strain hardening ratio for steel reinforcing

03-Analytical/modelling capabilities
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newman
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strain hardening ratio for steel reinforcing

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I want to push a RC column until the base moment reach to a specific value (experimental amount). The typical value for reinforcing in the program is 0.05-0.015. When I use them, the analysis was not reach to the specific moment value, but when I use a bigger value (0.05), my analysis was reach to the specific moment value. Other parameters of the materials were not a specific effect on my results and because of this, I change only the strain hardening ratio. Do you thing that the value 0.05 may not true for my analysis? I have this question because the value 0.05 is really bigger than the typical values which are suggest by seismosoft (in user manual 2016).
newman
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Re: strain hardening ratio for steel reinforcing

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Material properties in my model:
f'c= 25
fy= 400 MPa
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Re: strain hardening ratio for steel reinforcing

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Indeed a value of 0.05 for the strain hardening parameter seems to be, in the general case, rather large.

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