Analysis of the effect of the secondary moment on curved beams of full cross section

abstract This paper analysis the effect of the secondary moment on curved beams using the equivalent nodal loads method. A case study was carried out applying the equivalent nodal loads method to a two-span prestressed curved beam, using a curved finite element as the structural model, analyzing the effect of the secondary moment for each case and comparing it with its equivalent in straight beam. It was found that the stiffness parameters E I and G J influence the secondary moment. The results demonstrates that the beam opening angle reduces the effect of secondary moment, and that the greater the angle, the greater is the reduction that occurs in its secondary moment compared to its equivalent straight beam.

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Main Authors: Silva,Thiago Cunha da, Sánchez Filho,Emil de Souza
Format: Digital revista
Language:English
Published: IBRACON - Instituto Brasileiro do Concreto 2021
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spelling oai:scielo:S1983-419520210002002002021-01-21Analysis of the effect of the secondary moment on curved beams of full cross sectionSilva,Thiago Cunha daSánchez Filho,Emil de Souza prestressed concrete secondary moment continuous beam curved beam curved finite element abstract This paper analysis the effect of the secondary moment on curved beams using the equivalent nodal loads method. A case study was carried out applying the equivalent nodal loads method to a two-span prestressed curved beam, using a curved finite element as the structural model, analyzing the effect of the secondary moment for each case and comparing it with its equivalent in straight beam. It was found that the stiffness parameters E I and G J influence the secondary moment. The results demonstrates that the beam opening angle reduces the effect of secondary moment, and that the greater the angle, the greater is the reduction that occurs in its secondary moment compared to its equivalent straight beam.info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessIBRACON - Instituto Brasileiro do ConcretoRevista IBRACON de Estruturas e Materiais v.14 n.2 20212021-01-01info:eu-repo/semantics/articletext/htmlhttp://old.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S1983-41952021000200200en10.1590/s1983-41952021000200007
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Analysis of the effect of the secondary moment on curved beams of full cross section
author_facet Silva,Thiago Cunha da
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title Analysis of the effect of the secondary moment on curved beams of full cross section
title_short Analysis of the effect of the secondary moment on curved beams of full cross section
title_full Analysis of the effect of the secondary moment on curved beams of full cross section
title_fullStr Analysis of the effect of the secondary moment on curved beams of full cross section
title_full_unstemmed Analysis of the effect of the secondary moment on curved beams of full cross section
title_sort analysis of the effect of the secondary moment on curved beams of full cross section
description abstract This paper analysis the effect of the secondary moment on curved beams using the equivalent nodal loads method. A case study was carried out applying the equivalent nodal loads method to a two-span prestressed curved beam, using a curved finite element as the structural model, analyzing the effect of the secondary moment for each case and comparing it with its equivalent in straight beam. It was found that the stiffness parameters E I and G J influence the secondary moment. The results demonstrates that the beam opening angle reduces the effect of secondary moment, and that the greater the angle, the greater is the reduction that occurs in its secondary moment compared to its equivalent straight beam.
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