Abstract: Buckling restrained braced frame (BRBF) is a distinct kind of bracing system in which the braces can reach its yield strength under tension and compression. Despite solving many problems of the conventional bracing, residual displacement is still the most disturbing issue caused by its low post yield stiffness. One way to solve this is the use of different steel materials in the steel core from which its name arises as hybrid buckling restrained braced frame (HBRBF). Most of the studies compare the performance of the two systems under far fault earthquakes. This study looks at the effect of the problematic near fault ground motions with its velocity pulses and high frequency content. Non-linear static and dynamic.....
Keywords: Hybrid buckling restrained brace, Near fault, Nonlinear analysis, Residual displacement
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