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Steel beam-column assembly test 1

A robust structure is a structure that can withstand local damage, such as failure of a column, without widespread collapse. To support the development of improved guidelines and standards for collapse-resistant design, NIST has conducted full-scale testing and computational modeling of structural systems commonly used in US buildings. This video shows testing of a steel moment-frame assembly under a column removal scenario, in which vertical loading is applied to the unsupported center column of the two-span assembly until one of the connections to the center column fractures. More information on this study and related research can be found at www.nist.gov/el/building_materials/strucrobust.cfm.