Bonjour,
comment puis-je, sous Robot, modéliser un panneau ossature bois avec voile de contreventement qui me permet de stabiliser ma structure?
Il y a deux choses. En gros, j'ai des montants d'ossature tous les 600 mm qui doivent reprendre les charges verticales et qui permet de couturer mon voile de contreventement.
Le voile de contreventement est là pour reprendre les efforts horizontaux de stabilité.
Or, quand je définis un panneau et que je mets sur les 4 côtés, un relachement linéaire du type UyRx, j'ai quand même des charges verticales qui sont reprises par mon panneau... voir le pdf de la pièce jointe ==> il s'agit des efforts, et dans les montants, et dans le voil sous un cas de charge de neige. On note bien, que dans les montants, la compression n'est pas uniforme et constante.
En attendant une réponse,
cordialement,
Jean Gay-Lancermin
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Please try to set the direction of result's projection as vertical.
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Bonjour,
j'ai bien pris note des informations que vous m'avez transmises pour le choix de l'orientation (suivant Z).
Mon souci est de pouvoir dissocier charges verticales (repris dans les montants) et charges horizontales (repris par le voile OSB de 16 mm), ce qui n'est pas le cas dans le test que j'ai réalisé.
Autant en béton, les voiles permettent de reprendre, et des charges verticales, et des charges horizontales; autant en bois, ce n'est pas possible : le voile est de très faible épaisseur (OSB, contreplaqué, panneaux de particules,...)
Cordialement,
Jean
Jean,
I would try to either modify the OSB panel thickness reducing its Young modulus in the direction that is not support to transfer loads or just replace the panel with a cladding (transfer of out of plane loads to supporting vertical bars) and tension only bars for horizontal load transfer. I hope one of these solutions is just what you need.
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Artur,
thanks for your answer.
I choose the second solutions that it's the best for my project.
Jean
Artur,
I've got an other problem with my panels.
I use tension bars for horizontal loading and the solution is correct for wind, snow and death loads but, when I make a sismic calcul, there are any loads in tension bars or sometimes compression.
And the result is not correct : the moving with sismic action is too important.
Do you have an explain and a solution?
Thanks,
Jean
The seismic analysis is based on the results of the modal one but the non linear modal analysis doesn't exist. The only 'academically' correct solution for approaching non linearity and seismic is to use non linear time history analysis which may be painful. You can decide to proceed with standard seismic analysis but mind that the stiffness matrix taken into account for seismic cases will be the one that is calculated for the case defined directly prior to the modal analysis and the results of combinations will be just based on adding up the values obtained for seismic cases and other 'non-linear' cases rather than any non-linear dynamic analysis with switching on and off tension only elements depending on the movement of the structure. The decision is up to you now
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