Lecture 1-Plastic Analysis and Design Flashcards

1
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T/F Failure of a structure will take place at a load that forms enough plastic hinges to create a mechanism that will undergo contained displacement with an increase in load

A

False: Failure of a structure will take place at a load that forms enough plastic hinges to create a mechanism that will undergo uncontained displacement without an increase in load

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2
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In a statically determinate beam, only one plastic hinge is required.

A

True

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3
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Mp definition

A

Plastic moment capacity

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4
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The plastic moment capacity Mp is…

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The bending moment at which a plastic hinge forms.

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5
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Mp equation

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Mp=Fy(A/2)a = Fy*Zx

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6
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In plastic moment capacity equation “A” is defined as….

A

total cross sectional area

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7
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In plastic moment capacity equation “a” is defined as….

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the distance between centroids of the two half areas

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8
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The factor of safety between the first yielding moment My can be expressed as

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My=Fy*Sx

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9
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The moment causing first yield can be written as

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Mp/My = FyZx/FySx = Zx/Sx

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10
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The shape factor is

A

The constant ratio of the plastic section modulus Zx to section modulus Sx

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11
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For W shapes the shape factor is between

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1.1 and 1.2

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12
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Plastic analysis and design is covered in

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Appendix 1 of the AISC Design by advanced analysis

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13
Q

Elastic Modulus S can be found by

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I/Y

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14
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I (moment of inertia)

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Moment of inertia = b*d3 / 12

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15
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Shape Factor

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Z/S

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16
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The elastic section modulus Sx

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for a given axis x-x (centroidal), describes the response of the section under elastic flexural bending, around this axis.

17
Q

The plastic section modulus, Zx, is used to

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determine the limit-state of steel beams, defined as the point when the entire cross section has yielded.

18
Q

For an I-section, the x-x axis, that is parallel to flanges, is typically

A

the strong axis of the cross-section

19
Q

The plastic modulus of a cross-section is given by

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Zx = AcYc + AtYt

20
Q

Ac*Fy

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Represents the force on the section in compression

21
Q

At*Fy

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Represents the force on the section in tension

22
Q

In the elastic section modulus “Y” represents

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Y is the offset of a given section fiber