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A damage model for seismic retroffiting of structures
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Perera, R. +2 more
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Acta Mechanica Sinica, 2018
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Xiao, Shuijing, Xu, Longhe, Lu, Xiao
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Xiao, Shuijing, Xu, Longhe, Lu, Xiao
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Characterization of story-level seismic damage using an energy-based damage model
Experimental Mechanics, 1999An energy-based damage model currently used for seismic analysis of structures is modified to ensure a positive value in the damage index at all levels of inelastic response. At the ultimate limit state, the modified model gives the same plastic strain energy capacity as the previous damage model.
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Loss Model for Seismically Damaged Structures
Structures Congress 2009, 2009John B. Mander, Jyotirmoy Sircar
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Evaluation of the seismic damage with the use of experimental and theoretical models
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Perrault, M., Gueguen, P.
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Damage modelling and seismic response of simple degrading systems.
1987Elsevier Applied Science Publishers Ltd, England, stampato in Irlanda del ...
ANDREAUS, Ugo +3 more
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A fatigue damage model for seismic response of RC structures
2016No disponible/Not ...
Perera, R. +2 more
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2003
The input for the seismic risk analysis can be expressed with a description of "groundshaking scenarios", or with probabilistic maps of perhaps relevant parameters. The probabilistic approach, unavoidably based upon rough assumptions and models (e.g. recurrence and attenuation laws), can be misleading, as it cannot take into account, with satisfactory ...
PANZA, GIULIANO +4 more
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The input for the seismic risk analysis can be expressed with a description of "groundshaking scenarios", or with probabilistic maps of perhaps relevant parameters. The probabilistic approach, unavoidably based upon rough assumptions and models (e.g. recurrence and attenuation laws), can be misleading, as it cannot take into account, with satisfactory ...
PANZA, GIULIANO +4 more
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Computational models for the seismic response of damaging structures
1996GAMBAROTTA, LUIGI, LAGOMARSINO, SERGIO
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