Structural Stainless Steel

Provides technical instructions for using stainless steel in structural engineering projects. It details the unique material properties of various alloys, such as austenitic and duplex steels, emphasizing their distinct stress-strain behavior and superior corrosion resistance. The text establishes rigorous design requirements for structural members, covering essential factors like member stability, bolted and welded connections, and fire performance. Beyond theoretical specifications, the manual includes real-world examples of large-scale applications, such as the Gateway Arch and the Air Force Memorial. By aligning with ASTM standards and AISC specifications, the guide ensures that engineers can safely implement these materials in diverse environmental conditions. It ultimately serves as a definitive resource for maintaining structural integrity while exploiting the aesthetic and durability benefits of stainless steel.

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