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French Code for Structural Steelwork - CM 66. THETRANS111
Publication Date 1974
Page Count 178
Abstract The object of the regulations is to codify the methods of calculation for the design of steel structures. The regulations emphasize the statistical nature of the safety factor in structures, a concept that was clearly defined in previous regulations. However, the latter sought to achieve the necessary degree of safety, either by the consideration of reduced permissible stresses or by allowing for increased loading (rule of supplementary checks). The current regulations, in agreement with the recommendations of the European Convention on Steel Construction, have opted clearly for the method of controlling the degree of safety as outlined in the rule of supplementary checks. They are typified by the introduction of safety factors applicable to loading systems, each system having a factor appropriate to the combination of hypothetical loads and imposed loads under consideration. Furthermore, very important new concepts have been introduced; in particular concerning stability during erection, joints using H.R. bolts, and the stability of thin elements. The application of these Regulations leads to a virtually uniform degree of safety for the various methods of loading and types of construction in the different parts of a structure.
Keywords
  • Technical assistance programs
  • Exporting
  • Steel structures
  • Regulations
  • Building codes
  • Safety engineering
  • Loads(Forces)
  • Design standards
  • Determination of stress
  • Structural members
  • Deformation
  • Mechanical properties
  • Welding
  • Construction practices
  • Technical assistance
  • Great Britain
  • France
  • Translations
Source Agency
  • British Standards Institute Technical Help Exporters Program
NTIS Subject Category
  • 96C - International Commerce, Marketing, & Economics
  • 89D - Structural Analyses
  • 89E - Building Standards & Codes
  • 46E - Structural Mechanics
Corporate Authors British Standards Institution, Hemel Hempstead (England). Technical Help to Exporters.
Supplemental Notes Trans. of Societe de Diffusion des Techniques du Batiment et des Travaux Publics, Paris, 1974 170p.
Document Type Technical Report
NTIS Issue Number 197522
French Code for Structural Steelwork - CM 66. Print French Code for Structural Steelwork - CM 66. THETRANS111
Publication Date 1974
Page Count 178
Abstract The object of the regulations is to codify the methods of calculation for the design of steel structures. The regulations emphasize the statistical nature of the safety factor in structures, a concept that was clearly defined in previous regulations. However, the latter sought to achieve the necessary degree of safety, either by the consideration of reduced permissible stresses or by allowing for increased loading (rule of supplementary checks). The current regulations, in agreement with the recommendations of the European Convention on Steel Construction, have opted clearly for the method of controlling the degree of safety as outlined in the rule of supplementary checks. They are typified by the introduction of safety factors applicable to loading systems, each system having a factor appropriate to the combination of hypothetical loads and imposed loads under consideration. Furthermore, very important new concepts have been introduced; in particular concerning stability during erection, joints using H.R. bolts, and the stability of thin elements. The application of these Regulations leads to a virtually uniform degree of safety for the various methods of loading and types of construction in the different parts of a structure.
Keywords
  • Technical assistance programs
  • Exporting
  • Steel structures
  • Regulations
  • Building codes
  • Safety engineering
  • Loads(Forces)
  • Design standards
  • Determination of stress
  • Structural members
  • Deformation
  • Mechanical properties
  • Welding
  • Construction practices
  • Technical assistance
  • Great Britain
  • France
  • Translations
Source Agency
  • British Standards Institute Technical Help Exporters Program
NTIS Subject Category
  • 96C - International Commerce, Marketing, & Economics
  • 89D - Structural Analyses
  • 89E - Building Standards & Codes
  • 46E - Structural Mechanics
Corporate Authors British Standards Institution, Hemel Hempstead (England). Technical Help to Exporters.
Supplemental Notes Trans. of Societe de Diffusion des Techniques du Batiment et des Travaux Publics, Paris, 1974 170p.
Document Type Technical Report
NTIS Issue Number 197522
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