Beam Column Joint

Hierarchy of strength and sequence of events for a Beam-Column Joint sub-assembly. The result is plotted in a performance domain, considering flexure, shear, bar buckling or lap splice failures

Completely standalone

You don’t need any other software to run it

Type and Check Environment

Every time you input a parameter, a plot updates allowing for cross checks

Member failure mode

One of the results of the analysis is the expected failure mode of beams and columns: flexure, bar buckling, shear

Hierarchy of strength

BCJ determines the hierarchy of strength of the sub-assembly, indicating the member-level mechanism that causes its failure

License

Creative commons “Attribution-No Derivatives 4.0 International” license

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Dr Roberto GentileAssociate ProfessorCatastrophe Risk Modelling · UCL

I provide tools that allow engineers to use quantified risk as a metric for design, and risk modellers to improve their estimates using advanced engineering methods.

I co-direct the DE|RISC Lab at UCL.

I am the founder of OpenVulnerability.

I'm available for consultancy in risk modelling, especially for seismic and flood fragility and vulnerability models, damage and loss estimates for buildings and infrastructure. I also advise on the seismic assessment and retrofit of reinforced-concrete structures.

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