Investigating and Modeling the Effect of Using High-strength Concrete on the Behavior of Structures During Earthquakes
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https://doi.org/10.5377/nexo.v36i02.17408Keywords:
high strength concrete, earthquake, compressive strength, tensile strengthAbstract
One of the issues that most cities in the world are dealing with is the issue of natural disasters. Therefore, it is necessary to carry out detailed studies to identify the sources of earthquakes with the possibility of producing long-lasting earthquakes in Iran, and the effects of durability on reducing the resistance of structures should be taken into account when designing. This issue may not only cause damage to structures in high-durability earthquakes, but also can lead to their damage in the event of relatively strong aftershocks. Considering the importance of earthquake resistance of buildings in seismic areas, improvement of concrete properties has a special place. Currently, based on the common technology of concrete, the production of concrete with high compressive strength is far from expected to be used for the design of common functional structures.
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