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Research Article

Displacement-Based Simplified Seismic Loss Assessment of Steel Buildings

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Pages 146-178 | Received 04 Jul 2019, Accepted 03 Jan 2020, Published online: 08 Jun 2020
 
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ABSTRACT

Evaluating losses consequent to damages induced by earthquakes has become one main paradigm in seismic performance assessment. Within this context, this paper explores a simplified seismic loss assessment methodology for steel structures that utilises displacement-based assessment in place of non-linear dynamic analyses. To this end, two case studies have been considered: (i) an archetype existing single-storey non-residential building, (ii) a prototype new multi-story residential building. Comparing results obtained using the fully probabilistic and the simplified displacement-based assessment methodologies allows the benefits of the simplified method to be highlighted. Possible difficulties encountered in applying the simplified method are also identified.

Acknowledgments

The research for this paper was undertaken through the support of the RELUIS-DPC 2014–2018 project, funded by the Italian Department for Civil Protection. Support from the University of Pavia to the last two authors is also gratefully acknowledged.

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