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Seismic fragility functions for Portuguese RC precast buildings

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Correction to Seismic fragility functions for Portuguese RC precast buildings (Bulletin of Earthquake Engineering, (2021), 19, 15, (6573-6590), 10.1007s10518-020-0.pdfCorrection to: Bulletin of Earthquake Engineering https:// doi. org/ 10. 1007/ s10518- 020- 01007-7 In the original paper, Tables 5 and 6 were used to summarize the statistics of the fragility curves derived for the Portuguese RC Precast Buildings, namely the mean and the standard deviation. However, the values presented respects the mean and variance, not standard deviation. In this regard, the following tables replace the original ones:304.16 KBAdobe PDF Download

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Fragility functions are fundamental for the assessment of seismic safety of structures or the loss assessment of a portfolio of assets. The present paper describes a procedure to derive fragility functions representative of Portuguese reinforced concrete precast buildings. This goal was achieved following an analytical methodology considering the result of hundreds of nonlinear static analyses, whose building models reflect both mechanical and geometrical characteristics of the Portuguese industrial building stock. Considering the specificities of this typology, and in particular the connections between the structural members, a recently developed macro-element was employed, which enables the explicit simulation of friction and dowel mechanisms. The fragility analyses considered both structural and non-structural limit states, and the findings indicate a poor seismic performance, even under low seismic demand.

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Sousa, R., Batalha, N., Silva, V. et al. Seismic fragility functions for Portuguese RC precast buildings. Bull Earthquake Eng 19, 6573–6590 (2021). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10518-020-01007-7

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