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Ultimate capacity curve with and without shear hinge

Ultimate capacity curve with and without shear hinge

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: Buildings designed primarily for gravity load (GLD) are prone to suffer shear failures in walls, columns and beams when subjected to far field effects of earthquake. In previous studies, the pushover analyses on such buildings were terminated when a local shear failure occurred whereas, this study detects the shear failures and simulates the post...

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... order to be compared with the demand curves, the capacity curves are converted into the Spectral acceleration-Spectral displacement (A-D) format for an equivalent single-degree-of-freedom (SDOF) system. Figure 8 presents the ultimate capacity curve of the structure obtained with and without the shear hinge. It demonstrates that the capacity would be hugely underestimated when first local shear strength capacity is considered as the ultimate capacity. Figure 9(a) depicts the stepwise base shear in the building showing the shear strength capacity attainment at different components with respect to analysis steps. Figure 9(b) present three detectable distinct stages in local shear strength capacity attainment behavior of the structure. ...

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