Sentence examples for for partial confinement from inspiring English sources
Equation (5) is adapted from the work of Mander et al. (1988) in the case of full confinement and used for partial confinement stress strain curve.
Equation (3) is adapted from the work of Richart et al. (1929) in the case of full confinement and is used for partial confinement stress strain curve.
This study is intended to determine the actual ultimate capacity of confined reinforced concrete rectangular columns subjected to eccentric loading to generate the accurate failure envelope based on a modified eccentricity model accounting for partial confinement effects.
Equation (4) is derived here to solve for the point of intersection of the stress strain curve of partial confinement (Eq. (5)) and the line connecting the ultimate confined and the ultimate unconfined points, see Fig. 1.
Inset: Δω = ω0 − ωR versus the inverse of partial confinement distance (d), which is illustrated in the upper inset.
Few literatures have been involved in a partial confinement method for parts with locally deteriorated strength.
The prediction of the actual ultimate capacity of confined concrete columns requires partial confinement utilization under eccentric loading.
In this study, a partial confinement model is developed for rectangular reinforced concrete column sections under general eccentric loading.
In a relatively recent study, Abd El Fattah et al. (2011) developed a confinement analysis for eccentrically loaded circular columns based on partial confinement treatment, incremental-iterative nonlinear analysis procedure using a fiber model and the secant stiffness approach.
This paper is to present an effective partial confinement method, to investigate the mechanical behavior of columns with partial deteriorated strength and to evaluate the availability of the partial confinement.
Furthermore, in several cases, the confinement or partial confinement of the flow in running streams and rivers resulted in the development of hyper-concentrated stream flows that travelled for great distances on relatively flat slopes.
