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Performance based design becomes an effective method for estimating seismic demands of buildings. In asymmetric plan tall building the effects of higher modes and torsion are crucial. The consecutive modal pushover (CMP) procedure is one of the procedures that consider these effects. Also in previous studies the influence of soil-structure interaction (SSI) in pushover analysis is ignored. In this paper the CMP procedure is modified for one-way asymmetric plan mid and high-rise buildings considering SSI. The extended CMP (ECMP) procedure is proposed in order to overcome some limitations of the CMP procedure. In this regard, 10, 15 and 20 story buildings with asymmetric plan are studied considering SSI assuming three different soil conditions. Using nonlinear response history analysis under a set of bidirectional ground motion; the exact responses of these buildings are calculated. Then the ECMP procedure is evaluated by comparing the results of this procedure with nonlinear time history results as an exact solution as well as the modal pushover analysis procedure and FEMA 356 load patterns. The results demonstrate the accuracy of the ECMP procedure. 相似文献
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Modified consecutive modal pushover procedure for seismic investigation of one-way asymmetric-plan tall buildings 总被引：1，自引：1，他引：0
The effects of higher modes and torsion have a significant impact on the seismic responses of asymmetric-plan tall buildings.A consecutive modal pushover(CMP) procedure is one of the pushover methods that have been developed to consider these effects.The aim of this paper is to modify the(CMP) analysis procedure to estimate the seismic demands of one-way asymmetric-plan tall buildings with dual systems.An analysis of 10-,15-and 20-story asymmetric-plan buildings is carried out,and the results from the modified consecutive modal pushover(MCMP) procedure are compared with those obtained from the modal pushover analysis(MPA) procedure and the nonlinear time history analysis(NLTHA).The MCMP estimates of the seismic demands of one-way asymmetric-plan buildings demonstrate a reasonable accuracy,compared to the results obtained from the NLTHA.Furthermore,the accuracy of the MCMP procedure in the prediction of plastic hinge rotations is better than the MPA procedure.The new pushover procedure is also more accurate than the FEMA load distribution and the MPA procedure. 相似文献
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In this paper, the effects of pulse period associated with near‐field ground motions on the seismic demands of soil–MDOF structure systems are investigated by using mathematical pulse models. Three non‐dimensional parameters are employed as the crucial parameters, which govern the responses of soil–structure systems: (1) non‐dimensional frequency as the structure‐to‐soil stiffness ratio; (2) aspect ratio of the superstructure; and (3) structural target ductility ratio. The soil beneath the superstructure is simulated on the basis of the Cone model concept. The superstructure is modeled as a nonlinear shear building. Interstory drift ratio is selected as the main engineering demand parameter for soil–structure systems. It is demonstrated that the contribution of higher modes to the response of soil–structure system depends on the pulse‐to‐interacting system period ratio instead of pulse‐to‐fixed‐base structure period ratio. Furthermore, results of the MDOF superstructures demonstrate that increasing structural target ductility ratio results in the first‐mode domination for both fixed‐base structure and soil–structure system. Additionally, increasing non‐dimensional frequency and aspect ratio of the superstructure respectively decrease and increase the structural responses. Moreover, comparison of the equivalent soil–SDOF structure system and the soil–MDOF structure system elucidates that higher‐mode effects are more significant, when soil–structure interaction is taken into account. In general, the effects of fling step and forward directivity pulses on activating higher modes of the superstructure are more sever in soil–structure systems, and in addition, the influences of forward directivity pulses are more considerable than fling step ones. Copyright © 2013 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd. 相似文献
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Khoshnoudian Faramarz Shahreza MehdiPaytam Farzane 《Soil Dynamics and Earthquake Engineering》2012,34(1):25-36
The earthquake responses of structures are usually analyzed under the assumption that the foundation is firmly bonded to the soil (fixed at their base). Such analyses often predict a base overturning moment that exceeds the available overturning resistance due to gravity loads, which implies that a portion of the foundation mat or some of the individual column footings, as the case may be, would intermittently uplift during the earthquake. In addition, p-delta phenomena are another valuable parameter that influence the response of structure with foundation uplift. Therefore it is a vital subject to investigate the influence of uplift on earthquake response of structures with including the p-delta effects. In the current paper, the investigation has been performed using finite element method with considering nonlinear material behavior. The computer program used already incorporates foundation uplift in a more realistic approach than structural models available in literature. The response of structures was compared in four cases: 1—with foundation uplift, 2—without foundation uplift, 3—with including the p-delta effects and 4—without including the p-delta effects. Some additional parametric studies have been conducted such as slender of structure, elastic modulus of soil and bi-directional input ground motion. These studies show the importance of uplift foundation on the seismic behavior of structures and the beneficial effects of foundation uplift in computing the earthquake response of structures are demonstrated. In addition, p-delta effects are the main reason to resonate the differences between the four cases. 相似文献
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Response of nonlinear soil‐MDOF structure systems subjected to distinct frequency‐content components of near‐fault ground motions 
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下载免费PDF全文 This paper is devoted to investigate the effects of near‐fault ground motions on the seismic responses of nonlinear MDOF structures considering soil‐structure interaction (SSI). Attempts are made to take into account the effects of different frequency‐content components of near‐fault records including pulse‐type (PT) and high‐frequency (HF) components via adopting an ensemble of 54 near‐fault ground motions. A deep sensitivity analysis is implemented based on the main parameters of the soil‐structure system. The soil is simulated based on the Cone model concept, and the superstructure is idealized as a nonlinear shear building. The results elucidate that SSI has approximately increasing and mitigating effects on structural responses to the PT and HF components, respectively. Also, a threshold period exists above which the HF component governs the structural responses. As the fundamental period of the structure becomes shorter and structural target ductility reduces, the contribution of the HF component to the structural responses increases, elaborately. Soil flexibility makes the threshold period increase, and the effect of the PT component becomes more significant than the HF one. In the case of soil‐structure system, slenderizing the structure also increases this threshold period and causes the PT component to be dominant. Copyright © 2013 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd. 相似文献
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Ghorbanzadeh Mohammad Khoshnoudian Faramarz Taghikhany Touraj 《Bulletin of Earthquake Engineering》2022,20(2):997-1026
Bulletin of Earthquake Engineering - The main objective of this study is to employ a probabilistic approach to determine the appropriate value of the strong column-weak beam ratio (SCWBR) for three... 相似文献
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Base isolated structures have been found to be at risk in near-fault regions as a result of long period pulses that may exist in near-source ground motions.Various control strategies,including passive,active and semi-active control systems,have been investigated to overcome this problem.This study focuses on the development of a semi-active control algorithm based on several performance levels anticipated from an isolated building during different levels of ground shaking corresponding to various earthquake hazard levels.The proposed performance-based algorithm is based on a modified version of the well-known semi-active skyhook control algorithm.The proposed control algorithm changes the control gain depending on the level of shaking imposed on the structure.The proposed control system has been evaluated using a series of analyses performed on a base isolated benchmark building subjected to seven pairs of scaled ground motion records.Simulation results show that the newly proposed algorithm is effective in improving the structural and nonstructural performance of the building for selected earthquakes. 相似文献
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Evaluation of FEMA-440 for including soil-structure interaction 总被引：1，自引：1，他引：0
Replacing the entire soil-structure system with a fixed base oscillator to consider the effect of soil-structure interaction
(SSI) is a common analysis method in seismic design. This technique has been included in design procedures such as NEHRP,
ASCE, etc. by defining an equivalent fundamental period and damping ratio that can modify the response of the structure. However,
recent studies indicate that the effects of SSI should be reconsidered when a structure undergoes a nonlinear displacement
demand. In recent documents on Nonlinear Static Procedures (NSPs), FEMA-440 (2005), a modified damping ratio of the replacement
oscillator was proposed by introducing the ductility of the soil-structure system obtained from pushover analysis. In this
paper, the damping defined in FEMA-440 to include the soil-structure interaction effect is evaluated, and the accuracy of
the Coefficient Method given in FEMA-440 and the Equivalent Linearization Method is studied. Although the improvements for
Nonlinear Static Procedures (NSPs) in FEMA-440 are achieved for a fixed base SDOF structure, the soil effects are not perfectly
obtained. Furthermore, the damping definition of a soil-structure system is extended to structures to consider bilinear behavior. 相似文献
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Faramarz Khoshnoudian Ehsan Ahmadi Mahdi Kiani Mohammad Hadikhan Tehrani 《地震工程与结构动力学》2015,44(3):481-490
In this paper, a comprehensive study is carried out to examine the possibility of dynamic instability produced in soil‐structure systems using an ensemble of 50 pulse‐like records. A number of structural models with various vibration periods varying from 0.1 to 2 s are used in this study. The superstructure is simulated as a non‐linear SDOF oscillator with a two‐segment backbone curve having negative post‐yield stiffness. The soil is idealized based on the cone model concept widely used for practical purposes. The results of this investigation demonstrate that as the pulse period increases, the collapse relative lateral strength ratio decreases and probability of dynamic instability enhances. Moreover, soil flexibility makes the system dynamically more unstable, and as the non‐dimensional frequency increases, the collapse relative lateral strength ratio highly reduces. Additionally, the aspect ratio has insignificant effects on the collapse relative lateral strength ratio. Furthermore, comparison of the collapse relative lateral strength ratios resulting from pulse‐like motions with those obtained from studies under non‐pulse‐like motions (Miranda and Akkar; FEMA 440) for fixed‐base conditions shows that high‐velocity pulses exacerbate the dynamic instability problem and decrease the collapse relative lateral strength ratio. Copyright © 2014 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd. 相似文献
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