Question: For the column cross section shown below, use a strain - compatibility solution to compute five points on the nominal interaction diagram corresponding to points
For the column cross section shown below, use a straincompatibility solution to compute five points on the
nominal interaction diagram corresponding to points to in Fig. in the textbook also shown
below Plot the interaction diagram
Material strengths are Gr steel and normal weight concrete with of Assume interior
exposure conditions. The points to are:
Point points: Maximum axial load a uniform compressive strain
Point points: A strain diagram corresponding to incipient cracking, passing through a
compressive strain of on the top face and zero strain on the bottom face.
Point points: The limiting compressioncontrolled strain distribution, which has a
compressive strain of on the top face and the yield tensile strain at the centroid of the
reinforcement layer nearest to the tensile face bottom
Point points: The limiting tensioncontrolled strain distribution, which has a compressive
strain of on the top face and a tensile strain of in the reinforcement layer nearest
to the tensile face.
Point points: A uniform tensile strain of ety in the steel with the concrete cracked.
Material strengths are Gr steel and normal weight concrete with fc of psi. Assume interior
exposure conditions. The points to are:
Point points: Maximum axial load a uniform compressive strain
Point points: A strain diagram corresponding to incipient cracking, passing through a
compressive strain of on the top face and zero strain on the bottom face.
Point points: The limiting compressioncontrolled strain distribution, which has a
compressive strain of on the top face and the yield tensile strain at the centroid of the
reinforcement layer nearest to the tensile face bottom
Point points: The limiting tensioncontrolled strain distribution, which has a compressive
strain of on the top face and a tensile strain of ety in the reinforcement layer nearest
to the tensile face.
Point points: A uniform tensile strain of ety in the steel with the concrete cracked.
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