Long column that are longer than the size of the members in a member subjected to compressive force are mainly broken by buckling and this effect is called the slenderness effect.
Motives for better Engineering
Explore horizontal earth pressure,
Coulomb's theory, and its applications.
Compare geotechnical results and
understand the trial wedge method's nuances.
Explore the technical content on vessel collision
to calculate the annual frequency of bridge component collapse.
Introducing the concept of seismic isolation design.
See moreLong column that are longer than the size of the members in a member subjected to compressive force are mainly broken by buckling and this effect is called the slenderness effect.
When designing a pedestrian bridge, what is the most important load we need to consider?
Continuing on to the third part of this multi-part blog, another option is a quadrilateral element. As always, let’s start with an example.
Finally we came to the composite section analysis. One of the best examples is from Dr. Gilbert and Dr. Ranzi (Example 5.10, Time-dependent behavious of concrete structures, CRC Press, 2010.)