Effects of shrinkage in composite steel-concrete beam subjected to fire

Nacer Rahal , Abdelaziz Souici , Houda Beghdad , Mohamed Tehami , Dris Djaffari , MohamedSadoun , Khaled Benmahdi

Abstract

The network theory studies interconnection between discrete objects to find about the behavior of a collection of objects. Also, nanomaterials are a collection of discrete atoms interconnected together to perform a specific task of mechanical or/and electrical type. Therefore, it is reasonable to use the network theory in the study of behavior of super-molecule in nanoscale. In the current study, we aim to examine vibrational behavior of spherical nanostructured composite with different geometrical and materials properties. In this regard, a specific shear deformation displacement theory, classical elasticity theory and analytical solution to find the natural frequency of the spherical nano-composite structure. The analytical results are validated by comparison to finite element (FE). Further, a detail comprehensive results of frequency variations are presented in terms of different parameters. It is revealed that the current methodology provides accurate results in comparison to FE results. On the other hand, different geometrical and weight fraction have influential role in determining frequency of the structure.

Key Words

complex networks; mathematical simulation; mechanical behavior; nanotechnology

Address

Nacer Rahal — 1)Department of Civil Engineering, Mustapha Stambouli university, Mascara, 29000, Algeria 2)4Laboratory of mechanical structure and construction stability, USTO, Oran 31000 Algeria
Abdelaziz Souici — 1)Department of Civil Engineering, Mustapha Stambouli university, Mascara, 29000, Algeria 2)4Laboratory of mechanical structure and construction stability, USTO, Oran 31000 Algeria
Houda Beghdad — Department of Civil Engineering, Mustapha Stambouli university, Mascara, 29000, Algeria
Mohamed Tehami — 1)Department of Civil Engineering, University of Sciences and Technology, Oran, 31000, Algeria 2)4Laboratory of mechanical structure and construction stability, USTO, Oran 31000 Algeria
Dris Djaffari — Department of Civil Engineering, University Ahmed Draia of Adrar, an Advanced Institute for Science and Technology, Algeria
MohamedSadoun — Department of Civil Engineering, Mustapha Stambouli university, Mascara, 29000, Algeria
Khaled Benmahdi — Department of Civil Engineering, Mustapha Stambouli university, Mascara, 29000, Algeria

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