Key Components for RC Frame Structure during Progressive Collapse

Bing Bing Tu; Dong Zhao

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.470.1097

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Key Components for RC Frame Structure during Progressive Collapse

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To illustrate the changes of important components during progressive collapse, this paper sums up the judgment method for important components. Based on the alternate path method and the concept of sensitivity analysis, we determine the key component of a RC frame structure. Then the changes of important components during progressive collapse are given. The results show that the location of key components changing with the structure damage in the process of progressive collapse.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 470)

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Bing Bing Tu*, Dong Zhao

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Alternate Path Method, Important Components, Sensitivity Analysis, Worst Failure Mode

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