Titlebook: Computational Methods in Earthquake Engineering; Volume 2 Manolis Papadrakakis,Michalis Fragiadakis,Vagelis Book 2013 Springer Science+Bus

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Shun Weng,Hongping Zhu,Yong Xia meet current seismic code requirements. In these structures, not only flexure, but also shear and bond-slip deformation mechanisms need to be considered, both separately and in combination. To serve this goal, a finite element model is developed for inelastic seismic analysis of complete planar R/C

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Substructuring in Engineering Dynamics(PGA). The National Building Code of Canada (NBCC) has considerably changed the seismic hazard level from 10?% in 50 years in NBCC1995 to 2?% in 50 years in NBCC2010, which leads to doubling the PGA in Vancouver from 0.24. to 0.46.. The current design PGA leads to very large seismic forces that make

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Dirk Scheer,Holger Class,Bernd Flemischtitanium bars (reinforcement) fixed into place with cement mortar. The basic criterion for the design of such connections is that, in case of a seismic event, the reinforcement should absorb the seismic energy and fail before the marble suffers any damage. For the dimensioning of these connections,

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Dirk Scheer,Holger Class,Bernd Flemischehavior of stand-alone rocking structures has been thoroughly investigated, but there are relatively few theoretical studies on the response of retrofitted rocking structures. In practice, despite the benefits of allowing rocking motion, rocking behavior is typically prevented instead of optimized.

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Peter J. Thorburn,Wayne S. Meyer analysis by the piecewise linear fitting of the capacity curve. In the approach proposed herein, the error introduced by the bilinear fit of the force-deformation relationship is quantified by studying it at the single degree of freedom (SDOF) system level, away from any interference from multiple

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Dynamics of Saltwater–Freshwater Interfacenitoring of characteristic Engineering Demand Parameters (EDPs) of the structure for all these different instances is presented. This provides the necessary data to estimate the overall performance of a structure at a particular site of specified seismic hazard within the framework of Incremental Dy