Evaluating the Progressive Collaps in Moment Frame and Braced Frame

Progressive Collaps is a phenomenon in which a partial damage or local breakdown or initial local failure from one element to another causes a collapse in the whole structure or a large part of the structure. Due to the fact that the behavior of structures in the progressive failure can be related to various factors, such as how the loads are transferred to the nodes, the type of connections and their behavior can be very effective in the progressive Collaps of the structure. Therefore, the study of the effect of the type of connection in the progressive Collaps of the structures can demonstrate the performance of the Resistant systems of the structural steel well. To investigate this issue, steel structures, structures with a number of floors 5, 8, 10, 15 with a folding backrest system whose fittings are tight and fitted with a simple frame system whose joints are articulated, loaded and designed based on SAP2000 software. By analyzing the time history of the models, it is determined that the number of seismic responses, including the amount of lateral displacement of the classes, the base cut, the internal force of the columns, and the expansion of the failure in the structures in the use of the bending frame and the bracing frame relative to Different. It should be noted that the axial, shear and flexural forces of the elements in the frames are more than the frames, and based on the position of the column removal, it is different. Therefore, it can be said that the values of internal forces in the bending frame are more than the bracing and the amount of vertical displacement and less than the bracing frame.