daws101
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really ? so tell me other than the title how much of this did you understand.?Really? That steel was molten when it was formed into beams. What kind of test would tell what temps it had experienced since?
Frankly, I believe you are a desperate CT jackass who depends on half-truths and lies and makes up this silly shit as he goes.
Effect of high temperature creep on the fire response of restrained steel beams
Under fire conditions,significant forces develop in restrained steel beams and these forces induce high stresses in the steel section. The extent of creep deformations is affected by magnitude and rate of development of stress and temperature in steel.
Effect of high temperature creep on the fire response of restrained steel beams | Mahmoud Dwaikat - Academia.edu