Comparison on yield mechanism of strong column-weak beam of reinforced concrete frame structure
Hui Tian, Yinfeng Dong
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Hui Tian, Yinfeng Dong
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Ductility is an important aspect of the seismic performance of structures. Strong column and weak beam are important means to ensure the hinge plastic failure mechanism of frame structures. The corresponding provisions on failure mechanism of strong column-weak beam has been specified in design codes of various countries, but their differences are relatively large. This paper takes a plane frame as example which is designed according to the seismic code regulations of various countries, and then the difference in the failure mechanism of the designed frame under seismic actions is compared and analyzed. Finally, some suggestions are given to ensure the realization of strong column-weak beam mechanism.
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Ductility is an important aspect of the seismic performance of structures. Strong column and weak beam are important means to ensure the hinge plastic failure mechanism of frame structures. The corresponding provisions on failure mechanism of strong column-weak beam has been specified in design codes of various countries, but their differences are relatively large. This paper takes a plane frame as example which is designed according to the seismic code regulations of various countries, and then the difference in the failure mechanism of the designed frame under seismic actions is compared and analyzed. Finally, some suggestions are given to ensure the realization of strong column-weak beam mechanism.
Key concepts: Frame (networking), Hinge, Structural engineering, Mechanism (biology), Ductility (Earth science), Beam (structure), Column (typography), Plastic hinge