how to consider geometrically non-linear in 3D RC column

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jiayanghnu
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how to consider geometrically non-linear in 3D RC column

Post by jiayanghnu » Sat Jul 20, 2024 10:10 am

Hi, I am using truss element(steel bars) and stdbrick element ( concrete) to build a numerical model of reinforced concrete columns. I would like to ask how can I take "geometric nonlinearity" into account in this 3D model? below is my model, any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!
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kesavapraba
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Re: how to consider geometrically non-linear in 3D RC column

Post by kesavapraba » Tue Jul 23, 2024 4:02 pm

Hi, line and shell elements offer options to account for geometric nonlinearity, including PDelta and Corotational methods. However, for solid elements, this is generally unnecessary due to the typically small deformations involved. Furthermore, the exact geometry of solid elements is already accurately represented.
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Prabakaran Kesavan

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