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Research efforts are still required for modelling the seismic behaviour of infilled frames, especially for existing buildings, generally characterised by shear failures. This work discusses the experimental seismic behaviour and the related modelling of four conforming (compliant with modern seismic codes) and non-conforming (gravity-loads-designed) Reinforced Concrete (RC) frames with and without infills (with hollow-clay bricks). The experimental results are analysed, showing that non-conforming frames exhibited shear failures involving the infill panel and the RC columns/joints. A proposed modelling approach able to reproduce these shear failures is carried out, providing support towards more reliable numerical simulations of RC buildings.

Experimental Assessment and Numerical Modelling of Conforming and Non-Conforming RC Frames with and without Infills