Publication detail
Numerical design calculation of flush endplate connections at elevated temperatures
DER, B. WALD, F. VILD, M.
Original Title
Numerical design calculation of flush endplate connections at elevated temperatures
Type
journal article in Web of Science
Language
English
Original Abstract
The fire design of bolted connections is a critical aspect of structural fire engineering, as the failure of steel connections under fire conditions can compromise the entire structure. This paper presents numerical design calculations of flush endplate connections using the component-based finite-element method (CBFEM) at elevated temperatures. The CBFEM models are developed and validated against experimental data, focusing on load-rotation behaviour, connection resistance, and failure modes under thermal stress. By integrating the component method with finite-element analysis, CBFEM provides a robust framework for simulating the behaviour of steel connections in fire. Additionally, the method is verified against Eurocode design specifications for further validation. The results demonstrate that CBFEM is a reliable and accurate approach for the fire design of bolted steel connections at elevated temperatures, offering precise predictions of connection performance and failure mechanisms.
Keywords
flush endplate connections; fire resistance; component-based finite-element method; numerical calculation
Authors
DER, B.; WALD, F.; VILD, M.
Released
7. 5. 2025
Publisher
Ernst & Sohn GmbH
Location
Berlin
ISBN
1867-0539
Periodical
Steel Construction-Design and Research
Year of study
18
Number
2025
State
Federal Republic of Germany
Pages from
1
Pages to
13
Pages count
13
URL
BibTex
@article{BUT197930,
author="Batuhan {Der} and František {Wald} and Martin {Vild}",
title="Numerical design calculation of flush endplate connections at elevated temperatures",
journal="Steel Construction-Design and Research",
year="2025",
volume="18",
number="2025",
pages="1--13",
doi="10.1002/stco.202400043",
issn="1867-0539",
url="https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/stco.202400043"
}