Contribution to the study and evaluation of progressive collapse for an earthquake-resistant RC frame building according to specific vertical load-bearing elements removal

Authors

  • Hasan Abdulhadi Tishreen university
  • Bassam HWAIJA Tishreen University
  • Nazih MANSOUR Tishreen University

Keywords:

Progressive collapse ; Local failure ; Alternative load path

Abstract

Extreme events (terrorist attacks, earthquakes, fires, explosions, ...) pose a serious threat to the various types of important and private buildings that may be subject to such events ,, each of them may cause local failure, which in turn causes a chain of failure and thus collapse The entire structure or a large part of it and it is associated with great

human and material losses, and this is called the progressive collapse.

It is difficult to predict the amount or probability of such events, and therefore it is not practical and available to design facilities against such events by traditional methods as well as with conventional loads, as design standards at the present time seek to reduce risks and provide a minimum level of control to progressive collapse by incorporating the concept of insensitivity  Establishments for localized damage with design concepts in codes, so the goal is to  control  consequences and  not  take action against the extreme event itself.

The main objective of the research is to test the resistance of the special frames designed according to the Syrian Arab Code on the progressive collapse according to the standards set by DOD by removing columns in specific locations according to the recommendations and evaluating the results.

Published

2023-04-11

How to Cite

1.
عبد الهادي ح, بسـام حويجـة, نزيه منصور. Contribution to the study and evaluation of progressive collapse for an earthquake-resistant RC frame building according to specific vertical load-bearing elements removal . Tuj-eng [Internet]. 2023Apr.11 [cited 2024May2];45(1):371-90. Available from: https://journal.tishreen.edu.sy/index.php/engscnc/article/view/12157