Lecture

Mixed Steel-Concrete Construction: Design and Welded Assemblies

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Description

This lecture covers the design principles of mixed steel-concrete construction, including composite beams and slabs under bending. It also discusses the transformation of concrete areas into equivalent steel, section sizing, and structural safety. Additionally, the lecture explores the characteristics of welded assemblies in metal frames, focusing on rigidity, resistance, and rotation capacity.

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