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Beam Summary Result Table

Function

  • Produce the results of inelastic hinge formation of the Lumped and Distributed type, in a spreadsheet format table.
  • Table Tool in midas Civil offers a variety of powerful built-in functions. Refer to Usage of Table Tool for detail directions:

 

Call

From the main menu, select [Results] tab > [Type : Time History Analysis] > [Table] group > [Result Tables] > [Inelastic Hinge] > [Beam Summary]

 

Input

When the Beam Summary function is executed, the "Records Activation Dialog" is called. Here, you select the output targets such as nodes and elements, load conditions, eigenmode shapes, etc., and then click the OK button. Depending on the case, it may take a considerable amount of time.

NOTE.png RRefer to Results Table of "Usage of Table Tool " for the usage of Records Activation Dialog.

Refer to the usage of Table Tool and check the following data.

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Beam Summary Tables

Type : Inelastic hinge type

Elem : Element number

Hinge Location : Locations where inelastic hinges are assigned. For Lumped Type, it displays as i, j, i & j, FX. For Distributed Type, it displays according to the number of hinges.

Inelastic Hinge Prop. : Inelastic Hinge Property name defined

Load : Time History Load

Time/Step : Time/Step

Deform : Deformation occurred at the current step

Force : Member force occurred at the current step

D/D1 : Ductility (Deformation / 1st Yielding Deformation)

D/D2 : Ductility (Deformation / 2nd Yielding Deformation)

Status : Hinge Status (Elastic, 1st Yield, 2nd Yield, 3rd Yield)

P1 : 1st Yielding Strength

P2 : 2nd Yielding Strength - produced only for Trilinear and Tetralinear hysteresis models

P3 : 3rd Yielding Strength - produced only for Tetralinear hysteresis model

D1 : 1st Yielding Deformation

D2 : 2nd Yielding Deformation - produced only for Trilinear and Tetralinear hysteresis models

D3 : 3rd Yielding Deformation - produced only for Tetralinear hysteresis model

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