Seismic Performance Analysis of PEC Structures
Advances in Research · pp. 365–371 · Published 30 Jul 2024
10.9734/air/2024/v25i41114Abstract
Partially-Encased Composite Steel and Concrete Members (PEC members for short) consists of H-shaped cross-section of the main steel and concrete filling between the flange and the web, compared with the pure steel structure, the PEC structure has the advantages of high stiffness, high bearing capacity, good fire resistance and so on. The arrival of an earthquake may cause damage to building structures. The use of PEC structures can effectively improve their bearing capacity and seismic performance, and the method of post earthquake repair is relatively easier and more economical. In recent years, PEC components have been gradually popularized and applied in building structures.
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