| Vol. - No. | Vol.1 - No.3 |
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| Date | Sep., 2012 |
| Title | State of Practice of Performance-Based Seismic Design in Korea |
| Author | Dong-Hun Lee, Taejin Kim+, Jong-Ho Kim, and Dae-Eon Kang |
| Institutions | Chang Minwoo Structural Consultants, Seoul, Korea |
| Abstract |
Today, a great effort to develop PBSD procedure to be utilized in Korea is given by domestic structural engineers, academics, and governmental organizations. After Great East Japan Earthquake (2011) took place, lots of clients in Korea became to concern of their buildings so that requests of seismic performance evaluation and seismic rehabilitation for existing buildings have been gradually increased. Such interests in seismic events initiated a rapid development of a series of guidelines for seismic performance evaluation and seismic performance enhancement. For new buildings, however, design guidelines for PBSD are yet well prepared in Korea and prescriptive design methods are dominant design procedure still. Herein, seismicity demands used in seismic performance evaluation and some important design parameters in NLRH are introduced. Some project examples for seismic performance evaluation and rehabilitation applying passive energy dissipation devices are also described in the latter part of paper. |
| Keyword | Performance-Based Seismic Design (PBSD), Seismic performance evaluation, Seismic rehabilitation, Non-Linear Response History (NLRH) Analysis, Passive energy dissipation device |
| PP. | PP.195~201 |
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