Second-order plastic-hinge analysis of planar steel frames using corotational beam-column element



A new beam-column element for nonlinear analysis of planar steel frames under static loads is presented in this paper. 
The second-order effect between axial force and bending moment and the additional axial strain due to the element bending are incorporated in the stiffness matrix formulation by using the approximate seventh-order polynomial function for the deflection solution of the governing differential equations of a beam-column under end axial forces and bending moments in a corotational context.
The refined plastic-hinge method is used to model the material nonlinearity to avoid the further divisionof the beam-columns inmodeling the struc-ture.
A Matlab computer program is developed based on the combined arc-length and minimum residual dis-placement methods and its results are proved to be reliable by modeling one or two proposed elements per member in some numerical examples

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Second-order plastic-hinge analysis of planar steel frames using corotational beam-column element
Authors: Doan, Ngoc Tinh Nghiem
Dang, Xuan Lam
Chu, Quoc Thang
Keywords: Plastic-hinge
Steel frames
Nonlinear analysis
Corotational element
Issue Date: 2016
Publisher: H. : ĐHQGHN
Citation: ISIKNOWLEDGE
Abstract: A new beam-column element for nonlinear analysis of planar steel frames under static loads is presented in this paper. The second-order effect between axial force and bending moment and the additional axial strain due to the element bending are incorporated in the stiffness matrix formulation by using the approximate seventh-order polynomial function for the deflection solution of the governing differential equations of a beam-column under end axial forces and bending moments in a corotational context. The refined plastic-hinge method is used to model the material nonlinearity to avoid the further divisionof the beam-columns in modeling the struc-ture. A Matlab computer program is developed based on the combined arc-length and minimum residual dis-placement methods and its results are proved to be reliable by modeling one or two proposed elements per member in some numerical examples
Description: JOURNAL OF CONSTRUCTIONAL STEEL RESEARCH Volume: 121 Pages: 413-426 ; TNS06459
URI: http://repository.vnu.edu.vn/handle/VNU_123/27786
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