Optimization of Fluid Viscous Damper Diagonal & Combined Bracing Arrangement in G+9 RCC Structure

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earthquake event is changeable by nature, which has the capacity make devastating operational damage to a structure and collapse in due course which leads the huge loss of life and huge structure property loss. Because of this, much realization has initiated by many researchers for the progress of structural rheostat techniques such as passive controlling and active controlling system which are associated in the systems of Tuned Mass Damper, Fluid Viscous Dampers, Base Isolation inhibiters etc. In this study an experimentation has been carried by in view of G+9 reinforced concrete structure with in the proliferation of quake analysis in SAP-2000. The G+9 RCC structure has been analyzed by means of the connection of fluid viscous dampers situated at numerous patterns in two various systems such as diagonal bracing and combined bracing system by a total of 30 types has been espoused by trial based in various stimulating patterns. The efficiency of that analyzed structural models had better be clearly pragmatic by means of the resultant structural performances, for instance lateral displacement, energy dissipation, storey drift and base response etc. The finest optimum arrangement of fluid viscous dampers had recommended to use for seismic response resistant structure for vibrating control system.

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Baikhan, S., Karunakar, D., Mallikarjuna Rao, G., & Praveen, O. (2022). Optimization of Fluid Viscous Damper Diagonal & Combined Bracing Arrangement in G+9 RCC Structure. In IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental Science (Vol. 1086). Institute of Physics. https://doi.org/10.1088/1755-1315/1086/1/012024

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