Evolutionary Optimization of Frame Structures Taking into Account the Project Reliability and Possibility of Emergency Actions

Anatoliy Victorovich Alekseytsev; Natalia Sergeevna Kurchenko

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.851.785

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Evolutionary Optimization of Frame Structures Taking into Account the Project Reliability and Possibility of Emergency Actions

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The article describes methods of optimal design of steel frame structures of buildings considering impacts not provided for standard operation conditions. In particular fast removal of support braces is analyzed. The frame optimization methodology based on evolutionary simulation is used for solving this task considering plastic deformation of the damaged structure in the genetic algorithm.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 851)

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August 2016

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Anatoliy Victorovich Alekseytsev, Natalia Sergeevna Kurchenko

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Dynamic Coefficient, Emergency Actions, Frame Systems, Genetic Algorithms, Optimization, Project Reliability, Removal of Supports

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