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    Volume B: Figure 4.2.2-42: The Actual Stucture in 3D

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    Volume B

    Figure 4.2.2-42: The actual stucture in 3D.

    Figure 4.2.2-43: The deformation of slabs in 3D.

    102 Ι Apostolos Konstantinidis


    Volume B

    Figure 4.2.2-45: Distribution of shear forces [Vx] ([V11] in ‘FEM Results’, detailed per 0.10 m) in 3D.

    Figure 4.2.2-46: Front view of the 3D distribution of shear forces [Vx] ([V11] in ‘FEM Results’).

    Figure 4.2.2-47: Side view of the 3D distribution of shear forces [Vx] ([V11] in ‘FEM Results’).

    104 Ι Apostolos Konstantinidis


    Static and Dynamic Analysis

    Figure 4.2.2-52: Distribution of bending moments [Mx] ([M11] in ‘FEM Results’, details per 0.10 m) in 3D.

    Figure 4.2.2-53: Front view of the 3D distribution of bending moments [Mx] ([M11] in ‘FEM Results’).

    Figure 4.2.2-54: Side view of the 3D distribution of bending moments [Mx] ([M11] in ‘FEM Results’).

    EARTHQUAKE RESISTANT BUILDINGSΙ 107


    Static and Dynamic Analysis

    Figure 4.2.2-63: Shear forces [Vy] ([V22] in ‘FEM Results’, detailed per 0.1 m)
    extend only in the regions of middle supports.

    Figure 4.2.2-64: Front view of the 3D distribution of shear forces [Vy] ([V22] in ‘FEM Results’).

    Figure 4.2.2-65: Side view of the 3D distribution of shear forces [Vy] ([V22] in ‘FEM Results’).

    At the points of the slab (in this case of the cantilever) where fixed transverse support exist, nu-
    merous peaks are created, mainly for shears (in this case 130.8 and 138.6 kN) and secondarily
    for moments. These regions are forced to carry large part of the load of the adjacent slabs main-
    ly near the supports. This is the reason why the occurrence of high shears shortly before and
    shortly after the support. However, these shears are taken into account in detail by considering
    their average values in a width, e.g. 1.0 m, which equals to 47.0 kN (‘Slab Results’).

    EARTHQUAKE RESISTANT BUILDINGSΙ 111


    Static and Dynamic Analysis

    Figure 4.2.2-67: Distribution of bending moments [Mx] ([M11] in ‘FEM Results’, detailed per 0.10 m) in 3D.

    Figure 4.2.2-68: View of the 3D distribution of bending moments [Mx] ([M11] in ‘FEM Results’).

    Figure 4.2.2-69: Side view of the 3D distribution of bending moments [Mx] ([M11] in ‘FEM Results’).

    The positive peak moments forming a sharp “hole”, at the region of the support exactly behind
    the cantilever, results from the negative load created at this region by the cantilever’s moment.
    Notice that the influence of the strong cantilever, both in negative and positive moments, de-
    creases in a small distance from the cantilever support.
    The insignificant differences in values of moments Mx between ‘FEM results’ and ‘Slab results’
    are due to the relatively small curvature of the 3D moment diagram Mx.

    EARTHQUAKE RESISTANT BUILDINGSΙ 113

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