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Seismic performance

Seismic performance

Seismic performance

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Hi, My question is "How can I make a seismic performance analysis for a building(simple one)?"
Until now I modeled the building, loads, 3 time history functions(longitudinal, transversal and vertical series for the same earthquake)and in the end I made a modal analysis.
What should I change in a 'future' 2-nd analysis in order to compare with the 1-st analysis?The material properties?The damping?
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Come on...No one has no ideea?Opinions?

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what program do you use and what version?

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I use SAP2000 v.8.12

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