Plastic Hinge Formation
Plastic Hinge Formation is a structural mechanics phenomenon in which a localized region of a reinforced concrete member undergoes inelastic deformation under seismic loading, reaching a state of yielding and moment redistribution that enables rotational capacity while maintaining load-carrying ability, thereby acting as a ductile hinge within the capacity design framework.
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Plastic Hinge Length of Reinforced Concrete Columns
Sungjin Bae, Oguzhan Bayrak · ACI Structural Journal · 2008 · 227 citations
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