NONLINEAR BEHAVIOR AND FRAGILITY ASSESSMENT OF MULTI-STORY CONFINED MASONRY WALLS UNDER CYCLIC LOADS
International Journal of Civil Engineering and Technology (IJCIET) • 2016
Publication Information
Authors
Mohamed Said and Mosaad El-Diasity, Osama KamalHussein OkailAssistant Professor, Civil Eng. Dept.,
Keywords
Confined Masonry, Seismic Behavior, Cyclic loading and
Fragility
Journal
International Journal of Civil Engineering and Technology (IJCIET)
Publisher
IAEME
Volume
7
Issue
1
Pages
113-127
publication.type
International
Paper Link
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Supplementary Materials
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Abstract
This paper presents numerical study analysis and the results of confined
masonry walls. The studied parameters were number of bays, number of
stories, and openings of walls. It was showed that the window opening could
reduce the lateral capacity of the solid by ranges of 7-27% for one bay wall,
6-30% for two bay walls, and 11-26% for three bays wall. The door opening
could reduce the solid wall capacity by ranges of 11-42% for one bay wall,
13-49% for two bay walls, and 23-44% for three bays wall. This paper
presents the most significant contributions in the field of vulnerability
assessment. It is shown that methodology is very useful for assessing the
seismic vulnerability of confined masonry structures for estimating the cyclic
load induced economic losses based on an engineering demand parameter
closely related to structural damage.
masonry walls. The studied parameters were number of bays, number of
stories, and openings of walls. It was showed that the window opening could
reduce the lateral capacity of the solid by ranges of 7-27% for one bay wall,
6-30% for two bay walls, and 11-26% for three bays wall. The door opening
could reduce the solid wall capacity by ranges of 11-42% for one bay wall,
13-49% for two bay walls, and 23-44% for three bays wall. This paper
presents the most significant contributions in the field of vulnerability
assessment. It is shown that methodology is very useful for assessing the
seismic vulnerability of confined masonry structures for estimating the cyclic
load induced economic losses based on an engineering demand parameter
closely related to structural damage.
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