Modelling strength degradation (Strength loss)
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Modelling strength degradation (Strength loss)
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In order to model the strength loss as a function of ductility in Ruaumoko one should define the "ILOS" parameter (e.g., see appendix A). If ILOS=1 then the strength loss in each direction is a function of the ductility in that direction and if ILOS=3 then the strength loss in each direction is a function of maximum ductility.
I do not quite understand what is the difference between these two cases. Dose the maximum ductility refers to the maximum positive and negative ductilities (i.e., absolute ductility)?
Anyway I have found that using LOS=1 and 3 can significantly change the results and I think using ILOS=1 some times lead to problematic results (probably due to bugs in Ruaumoko). It is appreciated if some have information in this regard to discuss this. Thanks.
In order to model the strength loss as a function of ductility in Ruaumoko one should define the "ILOS" parameter (e.g., see appendix A). If ILOS=1 then the strength loss in each direction is a function of the ductility in that direction and if ILOS=3 then the strength loss in each direction is a function of maximum ductility.
I do not quite understand what is the difference between these two cases. Dose the maximum ductility refers to the maximum positive and negative ductilities (i.e., absolute ductility)?
Anyway I have found that using LOS=1 and 3 can significantly change the results and I think using ILOS=1 some times lead to problematic results (probably due to bugs in Ruaumoko). It is appreciated if some have information in this regard to discuss this. Thanks.
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