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Seismic Response of One-Story Buildings
The seismic response of a structure to a given ground motion depends on structure’s normalized strength, deformability, and damping. Normalized strength is its lateral load capacity divided by its weight. Minimum strength is needed to resist gravity and wind loads and to withstand frequent ground motions without damage. Deformability and damping are needed to withstand rare ground motions without collapse. Well-designed building frames can increase their deformability and damping through flexural yielding. Deformability and damping cannot be taken for granted. They are ensured through proper detailing and calculated through proper analysis. Different methods of analysis are discussed in the chapter.
Seismic Response of One-Story Buildings
The seismic response of a structure to a given ground motion depends on structure’s normalized strength, deformability, and damping. Normalized strength is its lateral load capacity divided by its weight. Minimum strength is needed to resist gravity and wind loads and to withstand frequent ground motions without damage. Deformability and damping are needed to withstand rare ground motions without collapse. Well-designed building frames can increase their deformability and damping through flexural yielding. Deformability and damping cannot be taken for granted. They are ensured through proper detailing and calculated through proper analysis. Different methods of analysis are discussed in the chapter.
Seismic Response of One-Story Buildings
Malhotra, Praveen K. (author)
Seismic Analysis of Structures and Equipment ; Chapter: 3 ; 63-96
2020-11-25
34 pages
Article/Chapter (Book)
Electronic Resource
English
Moment frame , One-story , Seismic , Earthquake , Normalized strength , Deformability , Damping , Ductility , Hysteresis , Flexural yielding , P–Δ effect , Plastic yielding , Seismic toughness , Pushover curve , Capacity curve , Demand curve , Linear-static , Linear-dynamic , Nonlinear-static , Nonlinear-dynamic , Pushover , Torsional irregularity Engineering , Geoengineering, Foundations, Hydraulics , Building Construction and Design , Geotechnical Engineering & Applied Earth Sciences , Quality Control, Reliability, Safety and Risk , Natural Hazards
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