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vehy
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GFRP

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Hi
I want to model a RC section with FRP instead of steel bar. which material is better to define for FRP? for example what is the material commend for a FRP with yield strength ,fy and Modulus of elasticity, E?
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Re: GFRP

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The only material in OpenSees that directly models FRP is ConfinedConcrete01: http://opensees.berkeley.edu/wiki/index ... 1_Material
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Is it for wraps?? I want it as bar. there is any way for that?
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Yes, that is for wraps. I am not sure what is your question.
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I wanted to have bar made from FRP in concrete section. but i thing i can to model it. for example:
uniaxialMaterial Elastic 1 E
uniaxialMaterial MinMax 2 1 -min 0.0 -max fy/E
I thing material 2 is suitable for FRP bar with fy and E
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I think your solution is right
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