title = "Composite Construction (Steel-Concrete)"

content = """
Composite construction combines steel beams with concrete slabs to achieve efficient floor systems. Shear connectors (e.g., headed studs) transfer horizontal shear between steel and concrete. The slab acts as a flange, increasing flexural capacity and stiffness. This is common in high-rise buildings.

Design checks include: flexural capacity of the composite section, shear connector capacity and spacing, and construction stage loading (before concrete hardens). The reviewer verifies that connector spacing meets code requirements and that the effective width of the concrete flange is correctly applied.
"""  # noqa: E501

version = "0.0.1"
