Yield Line Theory in Structural Analysis
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Yield Line Theory in Structural Analysis

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Yield lines are lines of maximum yielding moments of the concrete slab.

False

Yield line theory is based on factored load analysis only.

False

The slab begins to crack at collapse loads because they are mostly over-reinforced.

False

Yield lines are developed gradually with the propagation of cracks in the slab.

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Study Notes

Yield Lines and Yield Line Theory

  • Yield lines are lines of maximum yielding moments of the concrete slab.
  • Yield line theory is based only on factored load analysis.
  • Over-reinforced slabs tend to crack at collapse loads, which marks the beginning of the cracking process.
  • Yield lines develop gradually as cracks in the slab propagate.

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Test your knowledge of the yield line theory, an analysis method based on bending moments and the yielding of reinforcement in slabs. Understand the development of yield lines and the formation of collapse mechanisms.

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