The Pushover Analysis, explained in its Simplicity
1 The Pushover Analysis, explained in its Simplicity Rahul Leslie1, Assistant Director, Buildings Design, DRIQ Board, Kerala PWD, Trivandrum. Introduction One of the emerging fields in seismic design of structures is the Performance Based Design.
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