Research Progress on Wind-Resistant and Seismic Performance of Glass Curtain Wall Supported by Plane Cable Net

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Glass curtain wall supported by plane cable net (PCNCW) is very popular in civil engineering for its advantages of beautiful appearance and good permeability etc. Because plane cable net (PCN) has the obvious geometrical nonlinear character and its dynamic response is affected by the main structure it attached to, it has to be considered particularly in wind-resistant and seismic design. In recent years, many research results have been achieved on wind-resistant and seismic performance of PCNCW, including the study on how to calculate the equivalent static wind and seismic load, how the factors influence the wind-resistant force behavior, discussion on seismic fortification criterion, and how it is influenced by the main structure under wind and seismic load. These results are overviewed and the problems needed to be further studied in the future is prospected.

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