Prefabricated steel structures for low-rise buildings in seismic areas (Precasteel)

A. Braconi; A. Osta; A. dall'Asta; G. Leoni; S. Möller; B. Hoffmeister; S.A. Karamanos; G. Varelis; E. Alderighi; C. Coscetti; W. Salvatore; J. Gracia; E. Bayo; R. Mallardo; L. Bianco; P. Filipuzzi; D. Vasilikis; P. Tsintzos; S. Estanislau; J. Lobo; Petr Hradil; Ludovic Fülöp

doi:10.2777/5499

Prefabricated steel structures for low-rise buildings in seismic areas (Precasteel)

A. Braconi, A. Osta, A. dall'Asta, G. Leoni, S. Möller, B. Hoffmeister, S.A. Karamanos, G. Varelis, E. Alderighi, C. Coscetti, W. Salvatore, J. Gracia, E. Bayo, R. Mallardo, L. Bianco, P. Filipuzzi, D. Vasilikis, P. Tsintzos, S. Estanislau, J. LoboPetr Hradil, Ludovic Fülöp

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Low-rise buildings are used for industrial and commercial activities. Most of these buildings are built by prefabricated-concrete elements characterised by low efficiency of connections and a lower ductility performance when subjected to earthquake loading. The proposal aim is defining prefabricated steel solutions for single-storey and low-rise buildings in earthquake-prone areas for industrial and commercial activities. The selection of structural solutions is performed via statistical analyses in different European countries about solutions requested by the market. Industrial and commercial solutions are optimised in terms of structural performance and of construction costs and two of those (technologically advance and high-performing) are experimentally tested. The solution selected for commercial activities is a dissipative device working in series with prefabricated RC-Wall and pendulum steel-structure. The solution selected for industrial activities is a warehousing system using cold-formed profiles acting compositely with ribbed steel sheeting as girder web.

Original language	English
Publisher	European Commission EC
Number of pages	184
ISBN (Electronic)	978-92-79-29011-4
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.2777/5499
Publication status	Published - 2013
MoE publication type	D4 Published development or research report or study

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Series	EU Publications
Number	EUR 25871 EN

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PRECASTEEL: Prefabricated steel structures for low-rise buildings in seismic areas
Fülöp, L.
1/07/07 → 1/07/16
Project: EU project

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Braconi, A., Osta, A., dall'Asta, A., Leoni, G., Möller, S., Hoffmeister, B., Karamanos, S. A., Varelis, G., Alderighi, E., Coscetti, C., Salvatore, W., Gracia, J., Bayo, E., Mallardo, R., Bianco, L., Filipuzzi, P., Vasilikis, D., Tsintzos, P., Estanislau, S., ... Fülöp, L. (2013). Prefabricated steel structures for low-rise buildings in seismic areas (Precasteel). European Commission EC. EU Publications No. EUR 25871 EN https://doi.org/10.2777/5499

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