Inelastic floor spectra for designing anchored acceleration-sensitive nonstructural components
Autor: | Ricardo A. Medina, Erin Santini-Bell, Hamidreza Anajafi |
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Rok vydání: | 2019 |
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Physics
021110 strategic defence & security studies Mathematical analysis 0211 other engineering and technologies 02 engineering and technology Building and Construction Geotechnical Engineering and Engineering Geology Displacement ratio Displacement (vector) Spectral line Acceleration Geophysics Amplitude Ductility Reduction (mathematics) Excitation Civil and Structural Engineering |
Zdroj: | Bulletin of Earthquake Engineering. 18:2115-2147 |
ISSN: | 1573-1456 1570-761X |
DOI: | 10.1007/s10518-019-00760-8 |
Popis: | In this study, inelastic floor spectra are developed for designing acceleration-sensitive nonstructural components (NSCs). The parameters response modification (reduction) factor, $$ R_{\text{cc}} $$, and inelastic displacement ratio, $$ C_{\text{cc}} $$, are evaluated to quantify the effects of NSCs inelasticity on their seismic-induced force and displacement demands, respectively. The results of the conducted response history analyses illustrate that the inelastic behavior of NSCs can significantly de-emphasize the effects of their tuning period ratio and viscous damping ratio, and of the characteristics of the primary structure and ground excitation. Due to the quasi-harmonic characteristic of building floor motions, NSC inelasticity is more effective for NSCs attached to buildings than for those attached to the ground. NSC inelasticity is most effective for a low-damping roof-mounted NSC tuned to the first modal period of an elastic building (i.e., the most critical NSC from the design point of view). Adopting even a mild level of inelasticity for tuned NSCs not only decreases their seismic force demands significantly but also reduces their displacement demands. For non-tuning conditions, particularly for rigid NSCs, achieving even a relatively small $$ R_{\text{cc}} $$ (i.e., a small reduction in force demand) leads to a significant increase in NSC displacement and ductility demands suggesting that these NSCs should be designed to remain elastic. Results illustrate that the amplitude of $$ R_{\text{cc}} $$ and $$ C_{\text{cc}} $$ depends on the tuning ratio, viscous damping, and level of inelasticity of NSCs, and to a lesser extent, on the characteristics of the primary structure and ground motion. Simplified yet reliable equations are proposed for the estimation of the parameter $$ R_{\text{cc}} $$ for non-rigid NSCs with different levels of inelasticity and viscous damping. |
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