The purpose of this study is to understand the structural performance of the specimens beam by changing the depth and width of the U-shaped composite beam. To this end, experimental specimens by changing depth and width as compared with a reference specimen were prepared and tested. As a result of this study, growth of the depth has great effect on the structural performance while a width increase has no significant effect on the structural performance of composite beam.

The SPC wall girder is connected to the vertical walls to enhance performance of wall-wall girder connection. The purpose of this study is to investigate the structural characteristics such as strength, Load-displacement relation of wall-wall girder connection under the monotonic load tests. The fracture pattern of the specimens induced positive moment at connection was steel plate separation from concrete in SPC Wall.

The SPC wall girder is connected to the vertical walls to enhance performance of wall-wall girder connection. The purpose of this study is to investigate the structural characteristics such as strength, Load-displacement relation of wall-wall girder connection under the cyclic load tests. The fracture pattern of the specimens was steel plate separation from concrete in SPC Wall induction of tensile crack failure of SPC Wall concrete.

The SPC wall girder is connected to the vertical SPC walls to enhance performance of wall-wall girder connection. The fracture pattern of the SPC wall-wall girder connection was steel plate separation from concrete in SPC Wall. The purpose of this study is to theoretical analysis on fracture behavior of the SPC wall-wall girder connection under the monotonic load test inducing positive moment at connection. The Plastic hinge theory on steel plate of SPC wall girder is proposed to explain steel plate separation fracture pattern.

The domestic research of the steel plate concrete structures have been focused on the nuclear structures that usually reqire large strength. This research tried to establish some basic design information of SC structures using non-cement concrete. This paper studied on the compressive characteristics, effective length factors subjected to the concentrated compression loadings. The effective length factors were calculated by Euler Column Theory rather than using Plate Buckling Theory. The strains which are requird in calculating the effective length factor were measured to caculate the effective length factor at the yield of surface steel plate, the buckling of surface steel plate and the failure of concrete.