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Eric Hines

  • Host, What's Cookin' - CRN/Cable Radio Network
  • None, WNMC-FM
  • None, WNMC-FM
Traverse City, United States
Hourly podcast from WNMC: Small Town Station - World Class Radio 90.7FM
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Parametric Collapse Performance of Low-Ductility Concentrically Braced Frames with Reserve Capacity

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By Cameron Bradley, Eric Hines, Larry A. Fahnestock
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Downloaded 0 times Technical Papers Abstract In moderate-seismic regions, cost-effective steel building design solutions such as the R=3 and ordinary concentrically braced frame (OCBF) systems do not consistently provide reliable life-safety protection. The collapse performance behaviors of these systems are not thoroughly substantiated by experimental or historical evidence.
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Full-Scale Cyclic Rotation and Shear-Load Testing of Double Web with Top and Seat Angle Beam-Column Connections

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By Thierry Béland, Robert Tremblay, Eric Hines, Larry A. Fahnestock
| ascelibrary.org
Downloaded 0 times Technical Papers Abstract Partially restrained beam-column connections such as bolted double web with top and seat angle connections can be used in the gravity load system of steel buildings to develop secondary moment frame action and enhance seismic collapse prevention.
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Rotational Capacity of Bolted Double-Web-Angle Beam-Column Gravity Connections through Full-Scale Experimental Testing

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By Thierry Béland, Robert Tremblay, Eric Hines, Larry A. Fahnestock
| ascelibrary.org
Downloaded 0 times Technical Papers Abstract Double-web-angle beam–column connections are used extensively for gravity framing in steel buildings. Although they are designed to resist shear and to allow rotation, they still possess moment capacity that may contribute to lateral resistance, particularly in extreme-load scenarios.
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