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http://dx.doi.org/10.5000/EESK.2013.17.6.293

The design considerations of steel braced frame for seismic retrofit through increasing the lateral strength of existing RC buildings  

Ahn, Choong Weon (Korea Infrastructure Safety Corporation)
Yoon, Jeong Hwan (Korea Infrastructure Safety Corporation)
Song, Dong Yub (Korea Infrastructure Safety Corporation)
Chang, Buhm Soo (Korea Infrastructure Safety Corporation)
Min, Chan Gi (Korea Infrastructure Safety Corporation)
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Journal of the Earthquake Engineering Society of Korea / v.17, no.6, 2013 , pp. 293-303 More about this Journal
Abstract
This paper deals with steel braced frame as increasing the lateral strength and ductility in order to seismic retrofit of existing buildings and discusses the designing criteria and calculation method of retrofitted buildings. The addition of steel braced frame can be effective for increasing the lateral strength and ductility of existing buildings. However, There is a problem in utilizing this method. It is the approach to provide an adequate connection between the existing RC frame and the installed steel braced frame, because global strength by failure mode(three type) depends on detail of connection and strength of existing RC frame. So, the designer must be confirmed if it satisfies the required performance or not. Failure mode of type I is the most appropriate for increasing the lateral strength and ductility. Seismic performance evaluation and strength calculation of seismic retrofit are performed by guideline by KISTEC(Korea Infrastructure Safety & Technology)'s "seismic performance evaluation and rehabilitation of existing buildings" and Japan Building Disaster Prevention Association. Buildings are modeled and non-linear pushover analysis are performed using MIDAS program.
Keywords
Seismic retrofit; steel braced frame; existing RC buildings;
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