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Zur Nachhaltigkeit von Stahl- und Verbundkonstruktionen bei Büro- und Verwaltungsgebäuden - Tragkonstruktionen (Teil 2)

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Medium: journal article
Language(s): German
Published in: Stahlbau, , n. 9, v. 83
Page(s): 599-607
DOI: 10.1002/stab.201410198
Abstract:

Sustainability of steel and composite structures of office and administration buildings - Structural systems (part 2).

The following paper on the sustainability of structural systems of office and administration buildings is a sequel of the article [1]. In that paper, an overview on the AIF FOSTA Project P881 was given and the requirements resulting from the building and structural design as well as slab systems in steel and composite construction were described. After an overview on the standardization situation and assessment systems, the methods used in the research project to assess the environmental and economic performance of structural systems were explained. In addition, the paper discussed studies on the optimization of slab systems. The choice of the cross-section and the dimensioning of the building columns for persistent and transient design situations as well as for the case of fire considering sustainability criteria are the subject of the second part on the structural systems. Following this, the results of parametric studies to identify the optimal structural systems with downstand beams are presented, in which the slabs, beam systems and columns are included. Slim floor systems and connections are addressed in a remaining paper.

Keywords:
life-cycle assessment (LCA) economics ecology standard eco balance column concrete strength global structure economy slab system structural system
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