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High-Performance Structural Steel: Innovative Systems and Material Improvements

This special issue belongs to the section “Metals and Alloys“.

Special Issue Information

Dear Colleagues,

Infrastructures could be designed and constructed to withstand various lateral loads without experiencing a significant amount of damage concentration. Having sufficient strength and stiffness to reduce the structural vulnerabilities against serious damages under various loading conditions requires structural elements to have adequate ductility, energy-dissipating capability, stiffness, and durability.

This Special Issue aims to investigate advancements in high-performance steel structures from material to application  considering all the possible fields of study: Performance evaluations of steel structures, optimized steel systems, high-temperature reactions, innovative steel lateral resisting systems, high-strength steels, steel rebars, fatigue analysis methodologies, additively manufactured steels, corrosion, application possibilities of new sustainable materials and methods, steel dampers, steel applications, and advanced materials behavior compared with steel. These subjects can be studied from different points of view: mechanical, microstructural, material modelling, steel design, performance analysis, etc.

In summary, the present issue is open to all research pieces involving steel as a structural material in any of its applications, and from any of the possible technical or scientific perspectives.

We look forward to receiving your contributions.

Dr. Alireza Farzampour
Guest Editor

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Keywords

  • performance of structural steel
  • mechanical properties
  • steel lateral resisting systems
  • steel metallurgy
  • optimization of steel system
  • microstructure
  • material modeling
  • fatigue behavior

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Materials - ISSN 1996-1944