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Effects of Non-Structural Walls on Mitigating the Risk of Progressive Collapse of RC Structures
This study aims to investigate the effect of the infilled frames through various important parameters (i.e., the openings’ percentage in infill walls several columns on the first floor are removed partial infilled) in the RC structures, subject to ...
A. Altheeb +4 more
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In this essay, to investigate the progressive collapse of the reinforced concrete (RC) frames, a nonlinear static pushdown analysis was performed with column removal scenarios from the first story.
Seyed Ali Ekrami Kakhki +2 more
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Progressive collapse analysis of reinforced concrete in buildings L-shaped plan [PDF]
One of the most important issues discussed structural passive defense is progressive collapse. Progressive collapse occurs the sudden destruction caused by the deliberate structural member by accidents or disasters, such as earthquakes and terrorist ...
Hamze Rouhi, Ali Kheyroddin
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The influence of joints and composite floor slabs on effective tying of steel structures in preventing progressive collapse [PDF]
The event of the terrorist attack at 11th September 2001 in the USA has attracted increasing attention of researchers and engineers on progressive collapse of structures.
Hu +14 more
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Progressive collapse analysis of high-rise building with 3-D finite element modeling method [PDF]
Using the general purpose finite element package ABAQUS, 3-D finite element a model representing 20 storey buildings were first built by the authors to perform the progressive collapse analysis.
ABAQUS theory manual +12 more
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Benchmark Numerical Model for Progressive Collapse Analysis of RC Beam-Column Sub-Assemblages
The pertinence of the fiber element approach to enable thorough numerical investigation on the potential for progressive collapse of reinforced concrete (RC) frame structures owing to interior column exclusion is examined using twenty-nine RC sub ...
Bilal El-Ariss +2 more
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Progressive collapse risk of steel framed building considering column buckling
Steel buildings are generally susceptible to the risk of progressive collapse in case one or a few load-carrying members are lost in an extreme event such as blast, impact, or fire.
Hussein Elsanadedy +4 more
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ABSTRACT Progressive collapse, defined as the disproportionate failure of a structure triggered by local damage, has become a critical concern in the design of blast-resistant and high-risk facilities. Over the past three decades, major accidental and intentional events have highlighted the vulnerability of structural systems to localized failure and ...
Chirag KaPatel, Prajapati Mitesh
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In the recent two decades, the progressive collapse of reinforced concrete (RC) frame structures attracted unprecedented research interests in the structural engineering community.
W. Yi, F. Yi, Yun Zhou
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Influence of Effective Parameters on Rigidity of the Floor on Beam's Chord Rotation Capacity in the Progressive Collapse of Steel Moment Frames [PDF]
The progressive collapse of a structure is the development of an initial local damage that damage extends in the structure and structural failure occurs.
Mahdiye Maddahi, Mohsen Gerami
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