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Seismic Vulnerability Assessment of a RC Pedestrian Crossing

The paper addresses the seismic vulnerability assessment of a multi-span footbridge, prone to span unseating due to shorter seat lengths. The structure is representative of a series of pedestrian crossings located in the Southern part of Portugal, a region with a relevant seismicity. A probabilistic...

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Published in:Journal of earthquake engineering : JEE 2020-05, Vol.24 (5), p.727-744
Main Authors: Cismaşiu, Corneliu, Santos, Filipe P. AmaranteDos, Perdigão, Rui A. Da Silva, Bernardo, Vasco M. S., Candeias, Paulo X., Carvalho, Alexandra R., Guerreiro, Luís M. C.
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description The paper addresses the seismic vulnerability assessment of a multi-span footbridge, prone to span unseating due to shorter seat lengths. The structure is representative of a series of pedestrian crossings located in the Southern part of Portugal, a region with a relevant seismicity. A probabilistic approach allows considering the variability of the seismic action and uncertainties in the definition of the material properties and/or structural behavior. Based on incremental dynamic analyses and corresponding fragility curves, it is shown that, for code compliance design acceleration, there is a significant probability that the structure will only suffer minor damage.
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