Steel truss web-concrete combined joint
A technology of combining joints and concrete, applied in the direction of buildings, bridges, etc., can solve problems such as unfavorable lifting, complex construction procedures, complex structures, etc., to simplify the construction procedures, improve the overall shear performance, and reduce the construction workload.
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[0029] A steel truss web-concrete composite node (such as figure 1 shown), the node includes a concrete top slab 9 and a concrete bottom slab 10, a rectangular steel plate 1.1 with an upper hole is pre-embedded in the concrete top slab 9, a rectangular steel plate 1.2 with a lower hole is pre-embedded in the concrete bottom slab 10, and a rectangular steel plate 1.2 with a lower hole is pre-embedded in the concrete bottom slab 10. The corresponding sides of the steel plate 1.1 and the lower rectangular steel plate 1.2 are respectively connected with an upper flange plate 3.1 and a lower flange plate 3.2, and the upper flange plate 3.1 and the lower flange plate 3.2 are along the concrete top plate 9 and the concrete bottom plate 10. Alternately arranged in the length direction, strip steel 2 connects adjacent rectangular steel plates 1.1 with upper openings and adjacent rectangular steel plates 1.2 with lower openings; one end of the truss-web steel pipe 4 is welded to the uppe...
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