Covers the capacity design of reinforced concrete walls and structures, emphasizing stability, reinforcement design, and seismic engineering.
Explores the capacity design of reinforced concrete walls in seismic engineering, emphasizing flexural and shear design principles.
Explains the plastic hinge method for estimating inelastic deformation capacity in structural elements, focusing on flexural deformations and providing good approximations.
Examines the relationship between different ductilities in seismic engineering, highlighting their significance in structural elements.
Explores the challenges of force-based design in seismic engineering, focusing on effective stiffness estimation and the implications for seismic design.
Explores the plastic hinge method, moment-curvature analysis, and force-displacement response construction in structures.
Explores seismic capacity assessment, including the plastic hinge method, force-based design shortcomings, and retrofit strategies.
Delves into seismic engineering basics, covering plastic hinge analysis, force-based design issues, and displacement evaluation methods.
Discusses criteria for determining the level of intervention in structures, emphasizing functionality, seismic risk, and past experiences.
