Abstract

A numerical procedure for cyclic loading response of planar reinforced concrete structures is presented. A nonlinear orthotropic stress strain law for biaxially loaded plain concrete is developed and compared with experimental results for monotonic biaxial loading and uniaxial cyclic loading. The stress-strain law recognizes strength and ductility changes due to biaxial stress, and strength and stiffness degradation with cycles of loading. The stress strain law is incorporated into a finite element computer program which utilizes isoparametric quadrilaterals with extra non-conforming deformation modes. Numerical and experimental results are presented for a monotonically loaded shear wall-frame system and a cyclically loaded shear wall.

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