| dc.description.abstract | Bolted structures play an important role in various civil engineering and
mechanical applications. Bolts are used to connect structural elements,
providing strength and stability to the construction. Previous research
has studied various aspects of the bolt structure, but there are still certain
aspects that need to be understood further. One aspect that attracts
attention is the relationship between the bolts on the Shoring and the
concrete sleeper. In this research, we aim to analyze the bolt relationship
between concrete sleeper and Shoring in terms of strength and structural
behavior. Parameters such as tensile strength, bearing and shear will be
studied, as well as parameters in determining safe bolt lengths using the
punching shear method. The research method used is a combination of
literature studies and experimental trials to understand the factors that
influence structural strength. The results of this study are expected to
provide a better understanding of the behavior of bolted structures and
provide valuable insights for designers and engineers in the development
of more efficient and safe structures. In addition, this research can open
up opportunities for further research in this field. | en_US |
