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    Chapter 3: Dynamic Analysis

    Part 1: General

    Part 2: Earthquake/1D

    Part 3: Earthquake/nD

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    Part 1: General

    Contents:

    1D mathematical spring model

    3D example #1

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    Undamped free response for SDOF systems

    If you displace mass m a distance u from equilibrium position and release it, vibration occurs

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    1D mathematical spring model

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    1D mathematical spring model:

    Free body versus kinetic diagrams

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    1D mathematical spring model:

    Equilibrium equation

    2

    2

    2

    2

    ( )

    ( )

    u F t Ku m

    um Ku F t  

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    1D mathematical spring model:free response

     A and B are found frominitial conditions

    02

    2

    kudt 

    ud m

    02

    2

      um

    dt 

    ud 

    mk 

    udt 

    ud 

    n

    n

    /

    0

    2

    2

    2

    2

     

     

    t  Bt  Aunn

           cossin  

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    T n

    = natural period of vibration

    ωn =natural circular frequency of vibration

     f n =1/T n= natural cyclic frequency of vibration

    in hertz (cycles per second)

    Undamped free response for SDOF systems:

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    Undamped Forced Vibrations

    ..

    2

    2   2

    ( ) sin

    sin

    1cos sin sin

    1 ( )

    1 11 ( )   1 ( )

    n

    n

    n

    n

     F t P t 

    m u ku P t  

     P u C t D t t  

     DMF 

     

     

     

     

     

     

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    The ratio

    If ratio →∞ response is zero, high frequency loading is

    not felt, or flexible structure!

    If ratio →1 response →∞ resonance loading

    If ratio →0 static response, low frequency loading or rigid

    structure

    n

    n

     

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    3D example #1

    RC flat plate structure shown next page

    No superimposed loads

    E=20GPa, μ=0.2, ρ=2.5t/m3

    Force 16KN applied in y-direction (weak direction)

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    Modal Analysis

    Mode

    number

    periodModal mass

    particip. ratio

    participation

    direction

    11.0461Uy

    20.531Ux

    30.411Rz

    40.050.95Uz

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    1-D Analogy for 3-D model 

    33 7 3

    2

    (0.2)(0.1)4*12 / 4 *12 *(2*10 ) /(3)

    12

    592 /

    4* 4* 0.4* 2.5 0.2*0.1*3*2.5*4 / 2 16.3

    592 /16.3 36.3,

    2 / sec

     K EI L

     K KN m

     M ton

    T      

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    Dynamic Analysis

    1. Do static solution (u=0.0272m) + Modal analysis

    (fundamental period 1.046sec)

    2. Use sine function (20 cycles) with periods 0.1, 0.5,

    1, 5 and 50 seconds

    50510.50.1Period

    (sec)

    27.834.158824.62.85Displ.

    mm

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    Part 2: Earthquakes

    Understand 1D first

    Go from 1D to nD

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    1D analysis

    Ground acceleration

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    1D analysis

    Derivation of equations

    ..

    ..   .. ..

    * *

    ..   ..* *

    ..   ..* *

    ( )

    ,

    ( )

    ( )

     g 

     g  g 

     g 

     g 

    m u k u u

    u u u u u u

    m u u k u

    m u k u m u F t  

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    1D analysis

    ConclusionsGround acceleration is the same as forces applied to the structure(ignoring the sign).

    To verify the result resolve previous example with groundacceleration 1m/sec2 in the y-direction (equivalent to 16KN force):

    Use sine function (20 cycles) with periods 0.1, 0.5, 1, 5 and 50seconds

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    3D example # 2

    RC flat plate structure shown next page

    Circular columns 50cm diameter.

    No superimposed loads

    E=25GPa, μ=0.2, ρ=2.5t/m3

    Find column reaction in x-direction if:

    1. structure is subjected to earthquake acceleration0.3g in x-direction:

    Sinusoidal with period: 0.026, 0.26, 2.6sec

    2. structure is subjected to Elcentro earthquake 3. structure is subjected to response spectrum twice

    0.3g

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    3D example # 2 :

    Modal analysis

    Mode

    number

    periodModal mass

    particip. ratio

    participation

    direction

    10.2661Ux

    20.2661Uy

    30.1721Rz

    40.1530.80Uz

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    3D example # 2 :

    Solution

    1. structure is subjected to earthquake acceleration 0.3g inx-direction:

    Uniform for 1-sec: Rx=79.2KN

    Sinusoidal with period: 0.026, Rx=6.23KN (almost zero

    for short periods) 0.26, Rx=1597KN (resonance)

    2.6sec, Rx=45KN (almost static for long periods)

    2. structure is subjected to Elcentro earthquake, Rx=113KN

    3. structure is subjected to response spectrum twice 0.3g:Rx=71KN

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    Homework # 5

    RC flat plate structure: slab 50cm thickness,

    columns 20cmX60cm

    No superimposed loads

    E=25GPa, μ=0.2, ρ=2.5t/m3

    Find displacement of first floor if structure is

    subjected to uniform earthquake acceleration 0.3g

    in y-direction

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    Homework # 5

    Modal Analysis

    Mode

    number

    periodModal mass

    particip. ratio

    participation

    direction

    10.93791Uy

    20.3561Rz

    30.3331Ux

    40.0420.83Uz

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    Homework # 5

    Modeling as SDOF

    3

    (12*12*.5 16*3*0.6*.2)*2.5 194.4

    12*16* 8888 /

    2 / 0.93sec

     M t 

     EI 

     K KN m L

    T M K  

    Homework: do analogical solutions for modes 2-4

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    Homework # 5

    1D analogy

    Uy=0.131m SAP

    194.4*0.3*9.8*2

    0.1298888

    194.4 2(1 cos ) (1 cos )

    8888 0.940.95 0

    0.47 0.133

     F 

    u m K 

     F t u t 

     K 

    t u

    t u

      

     

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