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Evaluation of the response modification coefficient and collapse potential of special concentrically braced frames

Hsiao et al., 2013

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1283320724852657627
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Hsiao P
Lehman D
Roeder C
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Earthquake engineering & structural dynamics

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Special concentrically braced frames (SCBFs) are commonly used for seismic design of buildings. Their large elastic stiffness and strength efficiently sustains the seismic demands during smaller, more frequent earthquakes. During large, infrequent earthquakes, SCBFs …
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