Abstract

Introduction. Steel-reinforced concrete floors with profiled decking are most often used in steel frame buildings. The joint work of the floor slab and tertiary beam is ensured by shear studs. The article discusses a shear studs stress determining method from horizontal load. Studs are placed along the slab’s perimeter. The method based on the bolts’ group calculation analogy. Materials and methods. Based on the bolts group calculation design expressions were derived to determine the force in shear studs. To determine the obtained values reliability a finite element calculation was performed using the Lira-CAD software package. Different aspect ratios slabs samples were considered. The solution’s convergence was determined by various methods for a plate with 0.6 × 0.6 m dimensions with a small number of studs, after which the proposed solution convergence was studied for real dimensions of plates with a large number of flexible stops. Results. The resulting formula allows determining the stress in each flexible stop, in particular in the most loaded corner studs. The computer calculation was performed for the proposed method clarity and using possibility. The method’s use restriction was determined. In addition, the shear studs’ geometric characteristic’s definition explanations are given. Conclusions. The proposed calculation method allows to determinate any structural section’s shear stud’s stress. Therefore, it allows to choose stud’s optimal cross-section area or check its bearing capacity in the existing buildings and structures floors. Moreover, the stress value allows to determine the stud’s and a whole slab’s deformations.

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