Steel structures are widely used for their high strength‐to‐weight ratio, flexibility in architectural design, ease of prefabrication, and rapid construction, which make them a preferred choice for both low‐rise and high‐rise buildings. However, dual systems incorporating steel moment‐resisting frames (MRFs) with buckl...
Farzin Kazemi, N. Asgarkhani, R. Jankowski· ce/papers· 0 citations
Steel structures with infill masonry walls (IMWs) are common in residential and commercial buildings, where the infill is often treated as non‐structural but in reality, has a significant impact on overall behaviour. IMWs contribute additional stiffness and strength, particularly under lateral loads, but they also intr...
N. Asgarkhani, Farzin Kazemi, Gabriele Milani et al.· ce/papers· 0 citations
Steel beam‐to‐column connections play a critical role in the overall seismic performance of steel structures, as they transfer the forces and show ductile behavior during lateral loading. Enhancing these connections through innovative retrofitting strategies can significantly improve structural resilience and reduce da...
Farzin Kazemi, Neda Asgarkhani, M. Fragiadakis et al.· ce/papers· 0 citations
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