Francesco petrini

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Università degli Studi di Roma La Sapienza

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Francesco Petrini is an Associate Professor at Università degli Studi di Roma "La Sapienza," Italy. His research focuses on performance assessment and optimization in structural engineering, particularly related to wind and seismic resilience. Recent publications highlight his work on vibration control systems for offshore wind turbines and multi-hazard engineering for steel buildings. He explores innovative solutions like tuned mass dampers and structural robustness under extreme loading conditions.

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Preliminary analysis design with simultaneous optimization of OWT controlled by TLCD considering structural and damper performance constraints

Performance assessment of a tuned inerter viscous damper with negative stiffness (NS-TIVD) for across-wind vibration control in a high-rise structure through wind tunnel tests and numerical simulations

Correction: Sobhaniasl et al. Fatigue Life Assessment for Power Cables in Floating Offshore Wind Turbines. Energies 2020, 13, 3096

Performance-based multi-hazard engineering (PB-MH-E): The case of steel buildings under earthquake and wind

Global vibration control of offshore wind turbines with a flexible monopile foundation using a pendulum-tuned mass damper: Risk mitigation and performance incrementation

Structural robustness analysis of RC frames under seismic and blast chained loads scenarios

Next generation PBWE: Extension of the SAC-FEMA method to high-rise buildings under wind hazards

Optimal design of the ideal grounded tuned mass damper inerter for comfort performances improvement in footbridges with practical implementation considerations

Robustness of Reinforced Concrete Frames against Blast-Induced Progressive Collapse

Optimal design of passive‐adaptive pendulum tuned mass damper for the global vibration control of offshore wind turbines

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Daniele Pietrosanti

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