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PROCEEDINGS OF THE JAPAN EARTHQUAKE ENGINEERING SYMPOSIUM
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Tetsuro INOUE, Hitoshi KUWAMURA, Yukio FUJII
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ULTIMATE STRENGTH AND DUCTILITY OF LOW-YIELD-RATIO NIGH-STRENGTH STEEL BEAM-COLUMNS
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It is very important for structural steel to possess an adequately low yield ratio in order to provide steel members with ductility. For this reason high-strength steel with tensile strength greater than 60 kgf/¡ has been considered unsuitable for seismic design because of its high yield ratio. However, recent developments in steel production practice in rolling mills have realized 60 kgf/¡-tensile-strength steel with yield ratio less than 80 %. The ultimate behavior of beams and beam-columns with H-shaped sections built from this new steel was experimentally investigated, from which empirical formula for ultimate strength and ductility were proposed in this paper.
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