Behavior and Design of Sheathed Cold-Formed Steel Stud Walls under Compression

Abstract
Cold-formed steel may be used to frame the walls, floors, and roofs of modern buildings. The individual cold-formed steel members (studs) have sheathing attached to provide appropriate architectural enclosures. This sheathing also serves to brace the cold- formed steel studs under load. This thesis is dedicated to the study of sheathed cold- formed steel walls under axial loads.
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Keywords
Cold-formed steel, stud, sheathed, Direct Strength Method, sheathing bracing
Citation
Vieira, L. (2011). "Behavior and Design of Sheathed Cold-Formed Steel Stud Walls under Compression." Final Report to the American Iron and Steel Institute
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