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February 2, 2026Ocean Engineering

Study on SCFs distribution for CFST KK-joints with internal ring stiffeners under bending moment

Kang Wang Fengping Yuan Qiang Li Yu-Hang Wang Yu-Xiao Luo Jie Yu Cheng-Yang Du

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Key Points

SCFs distribution is crucial for understanding the performance of CFST KK-joints under bending moments, ensuring structural integrity.
Maximum SCFs reached 1.5 times baseline values, highlighting variations based on the presence of internal ring stiffeners.
Analysis using stiffness analysis methods elucidates how internal stiffeners affect SCFs in CFST structures under loading conditions.
The findings may enable improved design approaches for CFST KK-joints, though verification in real-world scenarios is needed.

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Observational analysis reveals SCFs distribution in CFST KK-joints, suggesting important design insights for engineers.

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Wang et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69a76606badf0bb9e87db53a https://doi.org/10.1016/j.oceaneng.2026.124435

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