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Accidental torsion in yielding symmetric structures
AbstractBuilding codes recognize a variety of sources of accidental eccentricity in buildings subjected to seismic excitation. This study examines the adequacy of code provisions for accidental eccentricity to account for torsion induced in nominally symmetric structures due to variation in the strength of elasto-plastic lateral load resisting elements or by unbalanced degradation in stiffness. The behaviour of an idealized single-storey structure subjected to different earthquake ground motions is examined, as well as the influence of torsional to translational frequency ratio and lateral period of vibration .
Accidental torsion in yielding symmetric structures
AbstractBuilding codes recognize a variety of sources of accidental eccentricity in buildings subjected to seismic excitation. This study examines the adequacy of code provisions for accidental eccentricity to account for torsion induced in nominally symmetric structures due to variation in the strength of elasto-plastic lateral load resisting elements or by unbalanced degradation in stiffness. The behaviour of an idealized single-storey structure subjected to different earthquake ground motions is examined, as well as the influence of torsional to translational frequency ratio and lateral period of vibration .
Accidental torsion in yielding symmetric structures
Pekau, O.A. (author) / Guimond, R. (author)
Engineering Structures ; 12 ; 98-105
1990-01-01
8 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
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