Abstract
in order to study the mechanical properties of steel-concrete composite beams with asymmetric friction connections and considering the structural factors, three simple steel-concrete composite beams with friction connections were fabricated, and the uniaxial low cycle cyclic loading sine wave tests were carried out on the steel-concrete composite beams with friction connections. The test results show that the composite beam can get stable two-stage hysteretic curve in structure 1 and structure 3, and has reliable hysteretic energy dissipation capacity. The hysteretic curve of structure 1 is more full and stable, and the strength increases first and then decreases with the loading.
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