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Several Matters to be Noticed During the Moment Modulation Design of Prestressed Concrete Frame

Wang Zheng-lin

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The moment modulation of prestressed concrete frame has some differences compared with that of continuous beam.Based on the analysis of ratio of column linear rigidity to beam one,form of load,second moment and plastic hinge in column,this paper is intended to get some helpful advise for moment modulation design.

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The moment modulation of prestressed concrete frame has some differences compared with that of continuous beam.Based on the analysis of ratio of column linear rigidity to beam one,form of load,second moment and plastic hinge in column,this paper is intended to get some helpful advise for moment modulation design.

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The moment modulation of prestressed concrete frame has some differences compared with that of continuous beam.Based on the analysis of ratio of column linear rigidity to beam one,form of load,second moment and plastic hinge in column,this paper is intended to get some helpful advise for moment modulation design.

Key concepts: Moment (physics), Structural engineering, Rigidity (electromagnetism), Plastic hinge, Hinge, Frame (networking), Beam (structure), Prestressed concrete

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