Seismic and Structural Analysis of Tall Buildings
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This cluster of papers focuses on the structural developments, optimization, and seismic performance of diagrid structural systems in tall buildings. It explores the use of outrigger systems, sustainability considerations, and energy dissipation techniques for high-rise design.
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high-rise buildings; shear walls; inter-story drift; lateral load resistance; base shear; ETABS; response spectrum analysis; buckling-restrained braces; super high-rise buildings; lateral load resisting systems; lateral stiffness; storey displacement; steel plate shear walls; outrigger systems; frame-shear wall structures; storey shear; bracing systems; lateral load distribution; coupled shear walls; irregular buildings; braced frames; special moment resisting frame; vertical irregularity; shear wall placement; structural irregularity
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