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Hybrid simulation of a partial‐strength steel–concrete composite moment‐resisting frame equipped with hysteretic replaceable beam splices

Description

This dataset contains the data of a seismic response assessment of a steel–concrete moment-resisting frame (MRF) equipped with special dissipative replaceable components (DRCs): the dissipative replaceable beam splices (DRBeS), which combine large energy dissipation with ease of replacement. A six-storey building prototype in the laboratory by means of Hybrid testing. The structural scheme was endowed with a hybrid lateral-resisting system characterized by two-span MRFs equipped with DRBeS. The span length was 4.275 m with an inter-storey height of 3.5 m. The structural steel was selected to be S355 for all the elements, but for the fuse plates of the DRBeS, that were made of S235.

In detail the dataset contains all the data recorded during the hybrid tests in three different limit state conditions:

  • Damage limitation (DL)
  • Significant damage (SD)
  • Near collapse (NC)

Different sensor types were used, i.e. load cells measure the loads applied by the horizontal actuators, strain gauges, displacement transducers and inclinometers.

This work was carried out with a financial grant from the Research Fund for Coal and Steel of the European Union, within the DISSIPABLE project: ‘Fully dissipative and easily repairable devices for resilient buildings with composite steel–concrete structures’, Grant No. 800699-RFCS-2017.

 

KeywordsHybrid testingSteel–concrete composite structureSeismic performanceEase of replacementHysteretic componentLow-damage components

Experiment Type

Hybrid test

Monotonic test

Experiment Scale

Full scale

How to Cite

When using these data, please cite both the original experimental study (Andreotti et al., 2022) and the dataset (Tondini et al., 2024), and acknowledge the Built Environment Data (BED) Experiments service (Shahnazaryan et al., 2024).

Suggested wording

“This study uses experimental data from the tests reported by Andreotti et al. (2022), available in the dataset published by Tondini et al. (2024) through the Built Environment Data (BED) Experiments service (Shahnazaryan et al., 2024).”

Original experimental study

Andreotti, R.; Giuliani, G.; Tondini, N.; Bursi, O. S. (2022). “Hybrid simulation of a partial‐strength steel–concrete composite moment‐resisting frame endowed with hysteretic replaceable beam splices.” Earthquake Engineering & Structural Dynamics, 52, 51–70. https://doi.org/10.1002/eqe.3744

Dataset

Tondini, N.; Andreotti, R.; Bursi, O.; Giuliani, G. (2024). “Hybrid simulation of a partial‐strength steel–concrete composite moment‐resisting frame equipped with hysteretic replaceable beam splices.” Built Environment Data (BED): Experiments, Version 1. https://doi.org/10.60756/unitn-zbua48i530

Platform

Shahnazaryan, D.; Pinho, R.; Crowley, H.; O’Reilly, G. J. (2024). “The Built Environment Data platform for experimental test data in earthquake engineering.” Earthquake Engineering & Structural Dynamics, 53, 4627–4640. https://doi.org/10.1002/eqe.4231


Dataset Facility


Year of Experiment

2020


Date Added

2026-06-17





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