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Moment-Interaction Diagram 3

Moment-Interaction Diagram 3

Example #3

Problem definition:

Develop an interaction diagram for the rectangular tied concrete column shown in the figure below about the x-axis and y-axis. Determine seven control points on the interaction diagram and compare the calculated values in example.


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Problem solution:

X - direction

Taratılıp eklenecek

Comparison of Results:

 

 

Control Points

Moment (kip - ft)

Phi-Moment (kip - ft)

Axial Force (Kips)

Phi-Axial Force (Kips)

BDS

Hand Calculation

BDS

Hand Calculation

BDS

Hand Calculation

BDS

Hand Calculation

Pure Compression

0

0

0

0

6827.568

6827.568

4437.919

4437.919

εs=0

2346.045

2801.479

1524.92925

1820.961

4957.41

4574.034

3222.317

2973.12

fs= -0.5fy

3655.355

3633.008

2375.98075

2361.455

3251.135

3238.932

2113.238

2105.306

fs= -fy* (balanced)

3930.085

4015.262

2554.55525

2609.920

2414.75

2324.376

1569.588

1510.84

εs=-0.005

3559.47

3550.837

3203.523

3195.753

1454.728

1454.01

1309.255

1308.6

Pure bending

1803.937

1814.394

1623.5433

1632.955

0

0

0

0

Pure tension

0

0

0

0

-1219.2

-1219.2

-1097.28

-1097.28

Note that intermediate values obtained from BDS are interpolated.

Problem solution:

Y - direction

Taratılıp eklenecek

Comparison of Results:

Note that intermediate values obtained from BDS are interpolated.

 

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