Efficiency of Eurocode 8 design rules for steel and steel-concrete composite structures
Seismic design codes allow the realization of structures able to dissipate energy through cyclic plastic deformations located in specific regions, selected to involve the largest number of structural elements. The capacity design approach requires an opportune selection of the design forces and an a...
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Seismic design codes allow the realization of structures able to dissipate energy through cyclic plastic deformations located in specific regions, selected to involve the largest number of structural elements. The capacity design approach requires an opportune selection of the design forces and an accurate definition of structural details in the plastic hinges. The structural elements in which plastic hinges are located are over-sized with respect to the seismic actions obtained by the use of the design spectrum, while the elements that shall remain elastic are over-sized with respect to dissipative elements. The capacity design methodology requires an accurate control of the localization of plastic hinges, strongly influenced by the actual mechanical properties of materials. In the present work, developed within the European research project OPUS, different case studies were designed according to Eurocodes and subjected to a deep structural analysis, aiming to evaluate the effective allowable ductility (behaviour factor) with respect to what imposed during the design phase and taking into account the effective mechanical behavior of materials. (C) 2015 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved. The present work was developed inside the European Research Project OPUS (RFSR-CT-2007-00039), funded by the Research Fund for Coal and Steel (RFCS). It was also part of the Italian research project RELUIS, funded by Italian Department for Civil Protection. behaviour factor; incremental dynamic analysis; pushover analysis |
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Seismic design codes allow the realization of structures able to dissipate energy through cyclic plastic deformations located in specific regions, selected to involve the largest number of structural elements. The capacity design approach requires an opportune selection of the design forces and an accurate definition of structural details in the plastic hinges. The structural elements in which plastic hinges are located are over-sized with respect to the seismic actions obtained by the use of the design spectrum, while the elements that shall remain elastic are over-sized with respect to dissipative elements. The capacity design methodology requires an accurate control of the localization of plastic hinges, strongly influenced by the actual mechanical properties of materials. In the present work, developed within the European research project OPUS, different case studies were designed according to Eurocodes and subjected to a deep structural analysis, aiming to evaluate the effective allowable ductility (behaviour factor) with respect to what imposed during the design phase and taking into account the effective mechanical behavior of materials. (C) 2015 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved. The present work was developed inside the European Research Project OPUS (RFSR-CT-2007-00039), funded by the Research Fund for Coal and Steel (RFCS). It was also part of the Italian research project RELUIS, funded by Italian Department for Civil Protection. behaviour factor; incremental dynamic analysis; pushover analysis |
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Seismic design codes allow the realization of structures able to dissipate energy through cyclic plastic deformations located in specific regions, selected to involve the largest number of structural elements. The capacity design approach requires an opportune selection of the design forces and an accurate definition of structural details in the plastic hinges. The structural elements in which plastic hinges are located are over-sized with respect to the seismic actions obtained by the use of the design spectrum, while the elements that shall remain elastic are over-sized with respect to dissipative elements. The capacity design methodology requires an accurate control of the localization of plastic hinges, strongly influenced by the actual mechanical properties of materials. In the present work, developed within the European research project OPUS, different case studies were designed according to Eurocodes and subjected to a deep structural analysis, aiming to evaluate the effective allowable ductility (behaviour factor) with respect to what imposed during the design phase and taking into account the effective mechanical behavior of materials. (C) 2015 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved. The present work was developed inside the European Research Project OPUS (RFSR-CT-2007-00039), funded by the Research Fund for Coal and Steel (RFCS). It was also part of the Italian research project RELUIS, funded by Italian Department for Civil Protection. behaviour factor; incremental dynamic analysis; pushover analysis |
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