Joint Strengthening is a structural retrofitting technique that enhances the load-carrying capacity and deformation performance of beam-column connections in existing buildings through the addition of supplementary materials or components to improve overall seismic resilience.
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University of Tehran
Tehran, Iran
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Shanghai, China
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Rasht, Iran
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