Member deformations-controlled in Strength Degradation?
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Member deformations-controlled in Strength Degradation?
Dear all,
I would like to use Giberson Beam & beam-column elements for nonlinear analysis of RC frame based on deformation-controlled analysis.
1a) how to specify member deformation limits (e.g. yield & ultimate rotations) ??
1b) is it through ILOS of Strength Degradation ?
1c) if yes, how to distinguish deformations limit for local z- & y-axis, as well as for end-i and -j ?
Your help is highly appreciated.
Best regards,
Adekajeng
**Addicted to Ruau**
I would like to use Giberson Beam & beam-column elements for nonlinear analysis of RC frame based on deformation-controlled analysis.
1a) how to specify member deformation limits (e.g. yield & ultimate rotations) ??
1b) is it through ILOS of Strength Degradation ?
1c) if yes, how to distinguish deformations limit for local z- & y-axis, as well as for end-i and -j ?
Your help is highly appreciated.
Best regards,
Adekajeng
**Addicted to Ruau**
AdekAjeng- Posts : 39
Join date : 2010-02-24
Re: Member deformations-controlled in Strength Degradation?
Hi all,
what I am tried to say is how to make the element deformation is controllable as required in performance-based analysis by taking into account the strength and rotation after yield. For example, the following moment-rotation envelope data:
My - ry
Mmax - rmax
Mu - ru
M - r at collapse state
Thanks a lot
what I am tried to say is how to make the element deformation is controllable as required in performance-based analysis by taking into account the strength and rotation after yield. For example, the following moment-rotation envelope data:
My - ry
Mmax - rmax
Mu - ru
M - r at collapse state
Thanks a lot
AdekAjeng- Posts : 39
Join date : 2010-02-24
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