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IJSTR >> Volume 10 - Issue 5, May 2021 Edition



International Journal of Scientific & Technology Research  
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ISSN 2277-8616



Experimental Study On Shear Bond Behavior Of Composite Deck Slab Equipped With Shear Connectors

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AUTHOR(S)

Hanan H. Eltobgy, Kareem M. M. Abdelkareem, Mourad. M. Bakhoum

 

KEYWORDS

composite slab, shear connectors, cyclic load, cold formed steel decking, m-k method, embossments, longitudinal shear bond.

 

ABSTRACT

This paper concentrated on the improvement of shear bond strength through the insertion of shear connectors between the composite deck slab and the supporting steel beam. A total of 24 specimens were cast using M40 grade concrete and grouped into two categories (with and without composite action between a deck slab and the supporting steel beam). In every group, two steel sheet profiles were introduced in depths of (55mm and 75mm). For each profile, six specimens were experimentally studied with different shear spans. In each three specimens, one specimen was subjected to static load while the rest were exposed to cyclic load as per Eurocode 4. The experimental findings indicated that the presence of shear connectors has significantly increased the shear bond characteristics.

 

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