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Probabilistic seismic response and reliability assessment of isolated bridges
作者姓名:GiuseppeCarloMarano
作者单位:DepartmentofEnvironmentalEngineeringandSustainableDevelopment,TechnicalUniversityofBariTaranto,Italy
摘    要:Bridge seismic isolation strategy is based on the reduction of shear forces transmitted from the superstructure to the piers by two means: shifting natural period and earthquake input energy reduction by dissipation concentrated in protection devices. In this paper, a stochastic analysis of a simple isolated bridge model for different bridge and device parameters is conducted to assess the efficiency of this seismic protection strategy. To achieve this aim, a simple nonlinear softening constitutive law is adopted to model a wide range of isolation devices, characterized by only three essential mechanical parameters. As a consequence of the random nature of seismic motion, a probabilistic analysis is carried out and the time modulated Kanai-Tajimi stochastic process is adopted to represent the seismic action. The response covariance in the state space is obtained by solving the Lyapunov equation for a stochastic linearized system. After a sensitivity analysis, the failure probability referred to extreme displacement and the mean value of dissipated energy are assessed by using the introduced stochastic indices of seismic bridge protection efficiency. A parametric analysis for protective devices with different mechanical parameters is developed for a proper selection of parameters of isolation devices under different situations.

关 键 词:地震  地层学  地球构造  非线性滞后机械模型
收稿时间:28 April 2005
修稿时间:6 May 2005

Probabilistic seismic response and reliability assessment of isolated bridges
GiuseppeCarloMarano.Probabilistic seismic response and reliability assessment of isolated bridges[J].Earthquake Engineering and Engineering Vibration,2005,4(1):95-106.
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Institution:Department of Environmental Engineering and Sustainable Development, Technical University of Bari, Taranto, Italy
Abstract:Bridge seismic isolation strategy is based on the reduction of shear forces transmitted from the superstructure to the piers by two means: shifting natural period and earthquake input energy reduction by dissipation concentrated in protection devices. In this paper, a stochastic analysis of a simple isolated bridge model for different bridge and device parameters is conducted to assess the efficiency of this seismic protection strategy. To achieve this aim, a simple nonlinear softening constitutive law is adopted to model a wide range of isolation devices, characterized by only three essential mechanical parameters. As a consequence of the random nature of seismic motion, a probabilistic analysis is carried out and the time modulated Kanai-Tajimi stochastic process is adopted to represent the seismic action. The response covariance in the state space is obtained by solving the Lyapunov equation for a stochastic linearized system. After a sensitivity analysis, the failure probability referred to extreme displacement and the mean value of dissipated energy are assessed by using the introduced stochastic indices of seismic bridge protection efficiency. A parametric analysis for protective devices with different mechanical parameters is developed for a proper selection of parameters of isolation devices under different situations.
Keywords:bridge  seismic isolation  stochastic analysis  nonlinear softening constitutive law  reliability assessment
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