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System Reliability Updating of Fatigue-Induced Sequential Failures
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: Many structural systems are subjected to the risk of fatigue-induced failures caused by repeated loading during their service. For effective management of such risk, it is essential to estimate the reliability of a structure ...
Risk Analysis of Fatigue-Induced Sequential Failures by Branch-and-Bound Method Employing System Reliability Bounds
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: Various types of structural systems are often subjected to the risk of fatigue-induced failures. If a structure does not have an adequate level of structural redundancy, local failures may initiate sequential failures and ...
Fragility Analysis of Space Reinforced Concrete Frame Structures with Structural Irregularity in Plan
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: Because significant damages to structures having structural irregularity in their plans were repeatedly observed during many past earthquakes, there have been great research efforts to evaluate their seismic vulnerability. ...
Seismic Vulnerability of Reinforced Concrete Frame Structures: Obtaining Plan or Vertical Mass Irregularity from Structure Use Change
Publisher: ASCE
Abstract: Changes in a structure’s use can have a significant impact on distribution of live loads, both in the plan and elevation of a building. Unevenly distributed live loads can introduce variations in mass, causing irregularities ...