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  • Analysis-based design provisions for steel storage racks

    Author(s)
    Rasmussen, K.
    Gilbert, B.
    Griffith University Author(s)
    Gilbert, Benoit
    Year published
    2009
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    Abstract
    The paper summarises the main new design provisions included in the recent draft Australian Standard for Steel Storage Racks. The Standard features multi-tiered analysis provisions ranging from basic linear-elastic analysis-based provisions to highly advanced integrated design-analysis (GMNIA) provisions which allow the analysis and design to be completed in one step. The GMNIA provisions distinguish between beam-element-based and shell-element-based analysis according to the cross-section slenderness, and provides rules for the imperfections to use for the two types of analysis, including imperfections in the local and ...
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    The paper summarises the main new design provisions included in the recent draft Australian Standard for Steel Storage Racks. The Standard features multi-tiered analysis provisions ranging from basic linear-elastic analysis-based provisions to highly advanced integrated design-analysis (GMNIA) provisions which allow the analysis and design to be completed in one step. The GMNIA provisions distinguish between beam-element-based and shell-element-based analysis according to the cross-section slenderness, and provides rules for the imperfections to use for the two types of analysis, including imperfections in the local and distortional buckling modes for the shell-element-based analysis. The selection of the system-based reliability (resistance) factor (fs) is discussed. The Standard is seen as the most advanced design code of its type presently available for frame-type steel structures.
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    Conference Title
    Proceedings of the Eleventh Nordic Steel Construction Conference
    Publisher URI
    http://www.nordicsteel2009.se/pdf/173.pdf
    Subject
    Structural Engineering
    Publication URI
    http://hdl.handle.net/10072/38337
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