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==Introduction==
==Introduction==
In this example, the Uniaxial Section of Example 2b is replaced by a fiber section. Inelastic uniaxial materials are introduced in this example, which are assigned to each fiber, or patch of fibers, in the section.
In this example, the Uniaxial Section of Example 2b is replaced by a fiber section. Inelastic uniaxial materials are introduced in this example, which are assigned to each fiber, or patch of fibers, in the section.
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<strong>Files</strong>
<strong>Files</strong>
*[[Media:Ex2c.Canti2D.InelasticFiberSection.Push.tcl|Ex2c.Canti2D.InelasticFiberSection.Push.tcl]]
*[[Media:Ex2c.Canti2D.InelasticFiberSection.Push.tcl|Ex2c.Canti2D.InelasticFiberSection.Push.tcl]]
Note: Recent versions of OpenSees will give an error. The lateral load pattern should be defined with three instead of six values.
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[[File:Example2c_EQ.GIF|link=OpenSees Example 2c. 2D Elastic Cantilever Column]]
[[File:Example2c_EQ.GIF|link=OpenSees Example 2c. Nonlinear Cantilever Column: Inelastic Uniaxial Materials in Fiber Section]]
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<strong>Files</strong>
<strong>Files</strong>
*[[Media:Ex2c.Canti2D.InelasticFiberSection.EQ.tcl|Ex2c.Canti2D.InelasticFiberSection.EQ.tcl]]
*[[Media:Ex2c.Canti2D.InelasticFiberSection.EQ.tcl|Ex2c.Canti2D.InelasticFiberSection.EQ.tcl]]
*[[Media:BM68elc.acc|BM68elc.acc]] (ground-motion file)
*[[Media:BM68elc.zip|BM68elc.acc]] (ground-motion file)
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==Run==
==Run==
*To run Static Pushover analysis:
*To run Static Pushover analysis:
:<strong>source Ex2c.Canti2D.InelasticFiberSection.Push.tcl</strong>
<blockquote><source lang="Tcl">
source Ex2c.Canti2D.InelasticFiberSection.Push.tcl
</source> </blockquote>


*To run EQ ground-motion analysis (BM68elc.acc needs to be downloaded into the same directory):
*To run EQ ground-motion analysis (BM68elc.acc needs to be downloaded into the same directory):
<blockquote><source lang="Tcl">
source Ex2c.Canti2D.InelasticFiberSection.EQ.tcl
</source> </blockquote>


:<strong>source Ex2c.Canti2D.InelasticFiberSection.EQ.tcl</strong>


==Notes==
==Notes==
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Latest revision as of 17:27, 6 March 2022

Introduction

In this example, the Uniaxial Section of Example 2b is replaced by a fiber section. Inelastic uniaxial materials are introduced in this example, which are assigned to each fiber, or patch of fibers, in the section.

Input

Static Pushover



Files

Note: Recent versions of OpenSees will give an error. The lateral load pattern should be defined with three instead of six values.

Dynamic EQ Ground Motion



Run

  • To run Static Pushover analysis:
source Ex2c.Canti2D.InelasticFiberSection.Push.tcl
  • To run EQ ground-motion analysis (BM68elc.acc needs to be downloaded into the same directory):
source Ex2c.Canti2D.InelasticFiberSection.EQ.tcl


Notes

  • In this example the axial and flexural behavior are coupled, a characteristic of the fiber section.
  • The nonlinear/inelastic behavior of a fiber section is defined by the stress-strain response of the uniaxial materials used to define it.



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