how to model the P-Δ effects without leaning columns?

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king
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how to model the P-Δ effects without leaning columns?

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hello, everyone:

I didn't use leaning columns to represent the PDelta effect in my model, I just used Geometric Transformation Command "geomTransf ColTransfType PDelta" , and the gravity load was applied to the elements(beams),
I don't know whether it is right to model the P-Δ effects. Is it the only way to model P-Δ effects with leaning columns?
Look forword to your response, thank you.
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Re: how to model the P-Δ effects without leaning columns?

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not necessarily, depends on the building. if the total buildings gravity load is in the columns and they have a corot or pdelta transformation, then it is included. people only need the additional leaning column if there are other gravity loads that are not carried directly by the resisting system, as these need to be accounted for.
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Re: how to model the P-Δ effects without leaning columns?

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thanks a lot
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