Cost-Effective Retrofitting Strategy for Limited Ductile Reinforced Concrete Buildings in Australia

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27 Aug 2019

Reinforced concrete buildings are common in Australia and have been commonly designed with little to no ductility. This poster presents a methodology to assess the potential vulnerability of buildings in seismic conditions and the need of retrofitting

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earthquake
mitigation

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Dr Elisa Lumantarna
End-user
elu@unimelb.edu.au
Prof Nelson Lam
Researcher
ntkl@unimelb.edu.au
Dr Hing Ho Tsang
Researcher
htsang@swin.edu.au
Prof John Wilson
Researcher
JWilson@swin.edu.au
Prof Emad Gad
Researcher
egad@swin.edu.au

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