PSI - Issue 44
Fabio Di Trapani et al. / Procedia Structural Integrity 44 (2023) 496–503 Di Trapani et al./ Structural Integrity Procedia 00 (2022) 000–000
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Fig. 3. Refined FE Micro-model of the infilled frame in OpenSees / STKO: (a) Element subdivision; (b) Geometric layout of reinforcement and Node-to-node element links (connection between rebars and frame); (c) Modelling of frame-infill the interface.
2.3. Analysis and model validation The analysis of the experimental test model was carried out in two steps. First vertical loads were applied at the top of the columns to reproduce the gravity load conditions reported in Table 1. In a second step, a horizonal monotonic increasing displacement is assigned. In Fig. 4, lateral force- lateral displacement curves obtained from the analysis are compared with the positive and negative experimental monotonic envelopes. As it can be observed, numerical responses suitably approximate the average experimental trend in terms of peak resistance, stiffness and post-peak decay. In Fig. 5, experimental and numerical damage patterns are also compared. Also in this case, the numerical model was able to adequately predict the main cracking patterns in the masonry (bricks and mortar joints) as well as in reinforced concrete elements (shear and flexural damage).
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