Changsu Shim

Prof. Changsu Shim

School of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Urban Design and Studies, Chung-Ang University, Seoul, South Korea
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Academic Career Length

27Years (2000-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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1 October 2004 in Engineering Structures
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Changsu ShimChangsu Shim
Changsu Shim
PLPil-Goo Lee
Pil-Goo Lee
TYTae-Yang Yoon
Tae-Yang Yoon

1 September 2005 in Journal of Constructional Steel Research
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PLPil-Goo Lee
Pil-Goo Lee
Changsu ShimChangsu Shim
Changsu Shim
SCSung-Pil Chang
Sung-Pil Chang

1 December 2008 in Engineering Structures
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Changsu ShimChangsu Shim
Changsu Shim
CCChul-Hun Chung
Chul-Hun Chung
HKHyun Ho Kim
Hyun Ho Kim

1 March 2001 in Journal of Constructional Steel Research
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Changsu ShimChangsu Shim
Changsu Shim
PLPil-Goo Lee
Pil-Goo Lee
SCSung-Pil Chang
Sung-Pil Chang

1 January 2011 in Procedia Engineering
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Changsu ShimChangsu Shim
Changsu Shim
NYN.R. Yun
N.R. Yun
HSH.H. Song
H.H. Song
Building information modeling (BIM) is a new technology in bridge construction industry. 3D models can provide perfect numerical expression of drawings from design results. 3D information models for bridge structures improve design quality in terms of accurate drawings, constructability and collaboration. However, there are lots of obstacles to apply these techniques to actual bridge projects. In this paper, extensible information schema for bridges is proposed to enable interoperability between different design and construction processes. From the planning stage of a bridge construction project to the construction stage, the proposed bridge information models were applied to enhance current practices. Digital mock-up, parametric modeling, 4D and 5D simulation were conducted. From several applications for four years, a design guideline of 3D information models was suggested. It is essential to change current processes for the effective use of BIM techniques in bridge construction industry

12 June 2020 in Applied Sciences
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CJChiho Jeon
Chiho Jeon
CNCuong Duy Nguyen
Cuong Duy Nguyen
Changsu ShimChangsu Shim
Changsu Shim
The corrosion of prestressing steel in prestressed concrete bridges is a critical issue for bridge maintenance. To assess structures with corroded strands, it is necessary to define the mechanical properties of the strands and their influence on the structural behavior. In this study, corroded strands were taken from external tendons in existing post-tensioned concrete bridges and tested to determine the effects of corrosion on their tensile properties. Empirical equations for the tensile strength and ductility of the corroded strands were proposed using test results. The most corroded wire governs the mechanical properties of the strand. Experiments on prestressed concrete beams with a single corroded strand were conducted to investigate their structural behavior. A reduction in the flexural strength and maximum deformation was observed in these experiments. According to the section loss of a wire in a strand and its location in a beam, the flexural capacity can be evaluated using the proposed equation. The reduced ultimate strain of the corroded strand can be the governing factor of the flexural strength.