Auteur Samali, Bijan
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Samali, Bijan, Auteur ; Mohammed Al Dawod, Auteur ; Kwok, K. C. S. ; Naghdy, Fazel ; Spencer Jr., B. F., Éditeur scientifique |This Paper focuses on the benchmark problem application regarding the vibration control of tall buildings under cross wind excitation. The building under consideration is the 76-story, 306-m tall reinforced concrete office tower proposed for the[...]![]()
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Yang, Jann N., Auteur ; Agrawal, Anil K., Auteur ; Samali, Bijan ; Wu, Jong-Cheng ; Spencer Jr., B. F., Éditeur scientifique |This Paper presents an overview and problem definition of a benchmark problem for the response control of wind-excited tall buildings. The building considered is a 76-story 306 m concrete office tower proposed for the city of Melbourne, Australi[...]![]()
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Mohammed Al Dawod, Auteur ; Samali, Bijan, Auteur ; Kwok, Kenny ; Naghdy, Fazel ; Spencer Jr., B. F., Éditeur scientifique |This Paper focuses on the benchmark control problems for seismically excited nonlinear buildings. The benchmark study focuses on three typical steel structures, 3-, 9-, and 20-story buildings designed for the SAC project for the Los Angeles regi[...]![]()
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Samali, Bijan, Auteur ; Mayol, E., Auteur ; Kwok, K. C. S. ; Mack, A. ; Hitchcock, P. ; Spencer Jr., B. F., Éditeur scientifique |A study has been undertaken on the effectiveness of using liquid column vibration absorbers (LCVAs), in the suppression of wind-induced motion of the 76-story benchmark building. Much work has been undertaken on the behavior of the LCVA on an ex[...]![]()
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Samali, Bijan, Auteur ; Kwok, K. C. S., Auteur ; Wood, G. S. ; Yang, Jann N. ; Spencer Jr., B. F., Éditeur scientifique |This Paper presents an overview of the wind tunnel studies conducted at the boundary layer wind tunnel facility at the University of Sydney to determine across-wind forces acting on the 76-storey 306 m high benchmark building. The Paper briefl[...]


