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by naderaly
08 Mar 2015, 06:08
Forum: 02-Getting started with the modelling
Topic: Hysteretic Curves for walls
Replies: 4
Views: 5388

Re: Hysteretic Curves for walls

Thanks Rui. I did try to model the walls using different element classes and for each I was getting different behavior. However, for slender walls (height more than twice the width) I was getting very weird hysteretic curves for the walls.

Best Regards,
Nader Aly
by naderaly
05 Mar 2015, 05:38
Forum: 02-Getting started with the modelling
Topic: Hysteretic Curves for walls
Replies: 4
Views: 5388

Re: Hysteretic Curves for walls

<t>Rui,<br/>
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Thank you for the very useful information. I have went through example 4-2. They have used force based element class for the special RC wall. However, I am still unable to verify whether the software is capable of differentiating between ordinary and special shear walls from their ...
by naderaly
01 Mar 2015, 11:48
Forum: 02-Getting started with the modelling
Topic: Hysteretic Curves for walls
Replies: 4
Views: 5388

Hysteretic Curves for walls

<t>Dear All,<br/>
I am modeling RC shear walls with different ductility. Based on the literature I went through, a special RC shear wall shall have a mild strength and stiffness degradation. On the other hand, an ordinary RC shear wall might have a severe or moderate degradation. my question is do I ...

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