0550 sheet steels ("Steel" 1993) are manufactured by cold

reducing mild sheet steels (!, = 300 MPa) to thicknesses which

range from 0.42-1.0 mm. Cold reduction produces large deformations
of the grain structure which cause an increase in
yield stress and ultimate strength, and a decrease in ductility.
0550 sheet steels (0.48 mm ::s; t ::s; 0.75 mm) have recently
been introduced fo0550 sheet steels ("Steel" 1993) are manufactured by cold
reducing mild sheet steels (!, = 300 MPa) to thicknesses which
range from 0.42-1.0 mm. Cold reduction produces large deformations
of the grain structure which cause an increase in
yield stress and ultimate strength, and a decrease in ductility.
0550 sheet steels (0.48 mm ::s; t ::s; 0.75 mm) have recently
been introduced for use as structural members in the Australian
residential constr0550 sheet steels ("Steel" 1993) are manufactured by cold
reducing mild sheet steels (!, = 300 MPa) to thicknesses which
range from 0.42-1.0 mm. Cold reduction produces large deformations
of the grain structure which cause an increase in
yield stress and ultimate strength, and a decrease in ductility.
0550 sheet steels (0.48 mm ::s; t ::s; 0.75 mm) have recently
been introduced for use as structural members in the Australian
residential construction industry, as well as for panel and deck
sections in other types of building construction (Hancock and
Murray 1996). The use of 0550 sheet steels has been restricted
to nonstructural applications in most countries due to concerns
regarding the ductility of members and connections. Comparable
ASTM sheet steels0550 sheet steels ("Steel" 1993) are manufactured by cold
reducing mild sheet steels (!, = 300 MPa) to thicknesses which
range from 0.42-1.0 mm. Cold reduction produces large deformations
of the grain structure which cause an increase in
yield stress and ultimate strength, and a decrease in ductility.
0550 sheet steels (0.48 mm ::s; t ::s; 0.75 mm) have recently
been introduced for use as structural members in the Australian
residential constr0550 sheet steels ("Steel" 1993) are manufactured by cold
reducing mild sheet steels (!, = 300 MPa) to thicknesses which
range from 0.42-1.0 mm. Cold reduction produces large deformations
of the grain structure which cause an increase in
yield stress and ultimate strength, and a decrease in ductility.
0550 sheet steels (0.48 mm ::s; t ::s; 0.75 mm) have recently
been introduced for use as structural members in the Australian
residential construction industry, as well as for panel and deck
sections in other t0550 sheet steels ("Steel" 1993) are manufactured by cold
reducing mild sheet steels (!, = 300 MPa) to thicknesses which
range from 0.42-1.0 mm. Cold reduction produces large deformations
of the grain structure which cause an increase in
yield stress and ultimate strength, and a decrease in ductility.
0550 sheet steels (0.48 mm ::s; t ::s; 0.75 mm) have recently
been introduced for use as structural members in the Australian
residential construction industry, as well as for panel and deck
sections in other types of building construction (Hancock and
Murray 1996). The use of 0550 sheet steels has been restricted
to nonstructural applications in most countries due to concerns
regarding the duc0550 sheet steels ("Steel" 1993) are manufactured by cold
reducing mild sheet steels (!, = 300 MPa) to thicknesses which
range from 0.42-1.0 mm. Cold reduction produces large deformations
of the grain structure which cause an increase in
yield stress and ultimate strength, and a decrease in ductility.
0550 sheet steels (0.48 mm ::s; t ::s; 0.75 mm) have recently
been introduced for use as structural members in the Australian
residential construction industry, as well as for panel and deck
sections in other types of building construction (Hancock and
Murray 1996). The use of 0550 sheet steels has been restricted
to nonstructural a0550 sheet steels ("Steel" 1993) are manufactured by cold
reducing mild sheet steels (!, = 300 MPa) to thicknesses which
range from 0.42-1.0 mm. Cold reduction produces large deformations
of the grain structure which cause an increase in
yield stress and ultimate strength, and a decrease in ductility.
0550 sheet steels (0.48 mm ::s; t ::s; 0.75 mm) have recently
been introduced for use as structural members in the Australian
residential constr0550 sheet steels ("Steel" 1993) are manufactured by cold
reducing mild sheet steels (!, = 300 MPa) to thicknesses which
range from 0.42-1.0 mm. Cold reduction produces large deformations
of the grain structure which cause an increase in
yield stress and ultimate strength, and a decrease in ductility.
0550 sheet steels (0.48 mm ::s; t ::s; 0.75 mm) have recently
been introduced for use as structural members in the Australian
residential construction industry, as well as for panel and deck
sections in other types of building construction (Hancock and
Murray 1996). The use of 0550 sheet steels has been restricted
to nonstructural a0550 sheet steels ("Steel" 1993) are manufactured by cold
reducing mild sheet steels (!, = 300 MPa) to thicknesses which
range from 0.42-1.0 mm. Cold reduction produces large deformations
of the grain structure which cause an increase in
yield stress and ultimate strength, and a decrease in ductility.
0550 sheet steels (0.48 mm ::s; t ::s; 0.75 mm) have recently
been introduced for use as structural members in the Australian
residential construction industry, as well as for panel and deck
sections in other types of building construction (Hancock and
Murray 1996). 0550 sheet steels ("Steel" 1993) are manufactured by cold
reducing mild sheet steels (!, = 300 MPa) to thicknesses which
range from 0.42-1.0 mm. Cold reduction produces large deformations
of the grain structure which cause an increase in
yield stress and ultimate strength, and a decrease in ductility.
0550 sheet steels (0.48 mm ::s; t ::s; 0.75 mm) have recently
been introduced for use as structural members in the Australian
residential constr0550 sheet steels ("Steel" 1993) are manufactured by cold
reducing mild sheet steels (!, = 300 MPa) to thicknesses which
range from 0.42-1.0 mm. Cold reduction produces large deformations
of the grain structure which cause an increase in
yield stress and ultimate strength, and a decrease in ductility.
0550 sheet steels (0.48 mm ::s; t ::s; 0.75 mm) have recently
been introduced for use as structural members in the Australian
residential construction industry, as well as for panel and deck
sections in other types of building construction (Hancock and
Murray 1996). The use of 0550 sheet steels has been restricted
to nonstructural a0550 sheet steels ("Steel" 1993) are manufactured by cold
reducing mild sheet steels (!, = 300 MPa) to thicknesses which
range from 0.42-1.0 mm. Cold reduction produces large deformations
of the grain structure which cause an increase in
yield stress and ultimate strength, and a decrease in ductility.
0550 sheet steels (0.48 mm ::s; t ::s; 0.75 mm) have recently
been introduced for use as structural members in the Australian
residential construction industry, as well as for panel and deck
sections in other types of building construction (Hancock and
Murray 1996). The0550 sheet steels ("Steel" 1993) are manufactured by cold
reducing mild sheet steels (!, = 300 MPa) to thicknesses which
range from 0.42-1.0 mm. Cold reduction produces large deformations
of the grain structure which cause an increase in
yield stress and ultimate strength, and a decrease in ductility.
0550 sheet steels (0.48 mm ::s; t ::s; 0.75 mm) have recently
been introduced for use as structural members in the Australian
residential constr0550 sheet steels ("Steel" 1993) are manufactured by cold
reducing mild sheet steels (!, = 300 MPa) to thicknesses which
range from 0.42-1.0 mm. Cold reduction produces large deformations
of the grain structure which cause an increase in
yield stress and ultimate strength, and a decrease in ductility.
0550 sheet steels (0.48 mm ::s; t ::s; 0.75 mm) have recently
been introduced for use as structural members in the Australian
residential construction industry, as well as for panel and deck
sections in other types of building construction (Hancock and
Murray 1996). The use of 0550 sheet steels has been restricted
to nonstructural a0550 sheet steels ("Steel" 1993) are manufactured by cold
reducing mild sheet steels (!, = 300 MPa) to thicknesses which
range from 0.42-1.0 mm. Cold reduction produces large deformations
of the grain structure which cause an increase in
yield stress and ultimate strength, and a decrease in ductility.
0550 sheet steels (0.48 mm ::s; t ::s; 0.75 mm) have recently
been introduced for use as structural members in the Australian
residential construction industry, as well as for panel and deck
sections in other types of building construction (Hancock and
Murray 1996). The use of 0550 sheet steels has been restricted
to nonstructural applications in most countries due to concerns
regarding the ductility of members and connections. Comparable
ASTM sheet steels, Orade E and Orade 550, are listed
by the following standards: A611 ("Standard" 1994b), A653
("Standard" 1994c), and A792 ("Standard" 1994d).
Cold formed structural members are fabricated from sheet
pplications in most countries due to concerns
regarding the ductility of members and connections. Comparable
ASTM sheet steels, Orade E and Orade 550, are listed
by the following standards: A611 ("Standard" 1994b), A653
("Standard" 1994c), and A792 ("Standard" 1994d).
Cold formed structural members are fabricated from sheet
uction industry, as well as for panel and deck
sections in other types of building construction (Hancock and
Murray 1996). The use of 0550 sheet steels has been restricted
to nonstructural applications in most countries due to concerns
regarding the ductility of members and connections. Comparable
ASTM sheet steels, Orade E and Orade 550, are listed
by the following standards: A611 ("Standard" 1994b), A653
("Standard" 1994c), and A792 ("Standard" 1994d).
Cold formed structural members are fabricated from sheet
0550 sheet steels ("Steel" 1993) are manufactured by cold
reducing mild sheet steels (!, = 300 MPa) to thicknesses which
range from 0.42-1.0 mm. Cold reduction produces large deformations
of the grain structure which cause an increase in
yield stress and ultimate strength, and a decrease in ductility.
0550 sheet steels (0.48 mm ::s; t ::s; 0.75 mm) have recently
been introduced for use as structural members in the Australian
residential construction industry, as well as for panel and deck
sections in other types of building construction (Hancock and
Murray 1996). The use of 0550 sheet steels has been restricted
to nonstructural applications in most countries due to concerns
regarding the ductility of members and connections. Comparable
ASTM sheet steels, Orade E and Orade 550, are listed
by the following standards: A611 ("Standard" 1994b), A653
("Standard" 1994c), and A792 ("Standard" 1994d).
Cold formed structural members are fabricated from sheet
use of 0550 sheet steels has been restricted
to nonstructural applications in most countries due to concerns
regarding the ductility of members and connections. Comparable
ASTM sheet steels, Orade E and Orade 550, are listed
by the following standards: A611 ("Standard" 1994b), A653
("Standard" 1994c), and A792 ("Standard" 1994d).
Cold formed structural members are fabricated from sheet
pplications in most countries due to concerns
regarding the ductility of members and connections. Comparable
ASTM sheet steels, Orade E and Orade 550, are listed
by the following standards: A611 ("Standard" 1994b), A653
("Standard" 1994c), and A792 ("Standard" 1994d).
Cold formed structural members are fabricated from sheet
uction industry, as well as for panel and deck
sections in other types of building construction (Hancock and
Murray 1996). The use of 0550 sheet steels has been restricted
to nonstructural applications in most countries due to concerns
regarding the ductility of members and connections. Comparable
ASTM sheet steels, Orade E and Orade 550, are listed
by the following standards: A611 ("Standard" 1994b), A653
("Standard" 1994c), and A792 ("Standard" 1994d).
Cold formed structural members are fabricated from sheet
sheet steels ("Steel" 1993) are manufactured by cold
reducing mild sheet steels (!, = 300 MPa) to thicknesses which
range from 0.42-1.0 mm. Cold reduction produces large deformations
of the grain structure which cause an increase in
yield stress and ultimate strength, and a decrease in ductility.
0550 sheet steels (0.48 mm ::s; t ::s; 0.75 mm) have recently
been introduced for use as structural members in the Australian
residential construction industry, as well as for panel and deck
sections in other types of building construction (Hancock and
Murray 1996). The use of 0550 sheet steels has been restricted
to nonstructural applications in most countries due to concerns
regarding the ductility of members and connections. Comparable
ASTM sheet steels, Orade E and Orade 550, are listed
by the following standards: A611 ("Standard" 1994b), A653
("Standard" 1994c), and A792 ("Standard" 1994d).
Cold formed structural members are fabricated from sheet
use of 0550 sheet steels has been restricted
to nonstructural applications in most countries due to concerns
regarding the ductility of members and connections. Comparable
ASTM sheet steels, Orade E and Orade 550, are listed
by the following standards: A611 ("Standard" 1994b), A653
("Standard" 1994c), and A792 ("Standard" 1994d).
Cold formed structural members are fabricated from sheet
pplications in most countries due to concerns
regarding the ductility of members and connections. Comparable
ASTM sheet steels, Orade E and Orade 550, are listed
by the following standards: A611 ("Standard" 1994b), A653
("Standard" 1994c), and A792 ("Standard" 1994d).
Cold formed structural members are fabricated from sheet
uction industry, as well as for panel and deck
sections in other types of building construction (Hancock and
Murray 1996). The use of 0550 sheet steels has been restricted
to nonstructural applications in most countries due to concerns
regarding the ductility of members and connections. Comparable
ASTM sheet steels, Orade E and Orade 550, are listed
by the following standards: A611 ("Standard" 1994b), A653
("Standard" 1994c), and A792 ("Standard" 1994d).
Cold formed structural members are fabricated from sheet
0550 sheet steels ("Steel" 1993) are manufactured by cold
reducing mild sheet steels (!, = 300 MPa) to thicknesses which
range from 0.42-1.0 mm. Cold reduction produces large deformations
of the grain structure which cause an increase in
yield stress and ultimate strength, and a decrease in ductility.
0550 sheet steels (0.48 mm ::s; t ::s; 0.75 mm) have recently
been introduced for use as structural members in the Australian
residential construction industry, as well as for panel and deck
sections in other types of building construction (Hancock and
Murray 1996). The use of 0550 sheet steels has been restricted
to nonstructural applications in most countries due to concerns
regarding the ductility of members and connections. Comparable
ASTM sheet steels, Orade E and Orade 550, are listed
by the following standards: A611 ("Standard" 1994b), A653
("Standard" 1994c), and A792 ("Standard" 1994d).
Cold formed structural members are fabricated from sheet
pplications in most countries due to concerns
regarding the ductility of members and connections. Comparable
ASTM sheet steels, Orade E and Orade 550, are listed
by the following standards: A611 ("Standard" 1994b), A653
("Standard" 1994c), and A792 ("Standard" 1994d).
Cold formed structural members are fabricated from sheet
tility of members and connections. Comparable
ASTM sheet steels, Orade E and Orade 550, are listed
by the following standards: A611 ("Standard" 1994b), A653
("Standard" 1994c), and A792 ("Standard" 1994d).
Cold formed structural members are fabricated from sheet
ypes of building construction (Hancock and
Murray 1996). The use of 0550 sheet steels has been restricted
to nonstructural applications in most countries due to concerns
regarding the ductility of members and connections. Comparable
ASTM sheet steels, Orade E and Orade 550, are listed
by the following standards: A611 ("Standard" 1994b), A653
("Standard" 1994c), and A792 ("Standard" 1994d).
Cold formed structural members are fabricated from sheet
uction industry, as well as for panel and deck
sections in other types of building construction (Hancock and
Murray 1996). The use of 0550 sheet steels has been restricted
to nonstructural applications in most countries due to concerns
regarding the ductility of members and connections. Comparable
ASTM sheet steels, Orade E and Orade 550, are listed
by the following standards: A611 ("Standard" 1994b), A653
("Standard" 1994c), and A792 ("Standard" 1994d).
Cold formed structural members are fabricated from sheet
, Orade E and Orade 550, are listed
by the following standards: A611 ("Standard" 1994b), A653
("Standard" 1994c), and A792 ("Standard" 1994d).
Cold formed structural members are fabricated from sheet
uction industry, as well as for panel and deck
sections in other types of building construction (Hancock and
Murray 1996). The use of 0550 sheet steels has been restricted
to nonstructural applications in most countries due to concerns
regarding the ductility of members and connections. Comparable
ASTM sheet steels, Orade E and Orade 550, are listed
by the following standards: A611 ("Standard" 1994b), A653
("Standard" 1994c), and A792 ("Standard" 1994d).
Cold formed structural members are fabricated from sheet
r use as structural members in the Australian
residential construction industry, as well as for panel and deck
sections in other types of building construction (Hancock and
Murray 1996). The use of 0550 sheet steels has been restricted
to nonstructural applications in most countries due to concerns
regarding the ductility of members and connections. Comparable
ASTM sheet steels, Orade E and Orade 550, are listed
by the following standards: A611 ("Standard" 1994b), A653
("Standard" 1994c), and A792 ("Standard" 1994d).
Cold formed structural members are fabricated from sheet