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*dynamic sine-wave input analysis (uniform excitation)
*dynamic earthquake-input analysis (uniform excitation)
*dynamic sine-wave input analysis (multiple-support excitation)
*dynamic earthquake-input analysis (multiple-support excitation)
*dynamic bidirectional earthquake-input analysis (uniform excitation)
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*dynamic sine-wave input analysis (uniform excitation)
*dynamic earthquake-input analysis (uniform excitation)
*dynamic sine-wave input analysis (multiple-support excitation)
*dynamic earthquake-input analysis (multiple-support excitation)
*dynamic bidirectional earthquake-input analysis (uniform excitation)
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*dynamic earthquake-input analysis (uniform excitation)
*dynamic sine-wave input analysis (multiple-support excitation)
*dynamic earthquake-input analysis (multiple-support excitation)
*dynamic bidirectional earthquake-input analysis (uniform excitation)
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*dynamic earthquake-input analysis (uniform excitation)
*dynamic sine-wave input analysis (multiple-support excitation)
*dynamic earthquake-input analysis (multiple-support excitation)
*dynamic bidirectional earthquake-input analysis (uniform excitation)
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Revision as of 23:15, 9 November 2009



Introduction

The following examples are listed in order of simplicity. NOTE: gravity analysis is always included as part of the model building


OpenSees Examples -- Introductory Examples
Objectives
  • overview of basic OpenSees input structure
  • coordinates, boundary conditions, element connectivity, nodal masses, nodal loads, etc.
  • two-node, one element
Models
  • elastic elements
Analyses
  • static pushover
  • dynamic earthquake-input
Objectives
  • two element types
  • distributed element loads
Models
  • elastic elements
Analyses
  • static pushover
  • dynamic earthquake-input


OpenSees Examples -- Simple Nonlinear Analysis Examples
Objectives
  • introduce variable: define & use
Models
  • elastic element
Analyses
  • static pushover
  • dynamic earthquake-input
Objectives
  • first example of nonlinear model, set nonlinearity at section level
Models
  • nonlinearBeamColumn element
  • uniaxial section
Analyses
  • static pushover
  • dynamic earthquake-input
Objectives
  • set nonlinearity at material level
  • material stress-strain response is assembled into fiber section
  • reinforced-concrete fiber section
Models
  • nonlinearBeamColumn element
  • uniaxial material
  • fiber section (Reinforced-concrete fiber section)
Analyses
  • static pushover
  • dynamic earthquake-input



OpenSees Examples -- 2D Structural Modelling & Analysis Examples
Objectives
  • units, defined and used (they will be used in all subsequent examples)
  • separate model-building and analysis files
  • introduce PDelta effects (or not)
Models
  • elastic elements
  • inelastic uniaxial section
  • fiber section (Reinforced-concrete fiber section)
  • Linear, PDelta or Corotational Transformation
Analyses
  • static pushover
  • dynamic earthquake-input
Objectives
  • use previously-defined procedures to simplify input
  • introduce more analysis types
  • introduce procedure to read database input motion files (data with text in first lines)
Models
  • elastic elements
  • inelastic uniaxial section
  • inelastic fiber section (Reinforced-concrete fiber section)
Analyses
  • static reversed cyclic analysis
  • dynamic sine-wave input analysis (uniform excitation)
  • dynamic earthquake-input analysis (uniform excitation)
  • dynamic sine-wave input analysis (multiple-support excitation)
  • dynamic earthquake-input analysis (multiple-support excitation)
  • dynamic bidirectional earthquake-input analysis (uniform excitation)
Objectives
  • 2D frame of fixed geometry: 3-story, 3-bay
  • nodes and elements are defined manually, one by one
Models
  • Reinforced-Concrete Section
  • Steel W-Section
  • elastic uniaxial section
  • inelastic uniaxial section
  • inelastic fiber section
Analyses
  • static reversed cyclic analysis
  • dynamic sine-wave input analysis (uniform excitation)
  • dynamic earthquake-input analysis (uniform excitation)
  • dynamic sine-wave input analysis (multiple-support excitation)
  • dynamic earthquake-input analysis (multiple-support excitation)
  • dynamic bidirectional earthquake-input analysis (uniform excitation)
Objectives
  • 2D frame geometry of variable geometry ( # stories and # bays are variables)
  • node and element definition is automated
  • use previously-defined procedures to view model node numbers and elements, deformed shape, and displacement history, in 2D
Models
  • Reinforced-Concrete Section
  • Steel W-Section
  • elastic uniaxial section
  • inelastic uniaxial section
  • inelastic fiber section
Analyses
  • static reversed cyclic analysis
  • dynamic sine-wave input analysis (uniform excitation)
  • dynamic earthquake-input analysis (uniform excitation)
  • dynamic sine-wave input analysis (multiple-support excitation)
  • dynamic earthquake-input analysis (multiple-support excitation)
  • dynamic bidirectional earthquake-input analysis (uniform excitation)


OpenSees Examples -- 3D Structural Modelling & Analysis Examples
Objectives
  • 3D frame of fixed geometry
  • nodes and elements are manually manually, one by one
  • introduce rigid floor diaphragm
  • use previously-defined procedures to view model node numbers and elements, deformed shape, and displacement history, in 3D
Models
  • Reinforced-Concrete Section
  • Steel W-Section
  • Elastic or Fiber Section option is a variable within one input file
  • rigid diaphragm
Analyses
  • static reversed cyclic analysis
  • dynamic sine-wave input analysis (uniform excitation)
  • dynamic earthquake-input analysis (uniform excitation)
  • dynamic sine-wave input analysis (multiple-support excitation)
  • dynamic earthquake-input analysis (multiple-support excitation)
  • dynamic bidirectional earthquake-input analysis (uniform excitation)
Objectives
  • 3D frame geometry of variable geometry ( # stories and # bays in X and Z are variables)
  • node and element definition is automated
  • introduce user-input interface, the user is given the option as to what to view in model
Models
  • Reinforced-Concrete Section
  • Steel W-Section
  • Elastic or Fiber Section option is a variable within one input file
  • optional rigid diaphragm
Analyses
  • static reversed cyclic analysis
  • dynamic sine-wave input analysis (uniform excitation)
  • dynamic earthquake-input analysis (uniform excitation)
  • dynamic sine-wave input analysis (multiple-support excitation)
  • dynamic earthquake-input analysis (multiple-support excitation)
  • dynamic bidirectional earthquake-input analysis (uniform excitation)



OpenSees Examples -- Section Modelling And Analysis Examples
Objectives
  • defined section using uniaxial behavior (define moment-curvature curve) or
  • define section using uniaxial materials (define stress curve) in fiber section
Models
  • Uniaxial Nonlinear section
  • Fiber Steel W-section
  • Fiber RC symmetric rectangular unconfined-concrete section
  • Fiber RC symmetric rectangular unconfined & confined-concrete section
  • Fiber RC generalized rectangular section
  • Fiber RC generalized circular section
Analyses
  • 2D static unidirectional moment-curvature analysis
  • 3D static unidirectional moment-curvature analysis



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