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An Efficient Element for Analysis of Frames with Shear Walls

Dong-Guen Lee
- pp 825-826
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A rectangular plane stress element (W12 element) with 12 degrees of freedom is introduced for the analysis of building frames with shear walls in this article, where the W12 element has four nodes and each node has degree of freedoms for two translation and one rotation.
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A rectangular plane stress element (W12 element) with 12 degrees of freedom is introduced for the analysis of building frames with shear walls. The W12 element has four nodes and each node has degree of freedoms for two translation and one rotation.

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Finite Element for Shear Walls in Multistory Frames

TL;DR: In this paper, the authors present a more appropriate element with a consistent formulation, yielding accurate stresses and strains, and the object of this paper is to present a new element with consistent formulation.