Steel structure

Author: Ding Yang, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: This book is written based on the teaching syllabus of the "Steel Structures" course for the "Civil Engineering and Architecture" major under the Open Education Pilot Program of the Central Radio & Television University, as well as the integrated design plan for multi-media teaching materials in steel structures. The book is divided into 8 chapters, including: Overview, Materials for Steel Structures, Connections in Steel Structures, Axially Loaded Members, Members under Combined Bending and Compression, Tension-Bending and Compression-Bending Members, Plane Trusses, and Manufacturing of Steel Structures. The book primarily covers the characteristics and design methods of steel structures, the working performance of steel structure materials, the calculation and construction of steel structure connections, as well as the working performance, stress analysis, and design key points of basic steel structure members. Each chapter includes calculation and design examples, and the exercises at the end of each chapter are diverse, including multiple-choice questions, calculation problems, and design problems. The book provides numerous appendices at the end to facilitate students' understanding of basic concepts and mastery of fundamental design theories and methods, as well as to aid in self-assessment. This book is one of the "Civil Engineering Professional Series Textbooks," written in conjunction with the "Code for Design of Steel Structures" GB50017—2003. It serves as a professional basic textbook for undergraduate students in civil engineering at universities and can also be referenced by relevant technical personnel in the field of civil engineering.