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K. S. Satyanarayanan
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Analytical and experimental study on web-crippling behaviour of cold-formed C-section with and without FRP wrap**
Cold-formed sections are widely employed in steel construction because they are lighter and more economical than traditional hot-rolled members. The simple accessibility and reasonable cost of high-quality, lo...
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Analytical and experimental study on reinforced concrete arch by photoelasticity technique
Today the provision of arches has become a very common technique to give the structure stability as well as increasing its beauty, an arch is a curved structure that spans a space and may or may not support we...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
High Energy Absorbent Sustainable Concrete Element From Used Tin Cans
Large quantities of solid wastes are being generated worldwide which lead to environmental concerns. One such major component is tin cans. Utilization of tin cans wastes in making building construction materia...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
Thermal Performance of Reinforced Concrete Column with Different Loading Conditions
Design and development of fire resistant building structure is essential to prevent the building from the fire accident. Thus, in recent decade, researchers have intend to analysis thermal resistance of the re...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
Progressive Collapse Analysis of Reinforced Concrete Asymmetrical Vertical Frames
This paper presents the correlation behaviour of a two-dimensional, two-bay five-storey vertical asymmetrical prototype building frame under a corner and middle column removal at the ground floor level using f...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
The Behaviour of Seven-Storey Infilled RC Frame with Opening in Infill—An Analytical Study
The seven-storey reinforced concrete infilled frame model is designed by scaling down the real dimension of the model to ¼ scale down model. This model is designed with opening in the masonry infill part at th...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
Reduction of Pores and Water Absorption of Coconut Shell Aggregate on Treatments
Two different treatments are given to coconut shell (CS) aggregate to enhance its quality. Slaked lime (SL) and sago flour (SF) are the two materials used and treated in CS. In this study, ten discrete types o...
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Comparative Study on Seismic Performance of Steel Diagrid Structures with and Without Dampers
The quick development of the urban populace and confinement of accessible land creates roots in the development of high-rise buildings in recent days. In the case of tall buildings, the lateral loads create co...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
Analytical Investigation of Infilled Frames with Openings Under Static Loading
The structural Reinforced Concrete (RC) Frames with brick masonry infill are extensively utilized in numerous structures. The infill walls interact with the surrounding frames, absorb energy, modify the intern...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
Analytical Investigation on Progressive Collapse of 3-D Reinforced Concrete Frames Under High Temperature
Progressive collapse is one of the major concerns in high-rise buildings. Collapse of a single element will trigger complete failure of the building. The study under fire conditions helps to understand the str...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
Behaviour of Seven-Storey Reinforced Concrete Frames with Infill and Interfaces Under Static Load
Construction of tall buildings is most common in this twentieth century. Technological development and the modern equipment have reduced the complications in design, analysis and construction of these structur...
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Durability properties of treated coconut shell-used concrete for sustainability
The absorption capacity of coconut shell (CS) aggregates is 20–25% absorption due to their inherent porosity. Hence, if CS is treated, there are chances of reducing its porosity from 2.370 to 0.315% and, in tu...
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Artificial neural network prediction of window openings and positions in reinforced concrete infilled frames with pneumatic interface
Energy consumption is consecutively increasing nowadays in residential sectors. So as to overcome this issue, window openings are provided in the masonry units. The window openings will diminish the energy con...
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Assessment of chloride ion penetrability and compressive strength prediction in concrete with treated coconut shell aggregates using experimental and ANN approaches
Coconut shell (CS) aggregates are naturally porous, allowing them to absorb up to 20–24%. However, treating the CS may decrease its porosity, potentially leading to a reduced penetrability of chloride ions in ...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
Analytical Behavior of Optimum Position of Multi-level Outriggers in RCC Frames
This research aims to determine the optimum position of single-level, double-level, and multi-level outriggers for 10, 15, and 20 stories at 30, 45, and 60 m in height, respectively. A network of connected she...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
Analysis and Experimental Feasibility Study on Bio-mimicked Non-developable Shell Model
A dome structure is known for its energy efficiency, which generally does not require much internal support. Stability of the dome structure is much higher than that of the conventional structure, which is why...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
Study the Interaction Behaviour of Integrated Infilled Frames with Interface Materials
High-rise or multi-storey buildings are more prevalent in urban regions because of industrialisation and population concentration. Multi-storey concrete buildings always have infill masonry walls in framed con...
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A review of performance evaluation of RC-infilled frames under earthquake scenarios
Generally, reinforced concrete buildings are constructed with frames, where walls are made with or without infills, sometimes with partial infills. These infills act as partitions separating the rooms, providi...
