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Study of Effect of Eccentricity on the Linear and Nonlinear Behaviour of RCC Irregular Buildings


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1 Dept. of Civil Engineering, National Institute of Technology, Raipur, India
 

This paper discusses the complex behaviour of asymmetric structures; a study on the influence of variation in eccentricity due to mass asymmetry (using different magnitudes of asymmetry and different magnitudes of mass) on the linear and nonlinear behaviour of structure using response spectrum and static pushover analysis. The study is done using ETABS 9.7.4 software. The study concludes that increase in eccentricity, mainly increases the torsion due to seismic forces and does not have significant effect on the lateral displacement of the structure. This increase depends on both the magnitude of mass and the magnitude of asymmetry.

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Mass Asymmetry, Torsion, Eccentricity, Reinforcement, Nonlinear Behaviour.
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  • Study of Effect of Eccentricity on the Linear and Nonlinear Behaviour of RCC Irregular Buildings

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P. Mary Williams
Dept. of Civil Engineering, National Institute of Technology, Raipur, India
R. K. Tripathi
Dept. of Civil Engineering, National Institute of Technology, Raipur, India

Abstract


This paper discusses the complex behaviour of asymmetric structures; a study on the influence of variation in eccentricity due to mass asymmetry (using different magnitudes of asymmetry and different magnitudes of mass) on the linear and nonlinear behaviour of structure using response spectrum and static pushover analysis. The study is done using ETABS 9.7.4 software. The study concludes that increase in eccentricity, mainly increases the torsion due to seismic forces and does not have significant effect on the lateral displacement of the structure. This increase depends on both the magnitude of mass and the magnitude of asymmetry.

Keywords


Mass Asymmetry, Torsion, Eccentricity, Reinforcement, Nonlinear Behaviour.