Explores the capacity design of reinforced concrete walls in seismic engineering, emphasizing flexural and shear design principles.
Examines the relationship between different ductilities in seismic engineering, highlighting their significance in structural elements.
Explores the failure modes of URM structures, covering in-plane and out-of-plane mechanisms, seismic aspects, and strength capacity.
Covers seismic design fundamentals, including failure modes, capacity design, and displacement-based evaluation of structures.
Covers the capacity design of reinforced concrete walls and structures, emphasizing stability, reinforcement design, and seismic engineering.
Explains the plastic hinge method for estimating inelastic deformation capacity in structural elements, focusing on flexural deformations and providing good approximations.
Explores the plastic hinge method, moment-curvature analysis, and force-displacement response construction in structures.
Explores the response and design of inelastic SDOF systems under seismic forces, including force capacity, displacement ductility, and shear strength estimation.
Covers the capacity design of reinforced concrete walls in 10 steps, emphasizing overstrength and ductility.
Explores curvature, inflection points, and angular functions in plane curves, highlighting the importance of inflection points.
