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Seismic Response of Buildings with Soft Story
Journal of Civil Engineering Inter Disciplinaries, 2020Extending lifts` reinforced concrete cores to foundations usually restricts services and lobby functions of a building. A core supported on columns at core`s corners is considered a good alternative for sorting out this problem. However, this will cause an abrupt reduction in the lateral stiffness of the building below the cores level i.e.
ElRefaie S, Saif M
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Hybrid braced frame with buckling-restrained and strong braces to mitigate soft story
Journal of constructional steel research, 2021The steel concentric braced frames (CBFs) are the common structural system for buildings. Unlike high strength and stiffness, brace buckling in CBFs results in high nonlinear behavior, which causes damage concentration in one or a few stories during a ...
Niloufar Mashhadiali +3 more
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Journal of computing in civil engineering, 2021
Soft-story buildings are seismically vulnerable during earthquakes. The identification of such buildings is vital in seismic risk mitigation to assess the seismic resilience of a given urba...
Pengyuan Chen +2 more
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Soft-story buildings are seismically vulnerable during earthquakes. The identification of such buildings is vital in seismic risk mitigation to assess the seismic resilience of a given urba...
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, 2021
A destructive intraslab earthquake occurred in Mexico City on September 19, 2017 (Mw 7.1), causing significant damage and hundreds of human losses not only in the epicentral area, but also in the States of Morelos, Puebla, Mexico and in Mexico City. Only
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A destructive intraslab earthquake occurred in Mexico City on September 19, 2017 (Mw 7.1), causing significant damage and hundreds of human losses not only in the epicentral area, but also in the States of Morelos, Puebla, Mexico and in Mexico City. Only
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Sociotechnical Evaluation of the Soft Story Problem in Reinforced Concrete Frame Buildings in Nepal
Journal of performance of constructed facilities, 2021In urban and semiurban areas of Nepal, it is a common practice that the construction of reinforced-concrete (RC) framed buildings with infill masonry have open ground floor as commercial sh...
Kishor Timsina, C. Krishna, K. Meguro
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Mitigating San Francisco's Soft-Story Building Problem
Improving the Seismic Performance of Existing Buildings and Other Structures, 2009San Francisco is in the process of doing something revolutionary: the City is heeding the warning of the moderate damage caused by the Loma Prieta earthquake, and may mandate strong rehabilitation measures for soft-story buildings to prevent catastrophe in future quakes.
Laura Dwelley Samant +7 more
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Seismic Retrofitting Strategies for Soft-Ground-Storied Building
Journal of The Institution of Engineers (India): Series A, 2020During seismic events, high-rise buildings with soft ground storey are vulnerable to damage as there is a sudden change of stiffness along its height. In this study, different types of energy dissipation devices, which include lower toggle bracing, double-bracing fluid viscous damper, single-bracing fluid viscous damper and single-bracing friction ...
Johneo Pasi, Avik Samanta
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, 2020
A strong earthquake (Mw = 7.1) hit Mexico City at 13:14 local time on September 19, 2017. The earthquake severely damaged more than 600 buildings and more than 1000 buildings were classified in different risk levels.
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A strong earthquake (Mw = 7.1) hit Mexico City at 13:14 local time on September 19, 2017. The earthquake severely damaged more than 600 buildings and more than 1000 buildings were classified in different risk levels.
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