4th Edition

Steel Structures Practical Design Studies, Fourth Edition

By Hassan Al Nageim Copyright 2017
454 Pages 172 B/W Illustrations
by CRC Press

454 Pages 172 B/W Illustrations
by CRC Press

454 Pages 172 B/W Illustrations
by CRC Press

The fourth edition of this popular steel structures book contains references to both Eurocodes and British Standards. All the material has been updated where necessary, and new and revised worked examples are included. Sections on the meaning, the purpose and limits of structural design, sustainable steel building and energy saving have been updated. The initial chapters cover the essentials... Read more

1. Introduction to structural design: The meaning, the purpose and the limits of structural design – general

2. Steel Structures – Structural Engineering

3. Structural Steel Design

4. Preliminary Design

5. Single-Storey, One-Way-Spanning Buildings

6. Single-Storey, One-Way-Spanning Pinned-Base Portal-Plastic Design to EC3

7. Multistorey Buildings

8. Multistorey Buildings, Simple Design to EC3

9. Floor Systems

10. Composite floor System to EC4

11. Tall Buildings

12. Wide-Span Buildings

13. Composite Steel Columns to EC3 and EC4: Theory, Uses and Practical Design Studies

14. Steel Plate Girders: Design to EC3

15. Plate Girder: Practical Design Studies

16. Sustainable Steel Buildings and Energy Saving

Biography

Hassan Al Nageim is Professor of Structural Engineering, and Head of the Liverpool Centre for Materials Technology, at Liverpool John Moores University, UK

The late Tom MacGinley taught structural engineering at Nanyang Technological University, Singapore.

"The correct and appropriate use of relevant Eurocodes in structural steel design process with detail worked example on every topic will make this book very attractive for our undergraduate civil engineering students."

-- Monower Sadique, University of Bolton, UK

"Sections on the meaning, the purpose and limits of structural design, sustainable steel building and energy saving have been updated. It is a very good book."

-- Amjad Albayati, University of Baghdad