Present first-order based design code formulations for slender columns in frames with sway, employ sway magnification factors (for global second-order effects) also as moment magnifiers for the individual columns of the frame (storey). This approach ignores differences in magnification of individual column moments caused by local second-order effects in the columns. This difference can be significant. Better understanding of this aspect will strengthen approximate first-order based elastic methods, for which the important superposition principle is valid. Towards this end, local second-order effects are considered for shears, end moments and maximum moments, applicable over the full range of axial loads. Specifically, end moment and maximum...
application/pdfIn this paper, to evaluate the column design moments of semi-rigid frames using the B...
Structural frame systems may be analyzed and designed based on forces from conventional first order ...
Past research and questions raised by practicing engineers have indicated a need to look further int...
Based on a study of isolated restrained columns, and two-column panel frames, the often complicated ...
Columns in sway frames may be divided into laterally ``supporting (bracing) sway columns'', which ca...
Present approximate second order methods for the analysis of frames with sway are not capable of ref...
In frame structures, consisting of columns and beams, gravity loading on beams (floors) leads to mom...
Present approximate second order methods for the analysis of unbraced multistorey frames may signifi...
International audienceThis paper deals with numerical investigations on second-order effects in slen...
The first-order elastic analysis cannot capture the second-order effects owing to the change in stru...
International audienceThis paper deals with numerical investigations on second-order effects in slen...
Calculating the ultimate load of a framed column in sway structures involves, in the currently used ...
ABSTRACT: Closed-form expressions that can be used to evaluate induced elastic bending moments and ...
Structural frame systems may be analyzed and designed based on forces from conventional first order ...
In this paper, to evaluate the column design moments of semi-rigid frames using the B_1/B_2 method, ...
application/pdfIn this paper, to evaluate the column design moments of semi-rigid frames using the B...
Structural frame systems may be analyzed and designed based on forces from conventional first order ...
Past research and questions raised by practicing engineers have indicated a need to look further int...
Based on a study of isolated restrained columns, and two-column panel frames, the often complicated ...
Columns in sway frames may be divided into laterally ``supporting (bracing) sway columns'', which ca...
Present approximate second order methods for the analysis of frames with sway are not capable of ref...
In frame structures, consisting of columns and beams, gravity loading on beams (floors) leads to mom...
Present approximate second order methods for the analysis of unbraced multistorey frames may signifi...
International audienceThis paper deals with numerical investigations on second-order effects in slen...
The first-order elastic analysis cannot capture the second-order effects owing to the change in stru...
International audienceThis paper deals with numerical investigations on second-order effects in slen...
Calculating the ultimate load of a framed column in sway structures involves, in the currently used ...
ABSTRACT: Closed-form expressions that can be used to evaluate induced elastic bending moments and ...
Structural frame systems may be analyzed and designed based on forces from conventional first order ...
In this paper, to evaluate the column design moments of semi-rigid frames using the B_1/B_2 method, ...
application/pdfIn this paper, to evaluate the column design moments of semi-rigid frames using the B...
Structural frame systems may be analyzed and designed based on forces from conventional first order ...
Past research and questions raised by practicing engineers have indicated a need to look further int...