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Theory and Application of Experimental Model Analysis in Earthquake Engineering

This report summarizes part of a four year study on the feasibility and limitations of a small scale model studies in earthquake engineering and practice. The emphasis is placed on dynamic modeling theory, a study of mechanical properties of model materials, development of suitable model construction techniques and an evaluation of the accuracy of prototype response prediction through model case studies on components and simple structures. Steel and Reinforced concrete structures are considered in this study.

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Note:- Few pages ( to be speciffic Document page # 132, 137, 138, 140, 186, 194, 217& 223) are damaged and donot view properly.

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