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Prefabrykacja belek do budownictwa mostowego

Adamczyk Kryspin

Materiały Budowlane

2024

nr 4

67--68

Evaluation of Behavior of Hybrid Beam Combining Steel Inverted T-Section and RC Flange

Badache Hacene, Mezhoud Samy, Melhem Abdul Qader

Civil and Environmental Engineering Reports

2022

Vol. 32, no. 3

166--181

This paper deals with flexural investigation of a type of steel-concrete composite beam structure able to provide an adequate bond between steel and concrete elements through the application of a simple steel reinforcement shear connector design, steel reinforcing bars bent into L-shapes. The cross sections involve inverted steel T-beam being embedded within reinforced concrete (RC) flange of the slab. The paper concentrates on elastic and elastic-plastic behaviour of steel inverted T-beam entrenched within a reinforced concrete flange at the top. In addition, shear connection was investigated in detail. Finally, some suggested designing equations and curves simulating the elastic, elastoplastic and full plastic experimental moments were developed. The plastic theoretical study results coincides with the experimental behaviour of the developed model.

Produkcja prefabrykowanych belek mostowych z punktu widzenia producenta

Dopierała M., Biernacki R., Sobecki M.

Mosty

2017

nr 6

54--58

Rozporządzenie Ministra Infrastruktury z dnia 2 września 2004 r. [1] ma już ponad 10 lat. Od tamtej pory w zakresie jakości przygotowywania specyfikacji technicznych wykonania i odbioru robót budowlanych zmieniło się bardzo dużo, jednakże z punktu widzenia producenta prefabrykatów mostowych nadal wiele zapisów musi zostać poprawionych.

The Regulation of the Minister of Infrastructure of 2 September 2004 [1] has been in force for more than 10 years. Since then, much has changed in terms of the quality of the development of technical specifications for the completion and acceptance of construction works, but from the point of view of a manufacturer of bridge prefabricated elements still many provisions should be revised. The main issues are the lack of detailed adaptation of the specifications to a specific task, referring to non-binding norms or combining the so-called ‘old standards’ with harmonized standards. Sometimes, the authors of the specification expose their ignorance of the production process, certification rules, and currently available building materials. The lack of proper specificity and groundless regulations negatively affect the entire construction process by increasing the laboriousness of a contractor and a manufacturer and generating unnecessary additional costs (e.g. of additional concrete tests). It is hoped that each subsequent year of the Regulation’ duration will have a positive impact on the content of STWiOR (Specifications for Work Completion and Acceptance).