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PsD Test on Four-Story R/C Building Designed According to Eurocodes

Negro, P., Pinto, A., Verzeletti, G., and Magonette, G. E.
Journal of Structural Engineering, Vol. 122, No. 12, December 1996, pp. 1409-1417

Abstract:
An experimental program was conducted on a four-story full-scale reinforced concrete building designed as a ductility class “high” structure in accordance with Eurocodes 2 and 8. The activity was defined as part of a cooperative research program by the European Association of Structural Mechanics Laboratories. The pseudodynamic tests were conducted for a serviceability-level and high-level earthquake—1.5 times the reference accelerogram. The results of the pseudodynamic tests are presented. General conclusions about the performance of the structure are drawn, with attention paid to the effects of the adoption of the new high-strength B500 Tempcore steel. The results make it possible to discuss the influence of the modeling parameters to be used in predicting the behavior of this class of structures. Effects such as the pullout and the slippage of the bars in the joints, or the participation of the slab to the global stiffness were found to play a fundamental role.

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Dear CiVILEANs,
I would like to ask for a paper about seismic design of communications tower, the name of the paper is:

Seismic Design of Communications Towers
Mark W. Fantozzi, P.E., SE, M.ASCE
Structures Congress 2006: 1-2.
Abstract | PDF (113 KB)

I would appreciate if anyone could share, thanks in advance! Grin

Joint effects on the behaviour of transmission towers

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Analysis of Flexible Transmission Lines

Authors:
by Alain H. Peyrot, M.ASCE, (Prof. of Civ. and Environmental Engrg., Univ. of Wisconsin, Madison, Wisc.) and Alain M. Goulois, (Research Engr., Electricite de France, Paris, France)

Abstract:
An iterative numerical procedure has been developed to analyze flexible transmission lines of arbitrary configuration. Conductors, ground, or guy wires are included as cable elements interconnected at linear or nonlinear supports. A single efficient subroutine determines the cable elements end forces, geometrics, and tangent stiffness matrices. Convergence of the procedure is very rapid as documented by two computer programs. Examples including broken conductors, unbalanced ice loads, longitudinal, or diagonal wind are presented. The procedure is absolutely general and can be extended to two-dimensional analyses of cable nets.

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Probabilistic Design of Transmission Line Structure

Authors:
John D. Mozer1; Alain H. Peyrot, Members, ASCE2; and Anthony M. DiGioia, F. ASCE3

Abstract:
For many years, electric transmission line structures in the U.S. have been designed in accordance with the minimum load and strength requirements given in the National Electrical Safety Code (NESC). Transmission line designers have recognized certain deficiencies in the NESC and usually specify increased design loading requirements based on conditions in local service areas. This practice has led to a lack of uniformity in design criteria for transmission line structures in the U.S. and points to the need for a uniform design approach based on probabilistic concepts. A load and resistance factor design format is recommended in which the design factors are probability‐based. The design point method for reliability analysis is reviewed and a computer program which applies this method to transmission line structures is described. A calibration example is presented which illustrates the use of this program for establishing the level of reliability in an existing structure and the corresponding design factors. It is concluded that the methodology is quite suitable for application to transmission line structures and that sufficient data are available for determining the required design factors

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Design Method of a Hanger System for Long-Span Suspension Bridge

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Stress Spikes in Pin and Hanger System of Truss Bridge

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Investigation of a Cracked Hanger Plate Weld

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Electrical Transmission and Substation Structures 2009

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by Marlon W. Vogt, P.E.

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Proceedings of the 2009 Electrical Transmission and Substation Structures Conference, held in Fort Worth, Texas, November 8-12, 2009. Sponsored by Electrical Transmission Structures Committee of the Structural Engineering Institute of ASCE.
This collection contains 45 papers on engineering issues regarding the structures used by the electric utility industry. Topics include loadings, analysis and design, foundations, substation design, applied technology, and case studies.

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Luca de Sanctis and Alessandro Mandolini : Bearing Capacity of Piled Rafts on Soft Clay Soils
Journal of Geotechnical and Geoenvironmental Engineering, Volume 132, Issue 12 (December 2006)

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