Earthquake Efficient Concrete Resilient (ECORE)

Dataset provides results of seismic tests performed by CEA Paris Saclay, EMSI laboratory on the ECORE specimen using the 6 DoF AZALEE shaking table of the TAMARIS platform, in the field of ERIES Project (https://eries.eu/transnational-access/). The ECORE specimen is a lightweight building designed by the ECORE technical team within the European Project ERIES framework. The specimen has been built using conventional reinforced concrete for base and columns, Two types of lightweight concretes for first beams and slab and second ones respectively and AAC blocks (Autoclaved Aerated Concrete) for external and partition walls. 34 tests have been carried out, seven biaxial seismic tests from 0.05 to 0.9 g and white noises to check the evolution of damages. These tests have been monitored through accelerations, displacements and strains measurements. The main damages have occurred at the ground level with first, plastification of steel bars in some columns, and finally breaking of outer blocks walls at ground level. The first level has experienced very low damages and the concrete structure has remained safe and sound.