an effective width over which the total moment (the total moment may be

obtained
by integrating the moment per unit width determined by a rigorous elastic
analysis
along the effective width) is uniformly distributed. For a slab simply supported
on two opposite edges, the code has provided guidelines for the evaluation of
the
effective width. These guidelines are the same as those given in BS8110: Part
1:
For any other slab with a more complicated geometry or support
arrangement, no general guideline could be given and rigorous limited
ductility
elasto-plastic analysis will have to be carried out if advantage is to be taken of
the
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possible redistribution of moments to reduce the maximum moment to be
designed
for.]
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"plastic analysis", "analytical method", "finite element method", "geometry",
"loading", "Johansen’s yield line method", "Hillerborg’s strip method",
"concentrated moment", "average moment", "section", "stress concentration",
"mesh", "yield", "redistributed", "flexural ductility", "effective width", "total
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"code", "guidelines", "complicated geometry", "support arrangement", "limited
ductility", "elasto-plastic analysis", "maximum moment".
how you chose these words as keywords?
I identified the keywords in the sentence by looking for the words that are
most relevant to the main topic and purpose of the sentence. In this case, the
sentence is discussing the analysis of slabs under different loads and the
methods that can be used for analysis. Therefore, the keywords include
"slabs", "loads", "elastic analysis", "plastic analysis", "geometry", "loading",
"concentrated moment", "effective width", "total moment", "rigorous elastic
analysis", "supported", "edges", "code", "guidelines", "complicated geometry",
"support arrangement", "limited ductility", and "elasto-plastic analysis." These
words are essential to understanding the content of the sentence and are
likely to be significant for anyone reading or studying this topic.
can you highlight them by changing colours?