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Published: Građevinar 75 (2023) 6
Paper type: Subject review
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Damage assessment, fragility, and vulnerability analysis of reinforced concrete building

Radomir Folić, Miloš Čokić, Boris Folić, Zoran Brujić

Abstract

In addition to a concise literature review, this study presents a comparative analysis of reinforced concrete (RC) buildings through damage index (DI) analysis using different methodologies. The seismic response of a five-story RC frame system building, designed in accordance with the EN structural Eurocodes, was analysed through fragility and vulnerability assessments. The Park–Ang methodology was used in the analysis for determining DI and its parameters. Nonlinear static analysis (NSA) and nonlinear dynamic analyses (NDA) were performed, and the fragility and vulnerability curves were constructed using the obtained results and processed through statistical analysis. The results were calculated using four different DI models: the DIPA model using both the NSA and NDA results (M1), modified DIPA model using both the NSA and NDA results (M2), DIPA model using the NSA results (M3), and modified DIPA model using the NSA results (M4).

Keywords
RC framed building, seismic nonlinear analyses, damage index assessment, fragility, vulnerability

HOW TO CITE THIS ARTICLE:

Folić, R., Čokić, M., Folić, B., Brujić, Z.: Damage assessment, fragility, and vulnerability analysis of reinforced concrete building, GRAĐEVINAR, 75 (2023) 6, pp. 591-606, doi: https://doi.org/10.14256/JCE.3623.2022

OR:

Folić, R., Čokić, M., Folić, B., Brujić, Z. (2023). Damage assessment, fragility, and vulnerability analysis of reinforced concrete building, GRAĐEVINAR, 75 (6), 591-606, doi: https://doi.org/10.14256/JCE.3623.2022

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Authors:
Folić Radomir WEB2
Radomir Folić
University of Novi Sad
Faculty of Technical Sciences
Department of Civil Engineering
Milos Cokic WEB
Miloš Čokić
Termoenergo Inženjering, Serbia
Boris Folic WEB
Boris Folić
University of Belgrade, Serbia
Innovation Centre
Faculty of Mechanical Engineering
Zoran Brujic WEB
Zoran Brujić
University of Novi Sad, Serbia
Faculty of Technical Sciences