INTERACTION BETWEEN PRESTRESS SECONDARY MOMENTS, MOMENT REDISTRIBUTION, AND DUCTILITY: A TREATISE ON THE AUSTRALIAN CONCRETE CODES
INTERACTION BETWEEN PRESTRESS SECONDARY MOMENTS, MOMENT REDISTRIBUTION, AND DUCTILITY: A TREATISE ON THE AUSTRALIAN CONCRETE CODES
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预应力二次力矩、力矩重新分配和延展性之间的相互作用:澳大利亚混凝土规范论文
DOI:
10.14359/1297
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发表时间:
1992
影响因子:
1.8
通讯作者:
G. C. Reynolds
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作者:
P. Wyche;J. Uren;G. C. Reynolds
The Australian concrete codes, NAASRA and AS3600, permit moment redistribution in prestressed concrete structures for design at the strength ultimate limit state. Provided the sections considered have sufficient ductility, the redistributed moment at any intermediate support is taken as a percentage of the elastically determined and factored negatives moment, including the secondary prestress effects. The magnitudes of these allowable redistrubtions are directly related to the ductility of these sections. There is a logical relationship between the magnitude of these redistributions and the ultimate capacity and ductility of the relavant cross sections. Conversely, the rules in ACI 318-89 are shown to be illogical. The inclusion of prestress secondary moments with other load moments has been a subject of considerable controversy, and this paper illustrates, from a designer's point of view, that these secondary moments can be considered to be present at the strength ultimate limit state and that they are often beneficial.