Pinned-Pinned realese

Pinned-Pinned realese

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Pinned-Pinned realese

Michele100100
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Hello all,

It is correct assume In the pinned-pinned realese Rx blocked at both ends?

So bar cannot rotate on X-axes and avoid instability?

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Rafacascudo
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No , the default pinned-pinned release blocks rx only in one of the bar ends

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Michele100100
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Hello, 

thanks for your fast reply. 

But If I leave as default, this is what happened to my calculation:

Michele100100_0-1661261210048.png

Instability at n.38 node and error 3060. On the lower falange of the beams where node 38 is located, I have a metal deck with concrete slab on top, Could I assume blocked rotation Rx at both ends?

 

Thanks if you could help.

 

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Rafacascudo
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Could you please send your model?

Zip it before attaching.

But of course , you can test it without rx releases on both sides and see if the structure still behaves properly

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attached the model

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the problem is the Moment on the columns, when is blocked at both ends the rotation RX...

 

see:

https://forums.autodesk.com/t5/robot-structural-analysis-forum/moment-diagram/td-p/11375880 

 

Thanks

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