In order to analyze the progressive collapse resistance of single-layer reticulated shells, the finite element model of single-layer reticulated shell structure was established by ABAQUS software, and the method of removing key component constraints was used to simulate the progressive collapse resistance of the single-layer reticulated shell structure. The results show that the removal of the key components can cause the continuous failure of the upper members of the reticulated shell, and then lead to the progressive collapse of the whole structure.
In this paper, the ABAQUS finite element software is used to model and analyze the single-layer reticulated shell structure. And the method of removing the constraints of key components is used to analyze the anti-continuous collapse performance of this reticulated shell structure under the action of geometric defects and welding deformation. Welding deformation is mainly caused by welding and prestressed cable tensioning of single-layer reticulated shell. The results show that the removal of the key columns under the reticulated shell will lead to the continuous collapse of the upper part, which leads to the continuous collapse of the whole structure, and the welding deformation can make the continuous collapse of the whole reticulated shell more obvious. Thus determining the influence of geometric defects and temperature shrinkage deformation on the anti-continuous collapse performance.
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