Is shear deformation considered in Force-Based Beam-Column Element ?
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Is shear deformation considered in Force-Based Beam-Column Element ?
Hello all,
I am wondering if the shear deformation is considered when I use Force (or Displacement) -Based Beam-Column Element with fiber sections?
If shear deformation is considered, how the shear modulus is calculated?
A more general question is, for such questions, where can I find the mathematical formulation for an element ? Any recommendation of related books?
Thank you for your kind reply in advance.
I am wondering if the shear deformation is considered when I use Force (or Displacement) -Based Beam-Column Element with fiber sections?
If shear deformation is considered, how the shear modulus is calculated?
A more general question is, for such questions, where can I find the mathematical formulation for an element ? Any recommendation of related books?
Thank you for your kind reply in advance.
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Re: Is shear deformation considered in Force-Based Beam-Column Element ?
Thank you so much for your reply. Your blogs are really informative and helpful.
I understand that if I define an elastic section in which the shear modulus is given, then assign the section to a force-based beam-column element, the shear deformation will be accounted for.
My follow-up question is: what if I assign a fiber section? The corresponding code is:
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fiber(yloc, zloc, A, matTag)
How can I define the shear property to consider the shear deformation in this case?
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Re: Is shear deformation considered in Force-Based Beam-Column Element ?
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# Caltrans column shear capacity in English units (Chapter 3 of Caltrans SDC)
inch=1;ksi=1
mm=1/25.4*inch; MPa = 0.145038*ksi;
mm2=mm*mm
poisson = 0.20
G = Ec/2.0/(1.0+poisson)
Ag=colDepth*colWidth
Ae=0.8*Ag
mud=3
Pc= 0; # Here Axial load is zero in kips
F1 = Rhos*fyh*MPa/0.15+3.67-mud
if F1 < 0.3 :
F1 = 0.3
if F1 > 3 :
F1 = 3
F2 = 1.0+Pc/(2000*Ag*mm2)
if F2 > 1.5 :
F2 = 1.5
vc = F1*F2*np.sqrt(-fc*MPa*1000)
if vc > 4.*np.sqrt(-fc*MPa*1000) :
vc = 3*F2*sqrt(-fc*MPa*1000)
Vc = vc*Ae*mm2/1000
Vs = Av*mm2*fyh*MPa*hP/sh
Vn = Vc+Vs
Vst = 3.0/4.0*G*MPa*Ag*mm2
gam_y = Vn/Vst
rosfyh=Ros*fyh*MPa
# Convert to unit mm, N
#define shear force-deformation relationship
# matTag Fy E0 b
ops.uniaxialMaterial('Steel01', 6, Vn*4448.22162, Vst*4448.22162 , 1.0e-3 )
# Aggregate shear to the RC section
secTag = secnTag+1
ops.section('Aggregator',secTag, 6, 'Vy', '-section', secnTag)
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