PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a column-beam joint by which a column can bear a shear force even when upper and lower parts of the column are joined to each other by pin jointing; however, conventionally, when joining a column to a beam based on a steel material, a horizontal force is analyzed as a rigid frame in the case of rigid jointing while the horizontal force is analyzed by a brace in the case of pin jointing.;SOLUTION: Referring to a shrine building and an old house in Japan, a top plate 3 is mounted on a square steel-pipe column A1 or an H-shaped steel column B1, and the top plate 3 and a flange part 1 of a beam are connected by a column-beam connecting bolt 2 so as to be constructed as a semi-rigid jointing. Thus a joint by which the column A1 or B1 can bear a shear force is constructed.;COPYRIGHT: (C)2013,JPO&INPIT
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