
handle: 11573/251224
The effects of long period pulses are investigated by computing energy and displacement demand quantities for elastic and inelastic SDOF systems subjected to both records obtained recently in near-fault areas in forward directivity conditions and a series of idealized pulses equivalent to near-fault ground motions. Response quantities to idealized pulses appear to constitute a good approximation of those computed using recorded ground motions.
Near-fault records, energy demand, incremental velocity
Near-fault records, energy demand, incremental velocity
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