Deterioration of mechanical properties of high strength structural steel S460N under transient state fire condition

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• 作者：Xuhong Qiang ; ^{x.qiang@tudelft.nl} ; Frans S.K. Bijlaard ^{F.S.K.Bijlaard@tudelft.nl} ; Henk Kolstein ^{M.H.Kolstein@tudelft.nl}
• 关键词：High strength structural steel ; Mechanical properties ; Transient state ; Fire condition ; Reduction factors
• 刊名：Materials and Design
• 出版年：2012
• 期刊代码：56_02613069
• 类别：ms
• 出版时间：September, 2012
• 卷：40
• 期：Complete
• 页码：521-527
• 文件大小：971 K

摘要

911 World Trade Centre Tragedy put fire safety of constructional steel structures into question. Since then, more and more research attention has been paid to the elevated-temperature mechanical properties of structural steels, which is a critical basis of evaluating the fire performance of steel structures. In the literature the available mechanical properties of structural steels under fire conditions were mainly obtained from steady state test method, as steady state test method is easier to perform than transient state test method and offers stress-strain curves directly. However, the transient state fire condition is considered to be more realistic to represent the real condition when constructions are exposed to fire. In order to reveal the deterioration of mechanical properties of the commonly used high strength structural steel S460N under transient state fire condition, tensile tests were conducted under various constant stress levels up to 800 MPa. The reduction factors of elastic modulus, yield and ultimate strengths of S460N under transient state fire condition were obtained and compared with current leading design standards and available literature. The application of such accurate elevated-temperature mechanical properties reduction factors of S460N can ensure a safe fire-resistance design and evaluation of steel structures with high strength steel S460N under transient state fire condition. This experimental study also supports other relative research on fire performance of steel structures with S460N under transient state fire condition.