Cold-Formed Steel Examples to the Theory and Finite Element Implementation of Plasticity

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Abstract

This paper presents two examples to the theory and finite element implementation of plasticity. The first example is on the cross-sectional behavior of trapezoidal sheeting subjected to a concentrated load. It is shown that the number of elements (and thus the number of integration points) along the corner radius are important for the correct modeling of this static problem. The second example is on the failure of first-generation sheeting subjected to a concentrated load and a bending moment. This problem, especially for large span lengths, can be solved only with explicit dynamic simulations. These are, for our research field, for the first time published here. The explicit simulations normally function with a rather simple integration scheme for plasticity; is shown that our sheeting results are very sensitive to this.
Original languageEnglish
Title of host publication17th International Speciality Conference on Recent Research and Developments in Cold-Formed Steel Design and Construction
Pages155-169
Publication statusPublished - 2004
Eventconference; 17th International Speciality Conference on Recent Research and Developments in Cold-Formed Steel Design and Construction; 2004-11-04; 2004-11-05 -
Duration: 4 Nov 20045 Nov 2004

Conference

Conferenceconference; 17th International Speciality Conference on Recent Research and Developments in Cold-Formed Steel Design and Construction; 2004-11-04; 2004-11-05
Period4/11/045/11/04
Other17th International Speciality Conference on Recent Research and Developments in Cold-Formed Steel Design and Construction

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