Occupant friendly seismic retrofit (OFR) of RC framed buildings

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2003-05-13

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Baran, M
Duvarci, M
Tankut, T
Ersoy, U
Ozcebe, G

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An innovative non-evacuation retrofitting technique is being developed for RC buildings. The introduction of cast-in-place RC infill walls is very effective, but involves messy construction work and requires evacuation. The proposed method transforms existing hollow masonry infill walls by reinforcing them with precast concrete panels epoxy glued to the wall and frame members. Three tests have so far been performed under reversed cyclic loading. The first specimen was an ordinary RC frame with hollow brick infill walls, to serve as a reference specimen. The infills of the other two specimens were strengthened with epoxy glued precast concrete panels. Both strengthened specimens exhibited superior behaviour and capacity, indicating the potential of the retrofitting technique.

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Seismic retrofit, Lateral stiffness improvement, Infilled frames, Seismic strengthening

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https://hdl.handle.net/11511/68176

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M. Baran, M. Duvarci, T. Tankut, U. Ersoy, and G. Ozcebe, “Occupant friendly seismic retrofit (OFR) of RC framed buildings,” 2003, vol. 29, p. 433, Accessed: 00, 2020. [Online]. Available: https://hdl.handle.net/11511/68176.