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How Accurate Are Design Codes for Shear Stud Capacity? | Dr Jawed Qureshi

In this video, Dr Jawed Qureshi explores the behaviour of shear connectors in composite beams, with a focus on push-out tests, shear stud performance, and design code limitations. Learn how shear strength is affected by slab type, stud spacing, and concrete cone failure. Dr Qureshi shares findings from his PhD research and industry testing, explaining how design codes apply reduction factors and why real-life beam performance can differ from laboratory results. Whether you're a civil engineering student or a practising structural engineer, this video breaks down complex concepts in an understandable way. Watch to learn: • Why double studs may reduce shear per stud • How profiled sheeting influences slip and failure • What testing approaches are used and their limitations • Why relying solely on manufacturer data can be risky Subscribe for more structural engineering insights from Dr Jawed Qureshi. Hosted by: Bhavin Shah    / @structuralengineering   Guest Expert: Dr Jawed Qureshi (University of East London) Topic: Composite Construction in Structural Engineering SQVe Structural Summit 88: https://sqveconsultants.com/2025/03/0... Watch Full playlist here:    • Guest speaker   ⏰ TIMECODES ⏰ 00:00 – Introduction Questions Bhavin Shah asked Dr Jawed Qureshi Question 1: What is steel-concrete composite construction? When, where and why do we use composite construction?    • Steel-Concrete Composite Construction: Why...   Question 2: How is the construction process different for each composite beam with – solid, hollow core, profiled sheeting and slim deck slab?    • Best Practices for Composite Steel Floors ...   Question 3: What are the key advantages and limitations of each composite floor type in terms of span, depth, speed, and structural behaviour?    • Composite Floor Systems: Span, Depth & Str...   Question 4: Is it possible to size composite slabs without detailed structural calculations?    • How to Size Steel-Concrete Composite Slabs...   Question 5: How are composite beams supported and framed structurally?    • Do You Always Need Shear Studs in Beams? |...   Question 6 & 7 : What are the key advantages of using composite slabs? What are the key components of shear connection in composite slabs?    • Top Benefits of Composite Slabs and How Sh...   Question 8: How do we find properties like moment of inertia and area for profiled steel sheeting? Are we expected to calculate them manually?    • How to Calculate Bending Resistance in Com...   Question 9: What are the typical failure modes in composite slabs with metal decking, and why is the m–k test important for composite deck profiles?    • How to Design Composite Slabs: Failure Mod...   Question 10: How can we ensure adequate shear connection in composite beams?    • How to Ensure Shear Connection in Composit...   Question 11: How do we determine the shear connector resistance in composite beams?    • How Accurate Are Design Codes for Shear St...   Question 12: What is the effect of steel wire mesh position and the number of mesh layers on the strength of shear connectors? Question 13: What are the typical failure modes in steel–concrete composite beams? Question 14: How is the design resistance of headed stud shear connectors calculated? Question 15: What are the key steps involved in designing steel–concrete composite beams? Question 16: Which design software and tools are used for designing composite structures? More Learning Resources: • Subscribe to Dr Jawed Qureshi on YouTube:    / @drjqureshi   • Follow Dr Qureshi on Twitter:   / drjqureshi   • Connect on LinkedIn:   / jawed-qureshi-2370191a2   • Instagram:   / drjqureshi   Questions students and engineers ask me: • • What are push-out tests for? • Why do shear studs fail? • How does slab type affect shear? • What causes concrete cone failure? • Why is 6mm slip important? • What limits do Eurocodes define? • Is manufacturer data always reliable? • Why use reduction factors in design? • Are double studs more effective? • What testing supports design assumptions? #compositestructures #structuralengineering #civilengineering ________________________________________ Disclaimer: This content is for educational purposes only and does not constitute professional advice. It is provided without any guarantees or warranties. All rights are reserved by Dr Jawed Qureshi. Dr Jawed Qureshi is a Senior Lecturer in Structural Engineering and Design at the University of East London (UEL), London, United Kingdom. He has over 25 years of international experience in engineering education and practice. He holds a PhD in steel-concrete composite structures from the University of Leeds and has previously worked on a major European research project at the University of Warwick. Dr Qureshi is known for his practical approach to teaching and his ability to explain complex engineering concepts in a simple and engaging way.