Stability analysis of frames with flexible connection by transfer matrices
Stability analysis of frames with flexible connection by transfer matrices
The stability of flexibly connected unbraced frames is studied using a transfer matrix formulation which incorporates modified girder stiffness to account for both rotational connection deformation and the finite width of columns. In the case of linear modelling of connection flexibility, a direct iterative method yields the critical load. Empirical models for moment-rotation relations, developed from experimental data, are incorporated into a second numerical algorithm based on an incremental approach with the connection represented as a nonlinear rotational spring. The analyses and the computer code are systematically tested for accuracy and efficiency through comparison of their predictions with previously published results. Parametric studies give a clear indication of the effect of connection geometry and material behaviour on the critical load and sway deflection at working load.
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Kameshki, E.S.
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Syngellakis, S.
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1996
Kameshki, E.S.
6473a07c-7c1e-4e0b-b128-bcd2834b16f7
Syngellakis, S.
1607c57d-5ed1-401c-bbec-92dc330462ea
Kameshki, E.S. and Syngellakis, S.
(1996)
Stability analysis of frames with flexible connection by transfer matrices.
Structural Engineering Review, 8 (2-3), .
Abstract
The stability of flexibly connected unbraced frames is studied using a transfer matrix formulation which incorporates modified girder stiffness to account for both rotational connection deformation and the finite width of columns. In the case of linear modelling of connection flexibility, a direct iterative method yields the critical load. Empirical models for moment-rotation relations, developed from experimental data, are incorporated into a second numerical algorithm based on an incremental approach with the connection represented as a nonlinear rotational spring. The analyses and the computer code are systematically tested for accuracy and efficiency through comparison of their predictions with previously published results. Parametric studies give a clear indication of the effect of connection geometry and material behaviour on the critical load and sway deflection at working load.
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Published date: 1996
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