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Figure 5: Steel Fins are fixed to the Concrete Floor by Anchors<br />

Furthermore complex supporting details had to be developed to transfer the compressive forces locally<br />

into a defined area of the concrete edge (Figure 6a). To guarantee a uniform load distribution<br />

additionally the gaps between the steel sections and the concrete were filled with a high strength grout<br />

(Figure 6b).<br />

Figure 6 a & b: Load Applic<strong>at</strong>ion into the Slab Edge<br />

The supporting elements were modeled by means of finite element analysis (Figure 7, Figure 8).<br />

Figure 7: FEA model Figure 8: Max. deform<strong>at</strong>ion<br />

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high strength<br />

grout

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