To investigate the use of vibration control systems in fatigue damage mitigation for welded beam-to-column connections steel high-rise buildings, cases both a single connection under constant amplitude cyclic loading and multi-connections building stochastic wind, with without fluid viscous damper (VFD) tuned mass (TMD), are discussed respectively. The finite element analysis assessment conduct...

Abstract According to the AISC Seismic Provisions for Structural Steel Buildings (AISC341‐16) and EC8, inelastic rotation demand at design story drift is limited 0.08 rad I‐shape shear links in eccentrically braced frames (EBFs). Numerical studies on EBF archetypes show that single‐sided demands can be much higher than limiting value. In addition, these fail due low‐cycle fatigue (LCF) which de...

Steel braced frames are commonly used in steel structures to control and improve the seismic performance of under severe lateral forces such as an earthquake. So, providing better formability would help designers achieve their desire level. This study is focused on utilizing curved dampers ductile frame instead using knee elements provide energy dissipation, strength, elastic stiffness during c...

Abstract This paper investigates the influence of typical gravity connections on seismic demands steel concentrically braced frame (CBF) buildings with friction dampers as dissipative floor connectors. The investigated include (i) shear tab, (ii) clip angle, (iii) flush end‐plate and (iv) tab bottom T‐stub. It is shown that behavior framing system (GFS) practically insensitive to connection typ...

In this work, a general method for the design of concentric braced steel frames (CBF) with active tension diagonal bracings, applicable to single- and multi-storey structures, is presented. The based on use an elastic modal analysis response spectrum, which carried out using appropriate modified stiffness bracings. reliability proposed validated through significant case studies, making series n...

When a steel moment-resisting frame deforms horizontally, H-shaped beams are subjected to the flexural moment gradient. Generally, rigidly connected box section columns possessing large fork restraint. Further, continuous braces on top flange effectively prevent lateral buckling. In this paper, buckling behavior of continuously braced with restraint under gradient is clarified theoretically and...

when structures are subjected to strong ground motion excitations, structural elements may be prone to yielding, and consequently experience significant levels of inelastic behavior. the effects of inelastic behavior on the distribution of peak floor loads are not explicitly accounted for in current seismic code procedures. during recent years, many studies have been conducted to develop new de...

the interactive effects of adjacent buildings on their seismic performance are not frequently considered in seismic design. the adjacent buildings, however, are interrelated through the soil during seismic ground motions. the seismic energy is redistributed in the neighboring buildings through multiple structure-soil-structure interactions (sssi). for example, in an area congested with many nea...

This paper presents a simplified approach for the design of semi-continuous composite beams in braced frames, where specific attention is given to the effect of joint rotational stiffness. A simple composite beam model is proposed incorporating the effects of semi-rigid end connections and the non-prismatic properties of a 'cracked' steel-concrete beam. This beam model is extended to a sub-fram...