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Toward an Economic Design of Reinforced Concrete Structures Against Progressive Collapse

by Applied Element Method | Jul 30, 2011 | Journals

Athree-dimensional discrete crack model based on the Applied Element Method is used to perform economic design for reinforced concrete structures against progressive collapse. The model adopts fully nonlinear path-dependent constitutive models for concrete and...

Aspects Concerning Progressive Collapse of a Reinforced Concrete Frame Structure with Infill Walls

by Applied Element Method | Jul 8, 2011 | Conferences

The present paper proposes modern approaches, nonlinear static and dynamic analysis procedures based on the Applied Element Method, to assess a progressive collapse problem of a RC frame structure with infill walls. Comparisons between the results of modeling...

Alternate Path Progressive Collapse Analysis of Steel Stud Bearing Wall Structures

by Applied Element Method | Apr 30, 2011 | Conferences

The Alternate Path Method is used to examine the vulnerability of a 5-story barracks building to progressive collapse based on DoD criteria UFC-4-023-03. The building is composed of composite deck floor system and steel roof trusses, all supported by cold-formed steel...

Effect of Retrofit Strategies on Mitigating Progressive Collapse of Steel Frame Structures

by Applied Element Method | Apr 30, 2010 | Journals

In this study, the effect of three retrofit strategies on enhancing the response of existing steel moment resisting frames designed for gravity loads is investigated using Alternate Path Methods (APM) recommended in the General Services Administration (GSA) and the...

Seismic Progressive Collapse Analysis of Reinforced Concrete Bridges by Applied Element Method

by Applied Element Method | Mar 30, 2010 | Conferences

During seismic response, redistribution of load carried by damaged or failed structural members to adjacent members may lead to overstress or exceeding load resistant capacity of the other members resulting in spread or propagation of damage until development of...
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