2013
DOI: 10.1016/j.soildyn.2013.08.005
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Non-linear static analysis of masonry buildings based on a strut-and-tie modeling

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“…Therefore, non-linear static analyses account for both the actual force-resisting system of the building, in particular the overstrength, and the actual energy-dissipation system of the building, in particular not only the plastic dissipation (Foraboschi and Vanin, 2013a). In the case of masonry buildings, moreover, linear analyses suffer from the absence of correlation between linear behavior and ultimate limit state.…”
Section: Nonlinear Static Earthquake Analyses Of the Towersmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Therefore, non-linear static analyses account for both the actual force-resisting system of the building, in particular the overstrength, and the actual energy-dissipation system of the building, in particular not only the plastic dissipation (Foraboschi and Vanin, 2013a). In the case of masonry buildings, moreover, linear analyses suffer from the absence of correlation between linear behavior and ultimate limit state.…”
Section: Nonlinear Static Earthquake Analyses Of the Towersmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Among them are the 3D limit analysis approach by rigid macro-blocks (Orduña and Lourenço, 2005a and b) (Orduña et al 2008) and the strut-and-tie model (Foraboschi and Vanin, 2013a). The first approach is based on a rigid-perfectly plastic material that does not need parameters of stiffness and softening, only strength parameters.…”
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“…For instance, Fobaroschi and Vanin developed a new nonlinear static model for determining the lateral capacity of masonry buildings based on this theorem. This model can simulate the behavior of masonry in different stages; uncracked, cracked and softening conditions [20]. Salmanpour et al through a state of the art article, investigated the deformation capacity of the URM walls.…”
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“…In this research the authors investigated a large number of experimental results and numerical models including macro, micro and equivalent frame models [21]. Addessi et al [20] developed an equivalent frame model for nonlinear analysis of URM panels subjected to lateral inplane loads. They developed sectional inelastic response of the masonry piers by assuming an inelastic response for the masonry under monotonic loadings.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%