2019
DOI: 10.1007/s10518-019-00595-3
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A 3-dimensional perspective for inter-storey drift, ductility and damage distributions in plan-irregular RC buildings considering seismic orientation effect

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“…Recognising, though, the disproportional effort required to achieve critical demands based on parametric NLTHA using multiple ASIs, the authors considered the combination rules as acceptable. Similar conclusions were found by Emami & Halabian (2015) and Amarloo & Emami (2019) for regular and irregular in-plan buildings, respectively. The authors of the latter approach additionally proposed a methodology to determine the percentile value of the percentage combination rules considering particular characteristics of the seismic action and of the building.…”
Section: Research Involving Nonlinear Time History Analysissupporting
confidence: 85%
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“…Recognising, though, the disproportional effort required to achieve critical demands based on parametric NLTHA using multiple ASIs, the authors considered the combination rules as acceptable. Similar conclusions were found by Emami & Halabian (2015) and Amarloo & Emami (2019) for regular and irregular in-plan buildings, respectively. The authors of the latter approach additionally proposed a methodology to determine the percentile value of the percentage combination rules considering particular characteristics of the seismic action and of the building.…”
Section: Research Involving Nonlinear Time History Analysissupporting
confidence: 85%
“…Emami & Halabian (2015) studied the effect of the ASI in symmetric buildings by using adaptive multi-directional Pushover analysis, while an extension of the former study to include asymmetric buildings was performed by Amarloo & Emami (2019). Although in both studies the Pushover results served mainly to define the limit states along directions different than the structural directions to be used for NLTHA, relevant conclusions were also reached for Pushover analysis.…”
Section: Research Involving Pushover Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Nonlinear pushover analysis is adopted and results were verified with the results obtained from Opensees software. Amarloo and Emami (2019) investigated the behavior of plan asymmetric RC buildings using a pushover and nonlinear time history analysis considering the different earthquake ground motions and directions, i.e. 0 o and 90 o .…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The trends of the irregular plane frame structure [16][17][18][19] have rapidly increased due to flexible column grid layouts and large practical spaces. However, the building structures with irregular planes are more susceptible to seismic forces than regular ones.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%