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Step 5: Running the Pushover Analysis<br />

1. On the Analyze menu select Run Static Pushover.<br />

Note: To run a pushover analysis, you must first have pushover hinges and pushover load<br />

cases defined, at least a static analysis run, and, if steel members with Auto sections, or<br />

concrete members whose reinforcing is to be designed by the program are included, you<br />

must have run the design portion of the program.<br />

2. A window is opened in which various phases of analysis are progressively reported. When<br />

the analysis is complete the screen will display as shown in Figure D-4.<br />

Note: Most of the information in the scrolling analysis window is appended to the *.log file<br />

that was created when the original analysis was run.<br />

Figure D-4: Screen Message When Pushover Analysis Is Complete<br />

3. Use the scroll bar to review the analysis messages and check for any error or warning<br />

messages (there should be none).<br />

Note: One of the items you will see in the scrolling window is labeled Analysis Complete. As<br />

each pushover load case is running you will see the value continually changing. It is a<br />

measure of what percent of your force or displacement goal you have reached. When the<br />

Analysis Complete reaches 1, you have reached your goal. Note that the analysis may<br />

not to reach its goal (i.e., an Analysis complete of 1) because the structure<br />

catastropically fails earlier or because of numerical sensitivities.<br />

4. Click the OK button in the Analysis window to close it.<br />

This completes running the pushover analysis.<br />

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