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Plastic moment for composite sections with "get_mp()" function #460
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Thanks for opening your first issue in |
Hi @manjolosa, if you post the example with working I'd be happy to have a look into it! |
Hi Robbie, Thank you for the quick reply. Taking for example the composite section in the sectionproperties documentation. I attached a calculation of the plastic moment in excel and a comparission to the result in the sectionproperties documention. The excel calculation results in 441.79kNm and the sectionproperties results in the documention return "mp_xx" = 485.81kNm. I don't understand why there would be a difference between the two results. |
Thanks @manjolosa for bringing this to my attention! It looks like there may be a bug affecting the calculation of plastic properties for composite sections only, which wasn't picked up in the current testing suite. I'll work to have a fix and release in the next few days 👍 |
Hi @manjolosa thanks again for highlighting this. The test suite now includes this example and another couple of composite plastic section examples. Note that the example reports |
Hi Robbie. Thanks for this. It´s a really life saver for me. You have developed a great tool for structural engineers. Looking forward for the new release. |
of this repo and believe that this is not a duplicate.
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Hi Robbie,
I really enjoy you sectionproperties and concreteproperties modules. Congrats on your work.
I am developing a scrip to check composite concrete and steel sections following eurocode 4. I am using book examples to verify my results and I can't match my book example plastic moments to the ones from the "get_mp()" function.
I tried calculating by hand the plastic moment for the steel-timber section example in the sectionproperties documentation. The hand calculation resulted in 441.79kNm and the sectionproperties results in the documention return "mp_xx" = 485.81kNm.
The plastic neutral axis position from my book examples allways match the sectionproperties' plastic neutral axis position, which is a good sign.
I also tried the "get_mp()" function with a simple non composite steel section and the results match perfectly.
I don't know if I am missing something or if there is a bug on the "get_mp()" function.
Thanks for the help.
Best Regards,
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