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Second-Order Elastic Analysis of Frames Using Single Imperfect Element per Member
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: In practical stability design and analysis of steel members and structures, one must allow for member imperfection. Various national design codes impose different values of initial imperfection for member-strength ...
Self-Equilibrating Element for Second-Order Analysis of Semirigid Jointed Frames
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: An accurate pointwise equilibrating polynomial element with springs connected to its ends to model semirigid connections is derived. The formulated element and coded computer program for second-order nonlinear analysis of ...
Elastoplastic and Large Deflection Analysis of Steel Frames by One Element per Member. I: One Hinge along Member
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: The ultimate load of a typical steel frame is dependent on the geometrically nonlinear and material yielding effects. The complexity for considering material yielding by the plastic hinge approach is the unknown location ...
Elastoplastic and Large Deflection Analysis of Steel Frames by One Element per Member. II: Three Hinges along Member
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: An isolated member capacity check for beam columns may not correctly reflect the true behavior of a structure undergoing large deflection and material yielding. This paper extends the previous work by the authors on ...
Pointwise Equilibrating Polynomial Element for Nonlinear Analysis of Frames
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: A pointwise equilibrating polynomial (PEP) element is proposed for nonlinear analysis of frames in which each member can be modeled by one element in most cases. The formulation of the element is based on the imposition ...