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        1 - Investigation of the effective factors for eliminating the defect in the CFT columns with an asymmetric L-shaped columns by the finite element Analysis
        seyed ali mousavi davoudi morteza naghipour
        The use of CFT-filled steel columns is increasing worldwide due to the proper co-operation of concrete and steel, with more concrete steel columns being implemented in circular shapes, which is due to the fact that the core concrete is more enclosed with the circular cr More
        The use of CFT-filled steel columns is increasing worldwide due to the proper co-operation of concrete and steel, with more concrete steel columns being implemented in circular shapes, which is due to the fact that the core concrete is more enclosed with the circular cross-sections, but sometimes it is impossible to use symmetrical cross sections and other forms such as L-shaped crosses are used, which create less confinement for the core because of their asymmetry. This issue decreases the bearing capacity on these columns formed by an asymmetric L-section. The aim of this study was to study the asymmetric L-shaped cross-section of steel-filled concrete columns in order to provide the reduction of confinement due to effective parameters such as height, steel cross-section thickness and compressive stress. In this investigation, steel wall thickness, height, and compressive strength of concrete on the effect of securing core concrete confinement in L-shaped sections under finite element analysis were observed that the effect of steel wall thickness (t) in L-shaped cross-sections is one of the most effective parameters to remove the confinement defect that the impact of this effect is, on average, about 18.31% more higher than the  parameters of height and compressive strength of concrete. Finally, it was concluded that the asymmetric L-shaped sections would be more confined by changing the thickness of the steel wall compared to the concrete compressive strength and height parameter. Manuscript profile
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        2 - A Comparison of Modal Analysis of Ritz Vector Mode (Ritze) and Eagan Vector (Eigen) based on nonlinear Time History (NTH) Dynamic Analysis
        seyed ali mousavi davoudi Morteza Naghipour
        Nowadays, the requirements of designing structures based on low weight and high strength in structural engineering science, have increased the possibility of unwanted and destructive vibrations in these systems. Also, using of computer softwares for modeling alone canno More
        Nowadays, the requirements of designing structures based on low weight and high strength in structural engineering science, have increased the possibility of unwanted and destructive vibrations in these systems. Also, using of computer softwares for modeling alone cannot accurately predict the dynamic behavior of structures. For this reason, a fundamental approach to experimental techniques was developed and made progress in the field of modal analysis. In recent years, modal analysis has been applied as a tool to determine and enhance the dynamic properties of structures. The vibrational modes obtained from the modal analysis, are useful for understanding the behavior of the structure correctly. Modal analysis is also used in modal time history analyzes and quasi-dynamic analysis of response spectrum. An important point in modal analysis is that when using modal analysis there are two types of analytical models named special vector state and Ritz vector state. Finding the best method for modal analysis of structural responses is very important in modal analysis, so far no comprehensive studies have been conducted to date. Considering the importance of this issue, in this study the evaluation of the accuracy between the two modes of vectors (Ritz) and (Eigen) in modal analysis is done. It is concluded that the modal analysis of Eigen vector is more accurate than Ritz vector and the results of Eigen modal              analysis are closer to reality. Manuscript profile
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        3 - The study of mechanical behavior of composite steel columns filled with concrete with cross-section (T) shape under numerical sensitivity analysis of finite element under axial load
        seyed ali mousavi davoudi morteza naghipour
        Concrete Filled Tube (CFT) steel columns have become increasingly popular in recent years due to their many advantages in industrial and high-rise buildings, bridges, piers and piles. These columns often run in circular shapes. The main reason for this is that circular More
        Concrete Filled Tube (CFT) steel columns have become increasingly popular in recent years due to their many advantages in industrial and high-rise buildings, bridges, piers and piles. These columns often run in circular shapes. The main reason for this is that circular sections create more confinement than other sections in core concrete. This caused the circular sections to be used more frequently in the CFT columns than other sections. But sometimes it will be impossible to use circular sections and will have to use special forms, such as square and mesial sections, and L and T-shaped sections in some parts of the building. Due to the importance of this issue in this paper, we tried to introduce and investigate the mechanical behavior of CFT columns with T-shaped geometrical cross section and to investigate the parametric effect of steel wall thickness, and concrete compressive stress, on the mechanical capacity and behavior of these columns. Finally, after conducting the research, it was found that in CFT columns with T-geometrical cross section, between the effect of steel wall thickness and the type of concrete, the steel wall thickness parameter is the most influential parameter on the bearing capacity of the CFT columns, and also between the steel wall thickness parameter and the cross section height, Influence of elevation changes on ductility, hardness, and bearing capacity of the cross section It is greater than the thickness of the steel wall. Manuscript profile