Adhesive bonded joints in steel structures

  • Ciupack Y
  • Pasternak H
  • Schiel M
  • et al.
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Abstract

While classic joining techniques in steel construction have undergone advancements, fundamental problems still remain. The utilisation of structural bonding can remedy the situation, but despite having many advantages, has not been able to establish itself in civil engineering and specifically steel construction. The reason for this are doubts by engineers, architects and contractors regarding the verifiability, durability and load bearing capacity of bonded steel constructions. In order to facilitate the use of the innovative joining technique in construction, it is necessary to process bonded joints close to standardisation.

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Ciupack, Y., Pasternak, H., Schiel, M., & Ince, E. (2014). Adhesive bonded joints in steel structures. Steel Construction, 7(3), 178–182. https://doi.org/10.1002/stco.201410029

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