Cold-formed steel (CFS) studs often include slits in their webs to improve thermal
performance. However, the inclusion of such slits reduces their axial capacity. The literature …

Cold-formed steel (CFS) members offer significant advantages over hot-rolled sections,
primarily due to their high strength-to-weight ratio and versatility in forming various cross …

This paper introduces a new type of cold-formed steel (CFS) built-up closed cross-section
(CBC-C) column to connect multi-directional wall panels easily. Axial compression …

Cold-formed steel channel beams (CFSCB) often incorporate web holes to accommodate
building services, but this reduces their moment capacity due to decreased web area …

This paper presents a novel configuration of built-up cold-formed steel (CFS) flooring system
in the shape of a box section. A new technique is applied to produce the components of the …

The response and failure of plates under blast loads are critical concerns in engineering.
Plates with preformed holes may exhibit significantly different behaviors compared to those …

Assembling two or more channel sections is a common method to enhance the load-bearing
capacities of thin-walled compression members in light gauge steel structures. However …

Cold-formed steel (CFS) unsymmetrical angles are increasingly used in structural
applications such as portal frames, roof trusses, and transmission towers. However …

A novel woven Buckling-Restrained Steel Strip Shear Wall (WBR-SSSW) is proposed for low
and medium-rise buildings in this study. The proposed shear wall, comprising inclined …

The review of cold‐formed steel (CFS) Z‐section beams focuses on various design
approaches, including analytical, numerical, and experimental methods. It also analyzes …