1 edition of Vibration of Buildings to Wind and Earthquake Loads found in the catalog.
Published
1993
by Springer London in London
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Written in English
Recent advances in the development of high strength materials, coupled with more advanced computational methods and design procedures, have led to a new generation of tall and slender buildings. These structures are very sensitive to the most common dynamic loads; wind and earthquakes. The primary requirement for a successful design is to provide safety while taking into account serviceability requirements. This book provides a well-balanced and broad coverage of the information needed for the design of structural systems for wind- and earthquake-resistant buildings. It covers topics such as the basic concepts in structural dynamics and structural systems, the assessment of wind and earthquake loads acting on the system, the evaluation of the system response to such dynamic loads and the design for extreme loading. The text is generously illustrated and supported by numerical examples and will be of great interest to practising engineers and researchers in structural, civil and design engineering and also to architects. The author has drawn on his experience as a teacher, researcher and consultant.
Edition Notes
| Statement | by T. Balendra |
| Classifications | |
|---|---|
| LC Classifications | TA349-359 |
| The Physical Object | |
| Format | [electronic resource] / |
| Pagination | 1 online resource (x, 150 pages) |
| Number of Pages | 150 |
| ID Numbers | |
| Open Library | OL27094459M |
| ISBN 10 | 1447120574, 1447120558 |
| ISBN 10 | 9781447120575, 9781447120551 |
| OCLC/WorldCa | 853263970 |
The study shows that viscous dampers are a viable solution for vibration attenuation in high-rise buildings susceptible to wind and earthquake loads, which permits the minimization of structural and nonstructural damage by counteracting multi-hazard forces in real-time. Finite-element models of the high-rise RC buildings with horizontal connections were developed in ETABS. In this software package, separate dynamic earthquake loads can be applied to the twin high-rise buildings. The earthquake loads were applied separately in two directions; the linking-bridge direction and the orthogonal direction. 2.
An innovative vibration-control system is proposed to reduce the dynamic response of tall buildings to wind and seismic loads. This system takes advantage of the so-called megasubstructure configuration, which is especially popular in tall buildings. When the building begins the sway, the ball acts as a pendulum and moves in the opposite direction to stabilize the direction. Like damping, these features are tuned to match and counteract the building’s frequency in the event of an earthquake. 3. Shield Buildings from Vibrations.
Part 1 Dead loads Part 2 Imposed loads Part 3 Wind loads Part 4 Snow loads Part 5 Special loads and load combinations Earthquake load is covered in a separate standard, namely IS: * which should be considered along with above loads. This Code (Part 2) deals with imposed loads on buildings produced by the intended. Part 1: Dead loads Part 2: Imposed loads Part 3: Wind loads Part 4: Snow loads Part 5: Special loads and load combinations Earthquake load being covered in a separate standard, namely, IS(Part 1)- *, should be considered along with the above loads. This part (Part 3) deals with wind loads to be considered when designing.
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This book provides a well-balanced and broad coverage of the information needed for the design of structural systems for wind- and earthquake-resistant buildings. It covers topics such as the basic concepts in structural dynamics and structural systems, the assessment of wind and earthquake loads acting on the system, the evaluation of the system response to such dynamic loads and the design for extreme : Springer-Verlag London.
This book provides a well-balanced and broad coverage of the information needed for the design of structural systems for wind- and earthquake-resistant buildings. It covers topics such as the basic concepts in structural dynamics and structural systems, the assessment of wind and earthquake loads acting on the system, the evaluation of the system response to such dynamic loads and the design for extreme : T.
Balendra. This book provides a well-balanced and broad coverage of the information needed for the design of structural systems for wind- and earthquake-resistant buildings. It covers topics such as the basic concepts in structural dynamics and structural systems, the assessment of wind and earthquake loads acting on the system, the evaluation of the system response to such dynamic loads and the design for extreme loading.
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The present book addresses both students and practising civil engineers offering an overview of the theoretical basics of structural dynamics complete with the relevant software for analysing the response of structures subject to earthquake and wind loads and illustrating its use by means of many examples worked out in detail, with input files for the programmes included.
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Recent advances in the development of high strength materials, coupled with more advanced computational methods and design procedures, have led to a new generation of tall and slender buildings.
These structures are very sensitive to the most common dynamic loads; wind and earthquakes. The primary requirement for a successful design is to provide safety while taking into. Wind loads are characterized by low frequencies while earthquakes usually contain higher frequency load components.
Fig. 1 shows general spectra of wind and earthquake loads. Most of the dynamiand discomfort in cs-associated damage buildings are referred to excitations close to first few modes. In super tall buildings. structures. ASCE 7 covers many load types, of which wind is one. The purpose of this book is to provide structural and architectural engineers with the practical state-of-the-art knowledge and tools needed for designing and retrofitting buildings for wind loads.
The book will also cover. The use of energy dissipation devices could be a good alternative to mitigate the effect of vibrations caused by earthquakes and wind loads and increase the structural performance of buildings. This Special Issue is focused on recent advances toward the effective control of vibrations in buildings.
The wind engineering application is the design of an active mass damper for a high-rise building modeled as a planar frame subjected to wind loads. Numerical results for the examples reveal that the actively controlled base-isolation system with velocity feedback has better performance than that with either acceleration or displacement feedback.
buildings in an early design stage are formulated. Accelerations of a high-rise building subjected to wind-loads are evaluated using a full numerical model and one reduced with Ritz-vectors and the results are compared. The thesis focusses on wind-load dy-namics in early stages of the design process, with an intent to give an indication of.
PDF | On Jan 1,K. Rama Raju and others published Analysis and Design of RC Tall Building Subjected to Wind and Earthquake Loads | Find, read and. Title: Vibration of Buildings Under Random Wind Loads: Author(s): Safak, E.; Foutch, D.A.
Subject(s): dynamic response Wind engineering Torsion: Abstract: Since current design practice often leads to slender and flexible buildings, the dynamic effects of the wind are of increasing importance. السلام عليكم كتاب Vibration of Buildings to Wind and Earthquake Loads - ra Download *.
Application of calculated wind loads and Earthquake load on the modeled buildings is to be done. Comparative studies done for axial loads on column, storey shear, lateral story displacement, story drift, wind intensity for the various aspect ratio of buildings and determination of structurally efficient of building is to be done.
This book explains concepts in behaviour of buildings during earthquakes. The book dwells on basic concepts in earthquake resistant design of buildings, first describes these at a conceptual level and then articulates further with numerical examples.
It is an attempt to respond to some of. This project is to cover the graduation requirements for high Diploma of Higher College Of Technology. The research was on the earthquakes and it effects on the building.Figure shows the additional weight of steel required to resist the wind loads as the number of storeys increases.
Buildings up to 10 storeys, designed for gravity loads, can resist lateral loads without any increase in the size of members, because of the increase in the permissible stresses allowed for combined loading.
