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    XTRACT Fall2012 Manual PDF

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    XTRACT is a cross-sectional analysis software that can analyze any section shape or material subjected to various loadings. It allows users to: 1. Create a new project and define the cross section geometry, rebar layout, and material models for both concrete and rebar. 2. Perform various analyses like moment-curvature, force-moment interaction, or moment-moment interaction. 3. Model the concrete using different models for confined and unconfined regions. Reinforcing steel can be modeled with either a parabolic strain hardening or bilinear elasto-plastic model.

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    XTRACT is a cross-sectional analysis software that can analyze any section shape or material subjected to various loadings. It allows users to: 1. Create a new project and define the cross section geometry, rebar layout, and material models for both concrete and rebar. 2. Perform various analyses like moment-curvature, force-moment interaction, or moment-moment interaction. 3. Model the concrete using different models for confined and unconfined regions. Reinforcing steel can be modeled with either a parabolic strain hardening or bilinear elasto-plastic model.

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    XTRACT is a cross-sectional analysis software that can analyze any section shape or material subjected to various loadings. It allows users to: 1. Create a new project and define the cross section geometry, rebar layout, and material models for both concrete and rebar. 2. Perform various analyses like moment-curvature, force-moment interaction, or moment-moment interaction. 3. Model the concrete using different models for confined and unconfined regions. Reinforcing steel can be modeled with either a parabolic strain hardening or bilinear elasto-plastic model.

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    XTRACT is a cross-sectional analysis software that can analyze any section shape or material subjected to various loadings. It allows users to: 1. Create a new project and define the cross section geometry, rebar layout, and material models for both concrete and rebar. 2. Perform various analyses like moment-curvature, force-moment interaction, or moment-moment interaction. 3. Model the concrete using different models for confined and unconfined regions. Reinforcing steel can be modeled with either a parabolic strain hardening or bilinear elasto-plastic model.

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    XTRACT

    Cross Sectional Analysis of Structural Components

    Tutorial
    CIE 525 – Concrete Structures
    September 11, 2012
    About the XTRACT Software
    • Created by Dr. Charles Chadwell at UC
    Berkeley
    • Original name: UCFyber
    • Acquired by Imbsen Software Systems in 2001
    • Renamed to: XTRACT
    • XTRACT is a general cross-sectional analysis
    software for analysis of any section shape and
    material subjected to any force-based loading
    Moment-Curvature Analysis of a Beam Section
    Using XTRACT

    1.5“ concrete cover

    22“ #5 ties spaced @ 4”


    on center n4

    #9 main reinforcing bars

    15“
    1. Create New Project

    2. Cross Section and Beam Core Details


    3. Geometry

    4. Materials
    Unconfined Concrete Model for Concrete Cover

    Typical values for the crushing and spalling


    strain for unconfined concrete are 0.003 and
    0.006, respectively (ACI 318-11 R10.2.3).

    Failure Strain
    If analyzing a section where cover spalling is
    not to control the termination of the analysis,
    enter a large number in this text field (e.g. 1.0 -
    strain of 100%). If analyzing a cross section where
    computation should terminate when the cover
    spalls, enter the crushing or spalling strain in this
    text field.
    Mander Confined Concrete Model for Beam Core

    Note: Typically, to go beyond a 0.02 strain


    for confined concrete, the details and
    construction quality need to be carefully
    controlled.
    Longitudinal Steel
    (Parabolic Strain Hardening Steel Model)
    5. Create Section

    Unconfined Concrete Cover


    Model

    Confined Core Model

    Shape Boundaries
    6. Copying and Modifying the Section
    7. Loading and Analysis
    XTRACT analysis types:
    -Moment Curvature, Axial
    -Force-Moment Interaction
    -Capacity Orbit (moment-moment interaction)

    Moment Curvature Analysis


    7. Analysis (Rebar Strain Hardening Model)
    7. Analysis (Elasto-Plastic Rebar Model)
    Add:
    a.) MATERIALS  Bilinear Steel Model
    b.) New Section from Template

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