Stability of High Rise Buildings

Abstract

Stability of High Rise Buildings The process of designing high-rise buildings have changed over the past years. In the most recent years it is not unusual to model full three-dimensional finite element models of the buildings. This due to the increased computational power and more advanced software. However, these models produce huge amount of data and results where possible errors are easily overlooked, especially if the model is big and complex. If the engineer is not careful and have a lack of knowledge of structural behaviour and finite element modelling, it is easy to just accept the results without critical thoughts.

Conclusion

It is not a simple task to determine which of the stabilization system that is most effective because there appears to be no universal solution to meet all possible requirements that may arise. Some systems are best suited taking into account certain factors, but has disadvantages over others.