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Studying the Effect of Initial Damage on Failure Probability of One Story Steel Buildings [PDF]
Iranica Journal of Energy and Environment, 2013 Progressive collapse is a kind of failure in which the collapse of one or several load bearing elementsis ended in partial or total collapse of structures.
F. Nateghi, N. Parsaeifard
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Earthquake-Induced Domino-Type Progressive Collapse in Regular, Semiregular, and Irregular Bridges
Shock and Vibration, 2019 Progressive collapse is a persistent spread and enlargement of initial local failure of structures characterized by inconsistency between the initial failure and its resulting extensive collapse.
Amir Seyedkhoei +2 more
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Experimental and theoretical study of seismic and progressive collapse resilient composite frames
, 2020 A steel-concrete composite frame is typically used for building construction. Earthquake action and progressive collapse event caused by accidental local failures are the primary threats affecting the safety of steel-concrete composite frames. Currently,
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Sensitivity Analysis of Progressive Collapse in Steel Moment Frames and Braced Rectangular and L-Shaped Plan [PDF]
پژوهشهای زیرساختهای عمرانی, 2020 The progressive collapse because it can be sustained the whole structure and the safety of the lives of residents threatens that has been the focus of scientific circles over the past few years.
Hamze Rouhi, Majid Gholhaki
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Canadian Journal of Civil Engineering, 1975 This paper explains the nature of progressive collapse, with examples, and enlarges considerably on commentary C, supplement No. 4 of the 1975 National Building Code of Canada. Attendant philosophical problems related to code coverage and the design for progressive collapse are considered in discussions of risk, abnormal events that might initiate ...
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Learning from the progressive collapse of buildings
Developments in the Built Environment, 2023 As building structures in different parts of the world become increasingly exposed to extreme events, there has been a notable research and professional effort to ensure the design of more robust buildings which are insensitive to local failures.
Giacomo Caredda +5 more
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INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH IN ENGINEERING AND MANAGEMENT, 2020 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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Performance Evaluation of Moment Connections of Moment Resisting Frames Against Progressive Collapse [PDF]
Journal of Structural and Construction Engineering, 2017 When a primary structural element fails due to sudden load such as explosion, the building undergoes progressive collapse. The method for design of moment connections during progressive collapse is different to seismic design of moment connections ...
M. Mahmoudi, S. Varmaghani
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, 2019 Earthquake‐induced building collapse and progressive collapse due to accidental local failure of vertical components are the two most common failure modes of reinforced concrete (RC) frame structures.
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, 2023 Beam-column joints using dry connections usually experience severe damage under large deformations, causing precast concrete (PC) frames with dry connections to become highly vulnerable to progressive collapse.
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