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30/06/2020 12:17 pm
Hi All,
Hope you are well and safe.
I needed some assistance in understanding ductility for a gravity dominated frame and was hoping if you could shed some light onto it.
Suppose I have a Moment resisting reinforced concrete frame where my negative moments at beam ends are higher for gravity case than that for seismic case. To do this, I need to design my column for beam over strength, which results in the columns capacity being 4 times higher than limited ductile demand and 2 times higher than nominally ductile demand.
Can I still design this structure as a limited ductile, considering both my beam and column capacities are in excess of elastic demands?
Appreciate your help on this.
Fazil Patel
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