Determine the pushover curve of the 30x50 cm size column given in the figure. Consider the first order (moment only) and second order (including the P-5 effect) effects while calculating the base shear and plot the pushover curves on the same graph. The column is working on its strong axis. Consider the plastic hinge length as the half of the depth of the column. Hint: Plastic curvature- Ultimate Curvature- Yield Curvature Parameters and Materials: a) C25/S420, Es-200000 MPa, As-As- 3020 924 mm², Ecu-0.004, Ey-0.0021, fc-25 MPa, fy=420 MPa, Po 1500 kN

Determine the pushover curve of the 30x50 cm size column given in the figure. Consider the first order (moment only) and second order (including the P-5 effect) effects while calculating the base shear and plot the pushover curves on the same graph. The column is working on its strong axis. Consider the plastic hinge length as the half of the depth of the column. Hint: Plastic curvature- Ultimate Curvature- Yield Curvature Parameters and Materials: a) C25/S420, Es-200000 MPa, As-As- 3020 924 mm², Ecu-0.004, Ey-0.0021, fc-25 MPa, fy=420 MPa, Po 1500 kN

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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