Abstract

This study investigates the seismic response of a G+14 steel frame building with composite columns using fluid viscous dampers. The effectiveness of these dampers is assessed through analysis employing the Equivalent Static Method, Response Spectrum Method, and Time History Analysis in ETABS. Results indicate a significant 40–60% reduction in displacement and storey drift, underscoring the efficacy of fluid viscous dampers in enhancing structural resilience. This research underscores the importance of innovative damping systems in mitigating seismic risks in tall steel buildings.

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