Sentence examples for more ductile column from inspiring English sources

With this variation in design, a higher strength, yet more ductile column can be achieved.

Given that beam region from the column face to the distance 'd' (effective depth of beam) is typically considered as critical section according to ACI 318-11 (2011), this phenomenon could make the structure safer because failure behavior of the beam must be more ductile than that of beam-column joints.

Albeit, compared to the unheated specimens, the CH2 and CH3 heat-damaged control columns exhibited a more ductile type of failure.

The higher the ductility ratio, the more ductile is the specimen.

However, under column loss scenarios the European connections are more ductile than those designed according to both AISC 358-16 AISCAISC 341-16.

According to the test results, ECC-encased CFST columns showed both higher loading carrying capacity and more ductile behavior.

The buckling-restraining casing effectively prevented buckling of slender vertical bars under a substantially high axial load level, resulting in a more ductile mode of failure with the evident formation of plastic hinge at the base of the column.

It was found that the CFDST columns with smaller permanent displacement had larger peak residual axial capacity and the CFDST columns which were not subjected to axial load during the blast test exhibited more ductile behaviour than those which were axially loaded during the blast test.

Comparing the results of load-strain of the strengthened column specimen CS1 with CS4 shows higher load-carrying capacity, yield at higher loads and more ductile smooth curve.

UF-2 turns out to be clearly more ductile than UF-1 and just as with hardness and stiffness, the ductility of adhesives as inferred from nanoindentation is not significantly affected by the addition of CNF.

The column loaded by axial force only had a brittle failure, and by combined axial force and lateral force more ductile failure.