用OpenS-ees进行截面弯矩-曲率分析.docVIP

用OpenSees进行截面弯矩-曲率分析,分析结果可用于SAP2000自定义铰属性 Moment Curvature Example From OpenSeesWiki This next example covers the moment-curvature analysis of a rectangular reinforced concrete section. In this example a Zero Length element with the fiber discretization of the cross section is used. In addition to providing understanding as to the creation of a fiber section, the example introduces Tcl language features such as variable and command substitution, expression evaluation and the use of procedures. Here is the file: MomentCurvature.tcl NOTE: The lines in the dashed boxes are lines that appear in the input file. all lines that begin with # are comments, they are ignored by the program (interpreter) but are useful for documenting the code. When creating your own input scripts you are highly encouraged to use comments. Tcl Basics In the tcl script that is to be presented, variables, expressions and procedures are used. A variable is a symbolic name given to some known or unknown quantity or information, for the purpose of allowing the name to be used independently of the information it represents. In Tcl a variable once set (with the set command) can then be subsequently using the syntax of $variable. The following tcl example sets the variable v to be 2.0, and then prints to the screen a message saying what the value of v is. set v 3.0 puts v equals $v Expressions can be evaluated using the expr command. When using the expr command, most mathematical functions found in any programming language can be used, e.g. sin(), cos(), max(), min(), abs(),... It is also typical to combine an expression command, with a set command. To do this, the expr command is enclosed in square brackets []s. The following example demonstrates the setting of a variable v to be 3.0, the setting of another variable sum to be the result of adding whatever the value of the variable v is to 2.0, and finally the printing to the screen of a message saying what the current value of sum is. Typica