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Physical Damage-Measured Response Correlation for Nonstructural Components Tested under Multi-Hazard (Earthquake and Fire) Demands in the CFS10 Building
This paper is the second of a set presented within the session: Findings from the CFS10 Multi-Hazard Test Program. The emphasis within this article is to highlight correlations between physical damage to nonstructural components and systems with measured response during a suite of 18 earthquake test
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