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Nonlinear Finite Element Analysis of Concrete Structures

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- 155 -<br />

K^IO 10 -!) cos 2 a<br />

is added to element K 2i-l,2i-l<br />

K-, (10 -1) cosasin: is added to element K 2i-lf 2i<br />

10 2<br />

1^(10 -1) sin a is added to element K 2i,2i<br />

where<br />

2 2<br />

K. = K-. , ^. , cos a + 2K_. ., _. cosasina + K_. .. sin a<br />

1 2X-1,2J-1 2i-l,2i 2i,2i<br />

(B-l)<br />

The modified stiffness matrix continues to be symmetric. Correspondingly,<br />

the following contributions should be added to elements<br />

in the vector F in eq. (4.6-1)<br />

P, cosa is added to element F_._,<br />

P, sina is added to element F 2i<br />

where<br />

,10<br />

P, = K 1 10 Y - * F 2i-l cosa + F ?i sinot )<br />

and K. is given by eq.*(1).<br />

Similarly, if the displacement in Z*-direction at nodal point i<br />

is prescribed to be Y then the following modifications <strong>of</strong><br />

matrix K and vector F in eq. (4.6-1) are carried out<br />

K 2 (10 10 -1) sin 2 a<br />

is added to element K 2i-l,2i-l<br />

- K 2 (10 -1) sinacosa is added to element K 2i , _.<br />

K 2 (10 10 -1) cos 2 a<br />

is added to element K 2i,2i

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