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Seismic retrofitting optimization model using fiber-reinforced polymer jacketing and NSGA-III
Fiber-reinforced polymer (FRP) is widely used for retrofitting structural elements due to its easy application. However, establishing a retrofit strategy is challenging due to conflicting objectives, such as cost and performance level, requiring optimization for effective decision-making. This study proposes a many-objective optimization model for seismic retrofitting using FRP and the Non-dominated Sorting Genetic Algorithm (NSGA)-III. The model's efficacy was demonstrated through two numerical examples: a reinforced concrete building retrofitted with FRP jackets and a masonry-infilled reinforced concrete building retrofitted with FRP bracings. Each example included three objective functions and multiple constraints. Nonlinear static pushover analysis provided optimal strategies to enhance base shear and energy dissipation while minimizing costs and retrofitting locations. Among the Pareto-optimal solutions, the optimal solution with the minimum Euclidean distance was selected. NSGA-III offered a wider distribution and more Pareto-optimal solutions compared to NSGA-II, demonstrating its potential in addressing many-objective problems related to retrofit decision-making.
Seismic retrofitting optimization model using fiber-reinforced polymer jacketing and NSGA-III
Fiber-reinforced polymer (FRP) is widely used for retrofitting structural elements due to its easy application. However, establishing a retrofit strategy is challenging due to conflicting objectives, such as cost and performance level, requiring optimization for effective decision-making. This study proposes a many-objective optimization model for seismic retrofitting using FRP and the Non-dominated Sorting Genetic Algorithm (NSGA)-III. The model's efficacy was demonstrated through two numerical examples: a reinforced concrete building retrofitted with FRP jackets and a masonry-infilled reinforced concrete building retrofitted with FRP bracings. Each example included three objective functions and multiple constraints. Nonlinear static pushover analysis provided optimal strategies to enhance base shear and energy dissipation while minimizing costs and retrofitting locations. Among the Pareto-optimal solutions, the optimal solution with the minimum Euclidean distance was selected. NSGA-III offered a wider distribution and more Pareto-optimal solutions compared to NSGA-II, demonstrating its potential in addressing many-objective problems related to retrofit decision-making.
Seismic retrofitting optimization model using fiber-reinforced polymer jacketing and NSGA-III
Sangwook Park (Autor:in) / Se Woon Choi (Autor:in) / Insub Choi (Autor:in)
2024
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