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The 12th International Symposium on Structural Engineering STUDY ON THE ENERGY DISTRIBUTION AND COLLAPSE-RESISTANT CAPACITY OF RC FRAMES WITH NONLINEAR VISCOUS DAMPERS Zhiwei Miao, Zhaoyun Qiu, Aiqun Li School of Civil Engineering, Key Laboratory of Concrete and Prestressed Concrete Structures of China Education Ministry, Southeast University, SiPaiLou 2, Nanjing 210096, P.R.China Abstract: Structural collapse-resistant capacity under severe or mega earthquakes plays a very important part in the structure seismic design. It is shown by amounts of seismic damage investigation results that the concentration of cumulative hysteretic energy distribution in the weak story is almost inevitable in ordinary reinforced concrete (RC) frames under severe or mega earthquakes, leading to the collapse of those structures. Nonlinear viscous fluid damper, as a type of energy dissipation device to reduce the structural seismic responses, has been widely used in many practical engineering cases. This type of damper has good ability of dissipating input energy by earthquake without changing the stiffness of the original structure. Ordinary multi-story RC frames without dampers as well as those with nonlinear viscous fluid dampers are designed based on current Chinese seismic design code for building structures. Then the collapse-resistant capacities and safety margins against collapse are quantitatively evaluated, with collapse fragility analysis based on an incremental dynamic analysis (IDA). And also the cumulative hysteretic energy distribution modes of the two types of structures are compared based on the numerical results. The analysis results show that damage