n no non-linear behaviour and the capacity of a structure to redistribute forces

and moments, a redistribution of moments compared to the linear elastic solution is

possible. Redistribution will take place when concrete cracks and when reinforcement
yields, Engström (2011a). Continuous redistribution will also take place in the
concrete due to its n non-linear behaviour and the capacity of a structure to redistribute forces
and moments, a redistribution of moments compared to the linear elastic solution is
possible. Redistribution will take place when concrete cracks and when reinforcement
yields, Engström (2011a). Continuous redistribution will also take place in the
concrete due to its non-linear behaviour after cracking (stage II). When a concrete
slab cracks, torsional moments will be taken as bending moments in the sections.
Redistribution will al non-linear behaviour and the capacity of a structure to redistribute
forces
and moments, a redistribution of moments compared to the linear elastic solution is
possible. Redistribution will take place when concrete cracks and when reinforcement
yields, Engström (2011a). Continuous redistribution will also take place in the
concrete due to its non-linear behaviour after cracking (stage II). When a concrete
slab cracks, torsional moments will be taken as bending moments in the sections.
Redistribution will also take place between sections, e.g. from support to field
sections, and within sections, e.g. from primary to secondary reinforcement directions
in a slab.
In Eurocode the allowable redistribution of sectional moments is governed by the
need for plastic rotation and ductility of the cross sections, SS-EN 1992-1 (2008).
When a design has been made of a cross-section the ductility can be checked with
relative ease by using the ratio between the compressive zone ofso take place between
sections, e.g. from support to field
sections, and within sections, e.g. from primary to secondary reinforcement directions
in a slab.
In Eurocode the allowable redistribution of sectional moments is governed by the
need for plastic rotation and ductility of the cross sections, SS-EN 1992-1 (2008).
When a design has been made of a cross-section the ductility can be checked with
relative ease by using the ratio between the compressive zone ofon-linear behaviour after
cracking (stage II). When a concrete
slab cracks, torsional moments will be taken as bending moments in the sections.
Redistribution will also take place between sections, e.g. from support to field
sections, and within sections, e.g. from primary to secondary reinforcement directions
in a slab.
In Eurocode the allowable redistribution of sectional moments is governed by the
need for plastic rotation and ductility of the cross sections, SS-EN 1992-1 (2008).
When a design has been made of a cross-section the ductility can be checked with
relative ease by using the ratio between the compressive zone ofn-linear behaviour and the
capacity of a structure to redistribute forces
and moments, a redistribution of moments compared to the linear elastic solution is
possible. Redistribution will take place when concrete cracks and when reinforcement
yields, Engström (2011a). Continuous redistribution will also take place in the
concrete due to its non-linear behaviour after cracking (stage II). When a concrete
slab cracks, torsional moments will be taken as bending moments in the sections.
Redistribution will also take place between sections, e.g. from support to field
sections, and within sections, e.g. from primary to secondary reinforcement directions
in a slab.
In Eurocode the allowable redistribution of sectional moments is governed by the
need for plastic rotation and ductility of the cross sections, SS-EN 1992-1 (2008).
When a design has been made of a cross-section the ductility can be checked with
relative ease by using the ratio between the compressive zone ofon-linear behaviour and the
capacity of a structure to redistribute forces
and moments, a redistribution of moments compared to the linear elastic solution is
possible. Redistribution will take place when concrete cracks and when reinforcement
yields, Engström (2011a). Continuous redistribution will also take place in the
concrete due to its non-linear behaviour after cracking (stage II). When a concrete
slab cracks, torsional moments will be taken as bending moments in the sections.
Redistribution will also take place between sections, e.g. from support to field
sections, and within sections, e.g. from primary to secondary reinforcement directions
in a slab.
In Eurocode the allowable redistribution of sectional moments is governed by the
need for plastic rotation and ductility of the cross sections, SS-EN 1992-1 (2008).
When a design has been made of a cross-section the ductility can be checked with
relative ease by using the ratio between the compressive zone of