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Fig 1.

The application of prefabricated columns in practical engineering [20].

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Table 1.

Design parameters of prefabricated column.

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Table 2.

Basic mechanical properties of materials.

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Fig 2.

Joint design diagram of prefabricated column [20,21].

(a) Prefabricated column joint diagram. (b) Reinforcement diagram of prefabricated column.

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Table 3.

Specimen in different stages of bearing capacity and displacement value [20].

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Fig 3.

Schematic flow of the removing column method.

(a) Initial state of structure. (b) Equivalent static model. (c) Remove the load process.

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Fig 4.

Stiffness values of prefabricated column joints in different failure stages.

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Fig 5.

Schematic diagram of the prefabricated joint model.

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Fig 6.

Loading diagram of test.

(a) Test loading [20,21]. (b) Finite element model loading diagram.

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Fig 7.

Column-column joint hysteretic curve verification [20,21].

(a) PRCC-W01. (b) PRCC-W02. (c) PRCC-W03. (d) PRCC-W04.

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Fig 8.

Six story PRCS and CPCS diagram.

(a) Structural plan. (b) Structural elevation.

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Fig 9.

Bending moment and angle curve of plastic hinge.

Note: Point A in this figure is the initial point; point B is the yield point, and point C is the ultimate bearing capacity; D point is the residual strength; IO, LS and CP represent direct use, life safety and collapse prevention respectively.

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Table 4.

Structural response after removal of B-1 column.

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Fig 10.

The force change of the structure after removing the A-1 column.

(a) Displacement time history after removal of A-1 column. (b) Axial force time history curve of A-2 column.

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Fig 11.

The force change of the structure after removing the B-1 column.

(a) Displacement time history after removal of B-1 column. (b) Axial force time history curve of B-2 column.

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Fig 12.

The force change of the structure after removing the A-4 column.

(a) Displacement time history after removal of A-4 column. (b) The axial force time history curve of A-5 columns.

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Fig 13.

The force change of the structure after removing the B-4 column.

(a) Displacement time history after removal of B-4 column. (b) The axial force time history curve of B-5 columns.

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Table 5.

Structural response after removal of B-4 column.

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Fig 14.

Pushdown loading diagram.

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Fig 15.

Pushdown curve of PRCS and CPCS.

(a) Removal of A-1 column. (b) Removal of A-4 column. (c) Removal of B-1 column. (d) Removal of B-4 column.

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Table 6.

Comparison of bearing capacity of PRCS and CPCS under beam mechanism and catenary mechanism.

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Fig 16.

Plastic hinge distribution at collapse stage under B-4 column removal scenario.

(a) Displacement cloud map when CPCS collapses. (b) Displacement cloud map when PRCS collapses.

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Table 7.

Residual yield strength of materials under different corrosion damage.

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Fig 17.

Pushdown curve evolution process of structure considering corrosion damage.

(a) Removal of B-1 column in different service periods. (b) Removal of A-1 column in different service periods.

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