Steel Contruction Manual
Published on 10. December 2012
404 pages
978-3-95553-162-1 (ISBN)
Description
Steel Construction Manual - Helmut C. Schulitz, Werner Sobek, Karl J. Habermann
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Edition
Digital original
Language
English
Place of publication
Munchen
Germany
Target group
Professional and scholarly
US School Grade: College Graduate Student
Edition type
Digital original
File size
28,08 MB
ISBN-13
978-3-95553-162-1 (9783955531621)
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Content
- Intro
- Part 1. The history of steel construction
- Lines of evolution in building with iron and steel
- Iron: the material of the Industrial Revolution
- Educating for iron
- 200 years of jointing and styling with iron and steel
- Cast iron elements - Columns, beams, arches
- Suspended constructions - Chains, rods, cables, nets
- The principle of the truss - Wrought iron as a prerequisite
- The truss as a beam - Trusses in multistorey construction
- Beams in bending - Rigid frame, braced frame, "tube"
- Building systems from Paxton to Fuller
- Synopsis of developments
- Part 2. The material steel
- The material and its manufacture
- Turning the material into semifinished products
- The subsequent processing and machining of the semifinished products
- The properties of steel
- Part 3. Steel construction technology
- Surface treatments
- Anti-corrosion measures
- Fire protection
- Thermal insulation
- Sound insulation in steelwork
- Erection and dismantling
- Recycling
- Part 4. Shaping and connecting semifinished products to form primary components
- Shaping and connecting semifinished products to form primary components
- Jointing and connecting: the different types of construction
- Elementary stresses and strains: linear members
- Elementary stresses and strains: planar members
- The detailing of openings and the transfer of forces
- The subsoil as part of the construction: foundations for steel structures
- Part 5. The formation of structures by assembling primary components
- The formation of structures by assembling primary components
- The loadbearing structure as part of the whole construction
- Loads and forces
- Structures: stability, serviceability and design
- Two-dimensional loadbearing systems
- Three-dimensional frames and continua
- Part 6. Built examples
- Built examples in detail Overview of examples 1-54
- Appendix
- References
- Directives and standards for structural steelwork
- Index
- Picture credits
