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Better and simpler possibilities of structural optimization due to increasing computational power but also for reasons of environmental sustainability, the use of materials and their reusability lead to greater acceptance towards more advanced numerically intensive, so‐called ‘design by analysis' methods like geometrically and materially non‐linear analyses with imperfections (GMNIA). The general...
The traditional separation of analysis and verification during the structural design of steel structures is a known source of conservatism and inaccuracy, as the true deformation/rotation capacity of sections and the redistribution of internal forces in systems remains only vaguely known in many cases. This particularly affects structures made of high‐strength steel, since often sections would need...
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