to Eurocode 2 in the field of designing concrete composite structures. The difference between the current standard from 2008 and the new standard from 2023, which has already obtained the status of a Polish Standard, was highlighted. It has been shown that the changes introduced reflect the results of experimental research over the last twenty years. The differences in approaches are illustrated with a working example

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Inżynieria i Budownictwo.
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2024-12-31
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https://doi.org/10.5604/01.3001.0054.8829
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Structural Engineering and Materials Analysis
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Concrete composite structures in light of Eurocode 2 from 2008 and 2023

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Structural Engineering and Materials Analysis
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Concrete composite structures in light of Eurocode 2 from 2008 and 2023

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Abstract

The article presents the problem of recently introduced changes to Eurocode 2 in the field of designing concrete composite structures. The difference between the current standard from 2008 and the new standard from 2023, which has already obtained the status of a Polish Standard, was highlighted. It has been shown that the changes introduced reflect the results of experimental research over the last twenty years. The differences in approaches are illustrated with a working example

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