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The TIP About Steel-Concrete Beam Modelling Every ENGINEER Should Know

Dr Jawed Qureshi presents simple finite element modelling steps to realistically model steel-concrete composite beams. This is part of my conference presentation at SEMC 2010 in Cape Town South Africa. If you are an engineer and struggling to understand how to model steel-concrete composite beams or short push test then this video is for you. The video covers the context, model creation, contact interactions, material models, analysis procedure and crucially how to interpret the results. Published conference paper: Qureshi, J., Lam, D. and Ye, J. (2010) ‘Finite element modelling of shear connection behaviour in a push test using profiled sheeting’, in The fourth international conference on structural engineering, mechanics and computation (SEMC 2010). Cape Town, South Africa. Link to presentation and conference paper: ⏰ TIMECODES ⏰ 00:00 – Introduction 00:32 – What are shear connectors? 02:35 – What is realistic way to model beam? 03:55 – Experimental push test 04:43 – What is favourable and unfavourable stud position? 05:49 – Geometry and mesh 07:30 – How to get static response from dynamic analysis? 08:15 – Constraints and contact interactions 10:46 – Materials models 13:51 – Results – Load-slip behaviour 15:10 – Results – Failure modes. Link to Dr Jawed Qureshi's PhD these: Link to Dr Jawed Qureshi's PhD thesis - https://etheses.whiterose.ac.uk/21112/ Watch Conference presentations series at https://tinyurl.com/JQConference 1. Recycling of FRPs – NCE Cyprus conference Sep 2022    • How to recycle fiberglass construction waste   2. Bolted and Hybrid FRP joints – SEMC 2022 Cape Town South Africa Conference    • Why FRP composite is such a desirable mate...   3. Steel end plate joints modelling – SEMC 2022 Cape Town South Africa Conference    • Understanding Steel End Plate Joints: Insi...   4. Resin inject bolted FRP bridge connections – NetComposites FRP bridges 2012 London, UK    • Why Resin-Injection Bolts are Game Changer...   5. Modelling push test – SEMC 2010 Cape Town South Africa    • The TIP About Steel-Concrete Beam Modellin...   Subscribe to my YouTube    / @drjqureshi   Follow Me Twitter   / drjqureshi   Follow Me on Instagram   / drjqureshi   Follow me on LinkedIn   / jawed-qureshi-2370191a2   Your queries: What are the key benefits of using finite element modeling for steel-concrete composite beams? How does finite element analysis improve the accuracy of push tests in steel-concrete composite beams? What are the common challenges in finite element modeling of steel-concrete composite structures? How to validate finite element models for shear connection in steel-concrete composite beams? What software tools are best for finite element analysis of steel-concrete composite beams? How to model the interaction between steel and concrete in composite beams using FEM? What are the latest advancements in finite element modeling techniques for composite structures? How to perform a push test analysis on steel-concrete composite beams using FEM? What are the best practices for meshing in finite element analysis of composite beams? How to interpret the results of finite element analysis for steel-concrete composite beams? ComFlor - Composite Steel Floor Decks Construction: Composite floor system Metal decking steel structure design lectures design of steel structure in civil engineering civil engineering course Steel concrete composite design Eurocode 4 Eurocodes for structural design How to design steel structure for a building How to design steel structure Structural design of building Structural design course Structural design Steel design lectures Steel design Steel structure design Steel design civil engineering Steel beam design #steelbuildings #eurocode2 #structuralengineering Disclaimer: This material is provided on an 'as is' basis with no warranty. There is no guarantee that the material will meet your requirements, that the material is error-free, that the results obtained from the use of the material will be reliable, or that any errors in the material will be corrected. Copyright: Dr Jawed Qureshi holds the copyright to this conference video presentation series. He is a senior academic in London, UK, with over 20 years of international experience. Dr Qureshi holds a PhD in steel-concrete composite structures from the University of Leeds and has prior teaching experience at the University of Warwick. He is currently working at the University of East London, London, United Kingdom, as a Senior Lecturer in Structural Engineering and Design.