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The cross-section of the flexural member enters the plastic hinge stage

2019-07-22View Original

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Once the cross-section of a flexural member enters the plastic hinge stage, what happens if the load is increased further?
Reply #22019-07-23
In conventional design, this situation is not allowed; analytical design permits it, but there are limits on the size.
Reply #32019-07-23
This post was last edited by wanlirn on 2019-7-23 08:50. It’s not possible for that cross-section, but it is possible for that structural component
Reply #42019-07-23
This post was last edited by wanlirn on 2019-7-23 08:51. It’s not possible for that cross-section, but it is possible for that structural component
Reply #52019-07-27
Could you explain it in detail? For example, in a simply supported beam, what happens when loading continues after the plastic hinge stage?
Reply #62019-08-24
Could you explain it in detail? For example, in a simply supported beam, what happens when loading continues after the plastic hinge stage?

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