A review of cold-formed steel built-up columns research at Curtin University
Cold-formed steel construction has grown from a simple imitation of wood construction to an increasingly versatile construction system. Notable cold-formed steel innovations include built-up sections, custom-curved members, light weight steel hybrid, and wall framing. The amount of innovation in the...
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CURTIN UNIVERSITY SARAWAK MALAYSIA
2012
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| author | Lau, Hieng Ho Ting, T. |
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| description | Cold-formed steel construction has grown from a simple imitation of wood construction to an increasingly versatile construction system. Notable cold-formed steel innovations include built-up sections, custom-curved members, light weight steel hybrid, and wall framing. The amount of innovation in the products and related accessories for cold-formed steel has grown at an exponential rate during the last decade. However, only a handful of universities include cold-formed steel design in their undergraduate syllabus, although cold-formed steel is a good design material that is durable and green for sustainable construction practices nowadays. This paper summarises some of the cold-formed steel research carried out at Curtin University Sarawak Malaysia over the last five years especially in cold-formed steel built-up section. |
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| spelling | curtin-20.500.11937-118532017-01-30T11:27:20Z A review of cold-formed steel built-up columns research at Curtin University Lau, Hieng Ho Ting, T. LAU HIENG HO Cold-formed Steel stub column Built-up Section Compression Innovations Cold-formed steel construction has grown from a simple imitation of wood construction to an increasingly versatile construction system. Notable cold-formed steel innovations include built-up sections, custom-curved members, light weight steel hybrid, and wall framing. The amount of innovation in the products and related accessories for cold-formed steel has grown at an exponential rate during the last decade. However, only a handful of universities include cold-formed steel design in their undergraduate syllabus, although cold-formed steel is a good design material that is durable and green for sustainable construction practices nowadays. This paper summarises some of the cold-formed steel research carried out at Curtin University Sarawak Malaysia over the last five years especially in cold-formed steel built-up section. 2012 Conference Paper http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/11853 CURTIN UNIVERSITY SARAWAK MALAYSIA restricted |
| spellingShingle | Cold-formed Steel stub column Built-up Section Compression Innovations Lau, Hieng Ho Ting, T. A review of cold-formed steel built-up columns research at Curtin University |
| title | A review of cold-formed steel built-up columns research at Curtin University |
| title_full | A review of cold-formed steel built-up columns research at Curtin University |
| title_fullStr | A review of cold-formed steel built-up columns research at Curtin University |
| title_full_unstemmed | A review of cold-formed steel built-up columns research at Curtin University |
| title_short | A review of cold-formed steel built-up columns research at Curtin University |
| title_sort | review of cold-formed steel built-up columns research at curtin university |
| topic | Cold-formed Steel stub column Built-up Section Compression Innovations |
| url | http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/11853 |