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parasismique
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moment curvature

Post by parasismique » Mon Feb 25, 2019 1:41 am

Hello my colleagues,

I modeled a cantilever with bond slip (element zeroLengthSection). and I need to trace moment-curvature. For this reason I used this command (to compute moment-curvature):

recorder Node -file $ dataDir / rot3.out -time -node 1 -dof 3 disp;

But it seems to me that this commnade gives us only curvature!

How to calculate the moment? !! do we compute moment-curvature by a separate procedure (ie define reference moment and compute curvature increment)? !! knowing that I applied a lateral load (to do a pushover analysis)!

I appreciate your guide and your help.

EricsonEncinaZ
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Re: moment curvature

Post by EricsonEncinaZ » Mon Feb 25, 2019 3:02 am

Hi,

You can track the moment and curvature directly into the integration point that you are interested in.
- recorder element -xml secDsp.out -time -ele $ele -section $sec displacements
- recorder element -xml secFrc.out -time -ele $ele -section $sec forces
If you are recording a zeroLengthSection element, then omit the "-section $sec" part

If you still want to measure it in the node (I would say you will measure rotation, not curvature)
- recorder Node -xml nodeDsp.out -time -node $nod -dof 3 disp
- recorder Node -xml nodeFrc.out -time -node $nod -dof 3 reaction

I'm using the flag -xml instead -file, so the headers in the file tells you what the results are :-D
Last edited by EricsonEncinaZ on Wed Feb 27, 2019 11:56 pm, edited 1 time in total.

parasismique
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Re: moment curvature

Post by parasismique » Mon Feb 25, 2019 7:16 am

Dear Ericson Encina

Thank you very much my friend for your help. I'm always learning more with you.
Can you send me your Email please.

Hayet.

Haibo
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Re: moment curvature

Post by Haibo » Mon Feb 28, 2022 6:33 pm

Dear Ericson Encina,Do you konw how to obtain the rotation of element end by curvature integral? thanks!

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