An investigation on behavior of RC frames with non-interacting infill wall

Bikçe, Murat; Emsen, Engin; Erdem, Muhammet Musab; Bayrak, Osman Fatih

doi:10.1016/j.engstruct.2021.112920

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“…[11] The reinforced concrete [12], [13](RC) buildings the most widely used material is masonry [14]infill walls [15]. The most of the structures [16]and the existing buildings in India [17]- [18][19] the infill is considered as [20], [21]non-structural element [22]- [23]and its impact on structural response is ignored, and the frame and infill do not make proper contact [24]. Fig.…”

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A Review on Infilled frame Structure with respective of various Interface Materials

Dhinakaran

Muthukumar

2023

E3S Web Conf.

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During major earthquakes, existing buildings have collapsed or suffered serious damage, resulting in number of losses, severe injuries, and deaths. Based on literature, the influence of this work reviewed the effects of interface with different materials and also to find how infilled frames behave in framed structure. This study's primary goal is to strengthen RC-framed structures and increase the ductility of infilled frames by using interface materials. The research offers a full range and points relevant to ductile parameters for more results in the field of infilled frames using interface materials. In parametric investigation the interface material with interface thickness and the combination of interface material with a particular frame, from that optimum value to be identified. This research benefits researchers, professionals, and specialists the behaviour of various structural systems, as well as innovative mitigation techniques that have been used in the literature to build progressive collapse resistance experimentally.

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