2018
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-78187-7_16
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Seismic Fragility Assessment of Reinforced Concrete High-Rise Buildings Using the Uncoupled Modal Response History Analysis (UMRHA)

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“…Field data containing structural information like the number of spans, beams, columns, the thickness of slabs, and location of stairs was collected by Ferreira from district Muzaffarabad for the existing RC school buildings and was verified with the structural drawings [ 44 ]. The databases containing building dimensions are tabulated in Table 1 [ 21 ]. The nonlinear incremental dynamic analysis was employed to determine the structural behaviour against the gradually scaled 20 past earthquake records depending upon the site history.…”
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“…Field data containing structural information like the number of spans, beams, columns, the thickness of slabs, and location of stairs was collected by Ferreira from district Muzaffarabad for the existing RC school buildings and was verified with the structural drawings [ 44 ]. The databases containing building dimensions are tabulated in Table 1 [ 21 ]. The nonlinear incremental dynamic analysis was employed to determine the structural behaviour against the gradually scaled 20 past earthquake records depending upon the site history.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Field data containing structural information like the number of spans, beams, columns, the thickness of slabs, and location of stairs was collected by Ferreira from district Muzaffarabad for the existing RC school buildings and was verified with the structural drawings [44]. e databases containing building dimensions are tabulated in Table 1 [21].…”
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“…As indicated by the literature, fragility curves are widely employed to represent the vulnerability of buildings [5,6]. Tangible examples can be observed in the literature; for instance, Zain et al [7] developed the analytical fragility curves for a reinforced concrete building in Philippines by considering two damage states. It is pertinent to mention that the damage itself characterizes undesirable changes in a system that adversely affects a structure's behavior [8].…”
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