Nonlinear analysis of RC frames retrofitted with structural steel elements

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2010

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Akpınar, Uğur

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Deficient concrete structures are serious danger in seismic zones. In order to minimize economical and human loss, these structures should be retrofitted. Selecting suitable retrofitting schemes requires detailed investigation of these systems. Considering these facts, this study aims to calibrate analytical models of systems with chevron braces and internal steel frames; and evaluate their seismic performances. First, analytical models of the frames with braces and internal steel frames were prepared and then their responses were compared with cyclic responses of experimental studies. Results of these models were used to determine performance limits by the methods proposed by TEC2007 and ASCE/SEI-41. Then, calibrated models were employed for time history analyses with various scales of Duzce ground motion and analytical results were compared with experimental findings. Seismic performance of these systems was also evaluated by using aforementioned codes. Finally, evaluated retrofitting schemes were applied to a 4-story 3-bay reinforced concrete frame that was obtained from an existing deficient structure and effectiveness of applied retrofitting schemes was investigated in detail.

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General engineering., General civil engineering.

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https://hdl.handle.net/11511/19947

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Graduate School of Natural and Applied Sciences, Thesis

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U. Akpınar, “Nonlinear analysis of RC frames retrofitted with structural steel elements,” M.S. - Master of Science, Middle East Technical University, 2010.