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Negative Shear Lag Effect in Continuous Double T Beam by FEM

Tran, Dang-Bao

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This paper presents the use of a finite element method (FEM) to analyze the negative shear lag effect on prestressed continuous double T beam. However, the numerical method can be applied to i) any cross-section, ii). the most common types of supports, such as fixed, pinned, roller, iii) and any applied load, concentrated, or distributed passed through the shear center of the crosssection. The characteristics of the cross-section are firstly derived from 2D FEM, which uses a 9-node isoparametric element. Then, a 1D FEM, which uses a linear isoparametric element, is developed to compute the deflection, rotation angle, bending warping parameter, and stress resultants. Finally, the stress field is obtained from the local analysis on the 2D-cross section. A MATLAB program is executed to validate the numerical method.

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SECTION BUILDING STRUCTURES & STRUCTURAL MECHANICS VOLUME: 21 | NUMBER: 2 | 2021 | DECEMBER © 2021 TRANSACTIONS OF VSB - TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY OF OSTRAVA CIVIL ENGINEERING SERIES 1 NEGATIVE SHEAR LAG EFFECT IN CONTINUOUS DOUBLE T BEAM BY FEM Dang-Bao TRAN1,2, Ja osla NAVRÁTIL1 1 Depa men o S uc u es, Facul y o Ci il Enginee ing, VSB–Technical Uni e si y o Os a a, Lud íka Podéš ě 1875/17, Os a a, Czech Republic. 2 Depa men o Ci il Enginee ing, Facul y o A chi ec u e, Thu Dau Mo Uni e si y, T an Van On 06, Binh Duong P o ince, Vie nam. dang.b[email p o ec ed], ja osla [email p o ec ed] DOI: 10.35181/ ces-2021-0005 Abs ac . This pape p esen s he use o a ini e elemen me hod (FEM) o analyze he nega i e shea lag e ec on p es essed con inuous double T beam. Howe e , he nume ical me hod can be applied o i) any c oss-sec ion, ii). he mos common ypes o suppo s, such as ixed, pinned, olle , iii) and any applied load, concen a ed, o dis ibu ed passed h ough he shea cen e o he c oss- sec ion. The cha ac e is ics o he c oss-sec ion a e i s ly de i ed om 2D FEM, which uses a 9-node isopa ame ic elemen . Then, a 1D FEM, which uses a linea isopa ame ic elemen , is de eloped o compu e he de lec ion, o a ion angle, bending wa ping pa ame e , and s ess esul an s. Finally, he s ess ield is ob ained om he local analysis on he 2D-c oss sec ion. A MATLAB p og am is execu ed o alida e he nume ical me hod. Keywo ds Shea lag, es ained wa ping, p es essing, load, ini e elemen me hod 1. In oduc ion Acco ding o he elemen a y beam heo y, when he beam elemen is unde load, he longi udinal no mal s esses a e assumed o be p opo ional o he dis ance om he neu al axis. Howe e , in p ac ice, hese s esses a e nonuni o mly dis ibu ed o e he wid h o he c oss-sec ion. This phenomenon is called shea lag. Many au ho s ha e esea ched he shea lag phenomenon. Reissne , E. [1] es ablished a displacemen ield along he axis o he beam, aking in o accoun he e ec o shea lag, which is exp essed by a pa abolic unc ion, and used he p inciple o minimum po en ial ene gy o ob ain he lange s ess a he c oss-sec ion. Du ing he pas se e al yea s, many au ho s [2-15] based on hinned wall beam heo y [16] imp o ed a spanwise displacemen [1], which conside s he wa ping o langes, o analyze shea lag due o lexu e. Mos s udies ocus on concen a ed and uni o mly dis ibu ed loads. The e ec o p es essed load on shea lag has only been pe o med in a ew s udies [7, 11]. Chang, S. T. [7] de i ed an analy ical me hod om [2] and [1] o calcula e he shea lag o simply suppo ed p es essed conc e e. Zhou, S. J. [11] p oposed a new FEM o analyze he shea lag in p es essed conc e e box gi de s. The p ac ical design o he beam s uc u e equi es as e and easie pa ame e adjus men han he 3D modelling using shell o solid. Some au ho s [17-21] ha e ans o med he 3D analysis o he shea lag phenomenon in o sepa a ed 2D c oss-sec ional and 1D modelling. El Fa mi, R. [17, 18] de i ed he nonuni o m shea and o sional wa ping o a bi a y homogeneous c oss-sec ion om he Sain Venan beam p oblem ex ension. Le Co ec, V. and Filippou, F. C. [19] de ined he axial displacemen due o wa ping by in e pola ion a wa ping deg ees o eedom numbe on he c oss-sec ion o es ablish FEM o mula ion o shea o sional wa ping in he elas ic and elas oplas ic analysis o beams. Fe adi, M.K. e al. [20] ob ained FEM ha accu a ely cap u es no mal s ess due o es ained wa ping by ep oducing c oss-sec ional wa ping as a linea combina ion o wa ping modes. Dika os, I. C. and Sapoun zakis, E. J. [21] p oposed a heo y o de e mine nonuni o m wa ping due o lexu e o composi e beam wi h a bi a y c oss-sec ion using he Bounda y Elemen Me hod (BEM). The pu pose o his pape is o in es iga e he nega i e shea lag e ec due o p es essing load in con inuous double T beam by es ablishing a nume ical me hod using FEM, based on displacemen and s ain ields de i ed om Dika os, I. C. and Sapoun zakis, E. J. [21]. A 2D FEM based on he Gale kin app oach is ob ained om compu ing he wa ping unc ion o he co esponding ellip ic di e en ial equa ions. The o he kinema ical SECTION BUILDING STRUCTURES & STRUCTURAL MECHANICS VOLUME: 21 | NUMBER: 2 | 2021 | DECEMBER © 2021 TRANSACTIONS OF VSB - TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY OF OSTRAVA CIVIL ENGINEERING SERIES 2 a iables o he beam a e calcula ed om he p inciple o i ual wo k by de eloping a 1D FEM. 2. Fo mula ion he p oblem Le us conside a p isma ic beam wi h a bi a y c oss- sec ion, cons an along he leng h L, wi h modulus o elas ici y E, and shea modulus G. The longi udinal axis is he x-axis, and he c oss-sec ions lie in he y–z plane. The coo dina e sys em is Sxyz h ough he shea cen e o he c oss-sec ion S. CXYZ is he pa allel sys em wi h Sxyz h ough he cen e o g a i y C. Fig. 1: C oss-sec ion o a p isma ic beam. The mul iply connec ed domain Ω is bounded by n cu es, 1,Γ 2,Γ..., 1, n− Γ , n Γ as Fig. 1. Tangen ec o wi h associa e coo dina e s and no mal ec o n se up he igh -handed sys em. The beam is exposed o he a bi a y dis ibu ed o concen a ed loads, ans e se loading pz(x) along he z-di ec ion, bending momen mY(x), and wa ping momen () P CY mx ϕ along wi h he Y di ec ion. The c oss- sec ion is assumed wi h no dis o ion. The geome ic cons an s o he beam a e de ined as 2 2 , , , , PP CY CY YY ZZ PP CY CY Ad IZd IYd I d ϕϕ ϕϕ Ω Ω Ω Ω =Ω =Ω =Ω =Ω     (1) whe e A is he a ea o c oss-sec ion, , YY I Z Z I a e he second momen s o a ea wi h espec o Z, Y-axis, espec i ely, P P CY CY I ϕϕ is he wa ping cons an . P CY ϕ de ines he shea wa ping unc ion wi h espec o cen e o g a i y C, which is ob ained om , PP CY CY Z ϕφ =− (2) whe e (,) P CY yz is de e mined om he ellip ical di e en ial equa ions 2in 0on , P PZ CY YY PP CY CY yz n AZ I nn yz φ φφ  ∇=− Ω    ∂∂ +=Γ ∂∂ (3) whe e P ZZ A kA= is de ined as he p ima y shea a ea, kZ is he shea co ec ion ac o ob ained om he de ini ion gi en in [22] In addi ion, he e alua ed wa ping unc ion P CY φ om (3) con ains an in eg a ion cs, which can be ob ained om G u mann, F. [23] 1. sP CY cdA A φ Ω =−  (4) The displacemen ield is exp essed as [21] (, ,) (, ,) (, ,) () () (,), (, ,) 0, (, ,) (), PS P YYCY uxyz u xyz u xyz x Zxyz xyz wxyz wx θηϕ =+ =+ = = (5) whe e ,,u w a e he o al displacemen s co esponding wi h he axis x, y, z ,(,,) PS uuxyz a e he p ima y and seconda y axial displacemen , espec i ely, () Y x θ is he angle o o a ion o he sec ion abou he Y axis, Y η is he bending wa ping pa ame e . The s ess ield ob ained om he heo y o elas ici y as [21] () ()() ()() ,, ,, , ,, , , , , PS xx xx PS xy xy PS xz xz P xx xx Y x Y x CY PP SP xy xy z y CY y z CY y PP SP xz xz z z CY z z CY z EEZE GGZ G GGZ G σσ ττ ττ σεθ ηϕ τγγ ϕ γϕ τγγ ϕ γϕ == + == + + == + + 1424314243 1444244431442 443 144424443 14243 (6) whe e , P Z xY w γ θ =+ , , S Z YxY w γ ηθ =− − a e de ined as he p ima y and seconda y shea s ains, espec i ely. I is emphasized ha he s ess componen x x σ is composed o i) he classic no mal s ess, P x x σ , de e mined om he enginee ing beam heo y and ii) he wa ping no mal s ess, S x x σ , caused by wa ping o he c oss-sec ion is he p ima y eason o he shea lag phenomenon. SECTION BUILDING STRUCTURES & STRUCTURAL MECHANICS VOLUME: 21 | NUMBER: 2 | 2021 | DECEMBER © 2021 TRANSACTIONS OF VSB - TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY OF OSTRAVA CIVIL ENGINEERING SERIES 3 The bending momen , he wa ping momen , he p ima y shea o ce, he seconda y shea o ce a e deno ed , Y M , P CY M ϕ , P z Q S z Q, espec i ely ob ained as [21] ()() () () ()() ()() , , ,, 22 ,, ,, 22 ,, , , , . PPP CY CY CY Yxx YYYx P xx CY Y x PPP ZxyCYyxzCYz P ZCYyCYz SPP ZxyCYyxzCYz SP P ZCYy CYz MZdEI MdEI Qd G Qd Gd ϕϕϕ σθ σϕ η τφ τφ γφ φ τϕ τϕ γϕ ϕ Ω Ω Ω Ω Ω Ω =Ω= =Ω=  =+Ω   =+    =+Ω   =− + Ω         (7) 3. FEM p ocedu es 3.1. De lec ion wx, o a ion angle 𝜽𝒀 and bending wa ping pa ame e 𝜼𝒀 The p inciple o i ual wo k igno ing olume ic o ces is used o es ablish he s i ness ma ix o he 1D beam elemen . Assume he beam elemen includes wo end nodes, 1, 2, The symbol (.) δ deno es he i ual quan i ies. The in e nal i ual wo k is () , ixxxxxyxyxzxz V WdV σδε τδγ τδγ =++  (8) whe e V is he olume o a p isma ic beam. Subs i u ion he Eq. (6) and Eq. (7) o Eq. (8), he in e nal i ual wo k can be ew i en as ()() () ,, ,, 00 PP CY CY LL iYY YxYx YxYx WEI dxEI dx ϕϕ δθ θ δη η =+ +  ()() 0 L PPP ZZZ GA dx δγ γ +  ()() 0 () L PSS ZZZ GA A dx δγ γ − (9) The ex e nal i ual wo k is () 0() P CY L ezxYY Y Span Wpxwmmdx ϕ δδθδη =+++  14444444244444443 ,1 () xyz end node u wd δδδ Ω++ Ω  14444244443 + ,2 (), xyz end node u wd δδδ Ω++ Ω  14444244443 (10) whe e x, y, z a e he componen s o ac ion ec o applied on he la e al su ace o he beam which is ela ed o he end nodes- ex e nal loads as [21] () ˆˆ () , () , ˆ, P CY zzYx P xCY px d mx Zd m d ϕ ϕ ΩΩ Ω =Ω = Ω =Ω   (11) Using he exp ession Eq. (11), he Eq. (10) can be ep esen ed as e W=000 () P Cy LLL zx YY Y pxwdx m dx m dx ϕ δδθδη ++ +  222 111 ˆˆˆ . P CY zi xi Yi Yi Yi i iii pw m m ϕ δδθδη === ++  (12) To de i e he elemen s i ness ma ix, he a iables wx, 𝜃, and 𝜂 need o be in e pola ed wi hin each elemen . wx, 𝜃 and 𝜂 a e independen a iables. As a esul , any kind o 𝐻 shape unc ion can be used o he p esen beam. We use 1D linea isopa ame ic shape unc ion o bo h a iables [24, 25]. Tha is, [] [] [] 1 12 2 1 12 2 1 12 2 () () , () () , () () , x x x Y Y Y Y Y Y w wN N w NN NN ξξ θ θξξ θ η ηξξ η  =   =   =  (13) whe e 1, x w 2, x w 1, Y θ 2, Y θ Y1, η Y2 η a e he nodal displacemen s, o a ion angle, bending wa ping pa ame e a he beam end nodes (1) and (2), espec i ely () 1 11, 2 N ξ =− () 2 11. 2 N ξ =+ (14) The co esponding elemen nodal deg ees o eedom is 11Y1 2 2Y2 {,,,,,}. T xY x Y ww θη θη =d (15) Subs i u ing Eq. (13-14) o Eq. (9) and Eq. (12) leads o he elemen s i ness ma ix and elemen o ce ec o as 1234 , eeeee =+++KKKKK (16) 2 123 ()()() , zY P CY e eee e e ip im im ϕ =+++ + +F FFFF F F (17) whe e 1 e=K1 11 1 T YY E IJd ξ − BB () () 11 , T YY i i i i E Iw J ξξ =BB (18) () () 1 222 1 22 , PP CY CY PP CY CY eT T ii i i EI Jd EI w J ϕϕ ϕϕ ξ ξξ − = =   KBB BB (19) () () 1 333 1 33 , ePT Z PT Zi i i i GA Jd GA w J ξ ξξ − = =   KBB BB (20) SECTION BUILDING STRUCTURES & STRUCTURAL MECHANICS VOLUME: 21 | NUMBER: 2 | 2021 | DECEMBER © 2021 TRANSACTIONS OF VSB - TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY OF OSTRAVA CIVIL ENGINEERING SERIES 4 () () 1 444 1 44 () () , ePT Z PT Zii i i GA A Jd GA A w J ξ ξξ − =− =−   KBB BB (21) 1 11 1 eT Z pJd ξ − = FN () 1, T iiZ i wpJ ξ =N (22) 1 22 1 eT Y mJd ξ − = FN () 2, T iiY i wmJ ξ =N (23) 1 33 1P CY eT mJd ϕ ξ − = FN () 3, P CY T ii i wmJ ϕ ξ =N (24) () , z e ip F() , Y e im F() P CY e im ϕ F a e he ans e se o ces, bending momen s, wa ping momen s a he end nodes i, espec i ely, , 2 L J= (25) [] [] [] 11, 2, 21,2, 31,1 2,2 41,112,22 11 2 21 2 312 0000, 00 00 , 00, , 00 00, 0000, 00 00 , xx xx xx xx NN NN NN NN NNNNNN NN NN NN  =  =  =  =− − −  = = = B B B B N N N (26) , i wi ξ a e he weigh s and he coo dina e o in eg a ion poin s o he Gaussian in eg a ion echnique. In he p esen s udy, o a oid he shea locking, we use one-poin Gauss quad a u e (2, i w=0) i ξ =. Assembling he elemen s i ness ma ix and load ec o s in he sys em ma ix equa ion gi en below ..=Kd F (27) 3.2. Wa ping unc ion, P CY φ , P CY ϕ Using Gale kin’s me hod, wi h es unc ion 1()H η ∈Ω and applying he Gauss-G een heo em, he go e ning equa ion (3) is ans o med o weak o m as 0. PP P CY CY Z YY A dd yy zz I φφ ηη η ΩΩ   ∂∂ ∂∂ +Ω−Ω=     ∂∂ ∂∂    (28) The wa ping unc ion alue, P CY φ , in Eq. (28) is app oxima ed by he FEM, which is p esen ed in [22]. Finally, he alue P CY ϕ is calcula ed om Eq. (2). 4. Valida ion example In his sec ion, a compu e code is de eloped in he MATLAB R2015 based on he o mula ions desc ibed in he p e ious sec ions. A p es essed con inuous beam wi h a double T c oss-sec ion was analyzed using his code. The beam's geome ical cha ac e is ics, he bounda y and loading condi ions a e shown in Fig. 2. Poin s B1, B2, and B3, a e on he uppe pla e and ha e he y coo dina es -1.55 m, -0.825 m, and 0, espec i ely. The s aigh endons a e posi ioned uni o mly a he cen e o he slab. On he plan, endons a e a anged a he in e nal suppo wi h a o al leng h o 2.8 m. Assume he e a e six endons, each o which is s essed wi h a o ce o 140 kN. Modulus o elas ici y E= 30 x 103 MPa, and he Poisson a io 𝜈= 0.2. Fig. 2: Con inuous beam, he load, and he geome y o he c oss-sec ion, uni s [mm]. SECTION BUILDING STRUCTURES & STRUCTURAL MECHANICS VOLUME: 21 | NUMBER: 2 | 2021 | DECEMBER © 2021 TRANSACTIONS OF VSB - TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY OF OSTRAVA CIVIL ENGINEERING SERIES 5 Fig. 3: The dis ibu ion o he classic no mal s ess in c oss-sec ion a x=14 m, uni s [kPa]. Fig. 4: The dis ibu ion o he wa ping no mal s ess in c oss-sec ion a x=14 m, uni s [kPa]. Fig. 5: The dis ibu ion o he o al no mal s ess 𝜎 in c oss-sec ion a x=14 m, uni s [kPa]. This example was analyzed by employing 840 axial elemen s and 126 elemen s in he c oss-sec ion. The geome ic cons an o he c oss-sec ion de e mined om he p esen s udy a e as A= 0.287 m2, Z k= 0.2606, YY I= 0.00977 m4, P P CY CY I ϕϕ = 0.00248 m4. The p es essed load applied o he beam is ans o med in o wo equi alen loads, Px= 840 kN, and My= 115.9 kNm, shown in Fig 2. ETABS 2018 [26] is used o simula e 3D model included beam, shell, and endon elemen s. The shell and beam elemen s a e di ided in o 9856, 700 elemen s, espec i ely. Fig. 3, Fig. 4, Fig.5 show he con ou plo o he classic s ess, he wa ping no mal s ess, and he o al no mal s ess 𝜎 on he c oss-sec ion p edic ed by he p esen s udy a he posi ions x= 14m, espec i ely. In Fig. 6, he a ia ion o he o al no mal s ess 𝜎 along he wid h o he uppe lange o he c oss-sec ion a he posi ion x= 14 m is shown and compa ed be ween he esul om i) Enginee ing beam heo y, ii) 3D simula ion ETABS 2018. In Table 1, he no mal s ess x x σ in he poin s B1, B2, and B3 p edic ed by he p esen s udy a e gi en and compa ed wi h he esul s om 3D simula ion. F om he abo e Figu es and Tables, he in luence o he shea lag phenomenon is appa en , and he p esen s udy's accu acy can be e i ied. Fig. 6: The a ia ion o he o al no mal s ess 𝜎 along he wid h in he uppe lange a in e nal suppo . Tab.1: Compa ison o he no mal s ess 𝜎 [MPa] a he poin s B1, B2, B3 Me hods Poin B1 Poin B2 Poin B3 P esen s udy 3.9924 3.9487 4.0066 ETABS 2018 [26] 3.96 3.93 4.025 E o (%) 0.818 0.475 0.457 SECTION BUILDING STRUCTURES & STRUCTURAL MECHANICS VOLUME: 21 | NUMBER: 2 | 2021 | DECEMBER © 2021 TRANSACTIONS OF VSB - TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY OF OSTRAVA CIVIL ENGINEERING SERIES 6 5. Conclusions In his pape , FEM is de eloped o analyze he nega i e shea lag e ec due o p es essing in con inuous double T beam. Howe e , he nume ical me hod can be used o a bi a y c oss-sec ions wi h mos bounda y condi ions and load ypes. A h ee-span con inuous beam subjec ed o he p es essing load a he in e nal suppo was analyzed and compa ed wi h he esul s om 3D simula ion so wa e. I was obse ed ha he p esen s udy could p edic he nega i e shea lag phenomenon accu a ely due o p es essing load. Acknowledgemen s The wo ks we e suppo ed by he S uden G an Compe i ion VSB-TUO. The egis a ion numbe o he p ojec is SP2021/77 “Nonuni o m o sion in p isma ic beams wi h a bi a y c oss-sec ions using FEM” Re e ences [1] REISSNER, E., 1946. Analysis o shea lag in box beams by he p inciple o minimum po en ial ene gy. Qua e ly o Applied Ma hema ics. 1946. Vol. 4, no. 3, pp. 268–278. ISSN 0033-569X. DOI: 10.1090/qam/17176. [2] CHANG, S. T. and F. Z. ZHENG, 1987. Nega i e Shea Lag in Can ile e Box Gi de wi h Cons an Dep h. Jou nal o S uc u al Enginee ing. 1987. Vol. 113, no. 1, pp. 20–35. ISSN 0733-9445. DOI: 10.1061/(asce)0733- 9445(1987)113:1(20). [3] LUO, Q. Z., Q. S. LI and J. TANG, 2002. Shea lag in box gi de b idges. 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