Thin-Walled Structural Members Under Web Crippling Loadings: Finite Element Analysis, Design, and Integrated Testing. This item is unavailable.Thin-Walled Structural Members Under Web Crippling Loadings: Finite Element Analysis, Design, and Integrated Testing

• Equips readers with comprehensive theoretical foundations, design methodologies, and finite element modeling techniques to improve structural performance and safety through accurate analysis and effective design of thin-walled members under web crippling loadings
• Includes detailed design examples based on multiple international codes and the direct strength method, facilitating better understanding and implementation of global standards in engineering practice
• Guides readers on how to develop robust finite element models with practical software workflows and validation best practices, empowering engineers and researchers to produce reliable simulations that inform sound design decisions
• Presents reliability analyses, parametric studies, and integrated comparisons of experimental, numerical, and design results, supporting informed optimization and innovation

Prof. Ehab Ellobody is a professor of steel bridges and structures at Tanta University in Egypt. He earned his PhD from the University of Leeds, United Kingdom, in 2002, specializing in composite structures. Following his PhD, he has been engaged with research groups at Tanta University, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, The University of Hong Kong, The University of Manchester, and Sohar University. During his tenure as the dean at Sohar University, Oman, he managed the accreditation of undergraduate engineering programs. His expertise includes steel and composite structures, stainless steel structures, stability of steel and composite columns at ambient and elevated temperatures, finite element modeling, steel and composite bridges, structural fire engineering, and posttensioned and hollow-core concrete slabs in fire. Prof. Ellobody has published numerous international journal articles and conference papers in these fields. He has served as the editor of the Journal of Constructional Steel Research, Elsevier, and has overseen a special issue on topics related to steel bridges and their components.