Search Results - "Steele, Taylor C."
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Design-level estimation of seismic displacements for self-centering SDOF systems on stiff soil
Published in Engineering structures (15-12-2018)“…•Self-centering SDOF systems can be considered with relatively large values of R.•Energy dissipation decreases peak displacements, but with diminishing…”
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Collapse risk of controlled rocking steel braced frames considering buckling and yielding of capacity-protected frame members
Published in Engineering structures (15-06-2021)“…•Designing for higher modes at the DBE level is sufficient for collapse prevention.•The effects of frame member buckling and yielding in CRBFs are…”
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Dynamic and equivalent static procedures for capacity design of controlled rocking steel braced frames
Published in Earthquake engineering & structural dynamics (01-11-2016)“…Summary Controlled rocking steel braced frames (CRSBFs) have been proposed as a low‐damage seismic force resisting system with reliable self‐centring…”
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Large-Scale Experimental Testing and Numerical Modeling of Floor-to-Frame Connections for Controlled Rocking Steel Braced Frames
Published in Journal of structural engineering (New York, N.Y.) (01-08-2020)“…AbstractControlled rocking steel braced frames (CRSBFs) are low-damage lateral force resisting systems that mitigate structural damage through a controlled…”
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Collapse risk of controlled rocking steel braced frames with different post‐tensioning and energy dissipation designs
Published in Earthquake engineering & structural dynamics (25-10-2017)“…Summary Controlled rocking steel braced frames (CRSBFs) are low‐damage self‐centring lateral force resisting systems. Previous studies have shown that…”
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Seismic Collapse Risk Assessment of Posttensioned Controlled Rocking Masonry Walls
Published in Journal of structural engineering (New York, N.Y.) (01-05-2020)“…AbstractThe use of vertical unbonded posttensioned (PT) bars in masonry walls results in a controlled rocking behavior that can provide a high drift capacity…”
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