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Strut and Tie Model for Beginners: Structural Model,Used
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Any Structure can be classified as B(Beam or Bernoulli)regions and D(disturbed/discontinuity) regions. Bregions are in which Bernoulli's hypothesis of straightline strain profile applies. Dregions are parts of structure with a complex variation in strain profile. Dregions include portions near abrupt changes in geometry or concentrated forces. Based on St.Venant's principle, the extent of Dregion spans about one section depth of the region on either side of the discontinuity. In conventional design practice, Bregions are designed accurately but D regions are designed using rules of thumb.This project aims to give a design procedure which is equally applicable for designing both B and D regions.The idea of Strut and Tie Model (STM) came from the Truss analogy method introduced by Ritter and Morch in the early 1900s for shear design. The truss model has also been used as the design basis for torsion.For analytical purposes, STM condense all stresses in compression and tension members and join them by nodes.The STM is emerging as a codeworthy methodology for the design of all types of Dregions in structural concrete.
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