Juan Francisco Carbonell-Márquez

Dr. Juan Francisco Carbonell-Márquez


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Academic Career Length

17Years (2010-Present)

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

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1 January 2011 in Probabilistic Engineering Mechanics
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SSSung-Han Sim
Sung-Han Sim
JCJuan Francisco Carbonell-Márquez
Juan Francisco Carbonell-Márquez
BSB.F. Spencer
B.F. Spencer
HJHongki Jo
Hongki Jo

1 January 2012 in Applied Mathematics Letters
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LGLuisa María Gil-Martín
Luisa María Gil-Martín
JCJuan Francisco Carbonell-Márquez
Juan Francisco Carbonell-Márquez
EHEnrique Hernández-Montes
Enrique Hernández-Montes
MAMark Aschheim
Mark Aschheim
Miguel PasadasMiguel Pasadas
Miguel Pasadas

1 October 2014 in Engineering Structures
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JCJuan Francisco Carbonell-Márquez
Juan Francisco Carbonell-Márquez
LGLuisa M. Gil-Martín
Luisa M. Gil-Martín
MRManuel Alejandro Fernández Ruiz
Manuel Alejandro Fernández Ruiz
EHEnrique Hernández-Montes
Enrique Hernández-Montes

1 March 2014 in Engineering Structures
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EHEnrique Hernández-Montes
Enrique Hernández-Montes
JCJuan Francisco Carbonell-Márquez
Juan Francisco Carbonell-Márquez
LGLuisa M. Gil-Martín
Luisa M. Gil-Martín

1 January 2013 in Journal of Constructional Steel Research
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JCJuan Francisco Carbonell-Márquez
Juan Francisco Carbonell-Márquez
LGLuisa María Gil-Martín
Luisa María Gil-Martín
EHEnrique Hernández-Montes
Enrique Hernández-Montes
In order to design a steel member subjected to a bending moment and an axial load, there are an infinite number of possible solutions of I- or H???steel cross-sections, the doubly-symmetric solution being just one of them. This paper presents a procedure to obtain the optimal steel cross-section from the infinite number of possible solutions. The process is based on the Reinforcement Sizing Diagrams employed in reinforced concrete strength design. The procedure looks for any type of solution regarding compact or non-compact steel sections. All aspects related to local instabilities are taken into account, as well as some special considerations in order to address the global instabilities associated with the slenderness of the steel element

29 March 2016 in Archive of Applied Mechanics
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JCJuan Francisco Carbonell-Márquez
Juan Francisco Carbonell-Márquez
LMLuisa María Gil Martín
Luisa María Gil Martín
MRManuel Alejandro Fernández Ruiz
Manuel Alejandro Fernández Ruiz
Enrique Hernández MontesEnrique Hernández Montes
Enrique Hernández Montes