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{hidden-content} *TO DO (see labels for assignee):* Provide numerically solved example: 3 span continuous beam with uniform and point loads, check mispan moment. {hidden-content} The purpose of Pattern Live Load Factor (PLLF) is to enable modeling of moment redistribution due to yielding. When nonzero PLLF is specified for a frame object, the program treats the member as if it is simply supported for resisting the applied live loads (this applies only for calculating the design moments; the moments obtained from the analysis are not affected). The PLLF then enables to specify what percentage of the live load should be applied to the frame object for which no continuity is assumed. This enables to model a condition when negative moments are redistributed and thereby increasing the positive mid-span moments. You can specify zero PLLF if you wish not to consider this moment redistribution. |
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The Pattern Live Load Factors can be assigned to individual elements by using "Design > Steel Frame Design (or Concrete Frame Design) > View/Revise Preferences" menu |
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Example
The maximum midspan moment due to uniform live load would be calculated as:
command: !Pattern_live_load_factor.png! h1. Example The maximum midspan moment due to uniform live load would be calculated as: {math}M_{max} = |
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{fwL^2}/{8}{math} |
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where
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where * f ... the pattern live load factor |
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* w ... applied uniform live load |
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* L ... length of the frame |
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object * {math}M_{max}{math} ... maximum midspan moment (calculated assuming no continuity; simply supported condition is assumed) |
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For point loads, the span positive moments would be calculated similarly as for uniform loads: the frame object would be assumed as simply supported and the specified factor would be applied to the live |
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{{To Do
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comment = Provide numerically solved example: 3 span continuous beam with uniform and point loads, check mispan moment |
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loads. |