Abstract 3D concrete printing (3DCP) is the additive manufacturing (AM) with the use of
cementitious materials. It is a layer-by-layer new construction method which can provide …

Rocking motion is sensitive to the boundary and initial conditions of a rocking structure,
making experiments nonrepeatable. Thus, the claims that numerical rocking motion models …

Additive manufacturing can be used for the construction of small-scale specimens that are
useful for the understanding of the seismic behavior of conventionally constructed masonry …

This paper presents the shake table test results of a novel system for the design of precast
reinforced concrete bridges. The specimen comprises a slab and four precast columns. The …

Global level assumptions of numerical models have received relatively less attention, but
have been indicated to be a major source of error in numerical modeling of Reinforced …

In earthquake engineering, structural models are validated by performing a time history
analysis and comparing its maximum to the maximum response obtained by a shake table …

Conventional validation of analytical and numerical models in Earthquake Engineering
involves the comparison of numerically simulated response time histories to experimentally …

Experimental investigations are crucial in civil engineering, particularly in understanding
complex structural behaviours. A common challenge faced by these investigations is linked …

Wire Arc Additive Manufacturing (WAAM) is a robot-controlled welding process used to build
up three-dimensional structures in steel, which may be unfeasible to manufacture using …

A framework for small scale modeling of RC structures that helps understanding their
seismic behavior is discussed in this paper. The framework includes testing of small scale …