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Asked 1st Dec, 2016

Dynamic Explicit Analysis for Column Loss in Flat Plate Building?

Hello, I created a model using dynamic explicit analysis on Abaqus for flat plate system under column loss.
The normal stresses in X-direction (S11) must be tension values at the top surface of the slab at the position of columns. This happens from the beginning to the time of 0.30 sec. 
My question is why maximum tension values of normal stresses S11 move away from the place of columns after 0.3 sec. Why?

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Waleed E. El-Demerdash
Mansoura University
Thank you for the response everyone

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why do you try use SAP2000 i can help you very much in this field
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why do you try use SAP2000 i can help you very much in this field
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Waleed E. El-Demerdash
Mansoura University
SAP2000 Program is able to show the results but  is unable to work simulated during the loading time.
Khaled Ghaedi
University of Malaya
Hi Waleed 
you cant say that it is incorrect. during the simulation, the Abaqus shows u how degradation of stresses are happened. 
So, it is a normal event that at the beginning the stress is nearby column. as analysis going forward, the stresses contour moves to critical areas (take note that, at the same time the stress around the columns is not zero).
Hope you got the answer.
Ying Chen
Guangzhou University
hi 
in the process of loading, stress may redistributed with the deformation near the column.
Ahmad Baroutaji
Aston University
Why are you using S11 as indicator? isn't better to look at some other criteria such as Von mises? 
Waleed E. El-Demerdash
Mansoura University
Thank you for the response everyone

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