Investigating the Influence of Earthquake Ground Motion Duration on Structural dynamic deformation capacity

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Investigating the Influence of Earthquake Ground Motion Duration on Structural dynamic deformation capacity

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Recent studies have demonstrated the effect of earthquake ground motion duration on structural collapse capacity. They have also proposed methods to explicitly account for this effect of duration in structural design and assessment procedures via an adjustment to the design ground motion intensity. The objective of this study is to explore an alternative method to account for the effect of duration by adjusting the permissible peak deformations instead. This study investigates the effect of g...

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2019

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Bhanu, Vishvendra / Chandramohan, Reagan / Sullivan, Timothy

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http://hdl.handle.net/10092/17158

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