Precast frame constructions: connections that improve reaction through loads
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https://doi.org/10.20868/ade.2017.3534Keywords:
Estructuras pre-fabricadas, uniones, carga, resistencia, Prefabricated structures, joints, load, resistanceAbstract
The success of performance of prefabricate structures is based on the way these isolated elements configure an entire building by its connections. Overlap two pieces sometimes is difficult making common failures appear called splitting and pullout.
In order to improve a better efficiency of joints, this investigation shows new ways to build better and more developed unions, ready to hold not only normal charges but also external as seismic forces.
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