Print Email Facebook Twitter Fysical-engineering model of reinforced concrete frames in compression Title Fysical-engineering model of reinforced concrete frames in compression Author Blaauwendraad, J. Corporate name Rijkswaterstaat Date 1973-01-01 Abstract A calculation of the complementary moments due to second-order effects and the analysis of the stability of reinforced concrete framed structures can be conceived as follows. With the aid of a computer a very large number of M-N-x diagrams can be produced on the basis of the standard specified stress-strain diagrams for concrete and steel. A framed structure is then analysed with an available program which takes account of second-order effects. The flexural stiffnesses EI to be adopted are estimated and corrected with reference to the M-N-x diagrams calculated once before and held in store for the purpose. The present paper discusses the drawbacks ofthis approach and proposes a method of analysis which can be fitted into existing programs for framed structures and dispenses with the large number of stored M-N-x diagrams. It is shown that direct use can be made of the stress-strain diagrams. The results are just as reliable as those obtained by the procedure utilising the M-N-/( diagrams. The method can be applied to total frames and single members in compression as well. Subject second-order effectstabilitystress-strain relation Classification TPL00 To reference this document use: http://resolver.tudelft.nl/uuid:bc6657a6-1c77-4c03-9f81-da8791fb8e01 Publisher Rijkswaterstaat Source Rijkswaterstaat Communications No. 15 Part of collection Hydraulic Engineering Reports Document type report Rights (c) 1973 Rijkswaterstaat Files PDF 15-Fysical-engineering-mo ... ession.pdf 1.09 MB Close viewer /islandora/object/uuid:bc6657a6-1c77-4c03-9f81-da8791fb8e01/datastream/OBJ/view