Title of article
PERFORMANCE-BASED OPTIMIZATION and SEISMIC COLLAPSE SAFETY ASSESSMENT OF STEEL MOMENT FRAMES
Author/Authors
Danesh, M Department of Civil Engineering - Urmia University, Urmia , Gholizadeh, S Department of Civil Engineering - Urmia University, Urmia , Gheyratmand, C Department of Civil Engineering - Urmia University, Urmia
Pages
16
From page
483
To page
498
Abstract
The main aim of the present study is to optimize steel moment frames in the framework of
performance-based design and to assess the seismic collapse capacity of the optimal
structures. In the first phase of this study, four well-known metaheuristic algorithms are
employed to achieve the optimization task. In the second phase, the seismic collapse safety
of the obtained optimal designs is evaluated by conducting incremental dynamic analysis
and generating fragility curves. Three illustrative examples including 3-, 6-, and 12-story
steel moment frames are presented. The numerical results demonstrate that all the
performance-based optimal designs obtained by the metahuristic algorithms are of
acceptable collapse margin ratio.
Keywords
structural optimization , performance-based design , incremental dynamic analysis , collapse margin ratio , steel moment frame
Journal title
Astroparticle Physics
Serial Year
2019
Record number
2491143
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