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A Study on Additional Dynamic Effects after Members' Failure: Mechanism and Design Applications

Regular anti-collapse analyses with dynamic factors to adjust static results are often not accurate enough. To solve this problem, theory of additional dynamic effects after members' failure (known as F-ADE) is discussed in this presented work with a study of two important parameters to reveal its mechanism. Theory of F-ADE explains why and how the results of regular anti-collapse analyses go inaccurate. Several safety measures for structure design are proposed based on the mechanism of F-ADE. Further researches are expected.