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New Technologies in Earthquake Engineering - A Summary
New Technologies in Earthquake Engineering - A Summary
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NEW TECHNOLOGIES
Seismic isolation
Location in structure (above foundation) Types of hardware Sample applications Location in structure (over height of structure) Types of hardware Sample applications Controllable fluids and controllable solids
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SEISMIC ISOLATION
Period lengthening
isolator flexibility period shift fixed base period isolated period force reduction displacement increase
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SEISMIC ISOLATION
Displacements
isolator flexibility period shift isolator displacement energy dissipation building displacement damage reduction
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SEISMIC ISOLATION
Energy dissipation
hysteretic high-damping rubber yielding of lead friction external hardware hybrid systems viscous high-damping rubber external hardware
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ISOLATION HARDWARE
Two classes in USA
Elastomeric
Low-damping natural rubber (NR) High-damping rubber Lead-rubber (LR) Friction Pendulum (FP) FIP Industriale (FIP)
Sliding
Isolation of bridges
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ISOLATION HARDWARE
LR bearing
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ISOLATION HARDWARE
FP bearing
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Mission-critical
Buildings Bridges Infrastructure
Unknown reliability Velocity-dependent mechanical characteristics Degradation in response with repeated cycling due
Damage Heating
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Horizontal capacity
4500 kN per actuator 2500 mm stroke 1.8 metres/sec 19.3m3/min servovalves 72 MN
Vertical capacity
Construction
Mission-critical hardware
Cyclic behavior Degradation of response at high speeds Construction quality
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AboveNet
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1. Displacement
Displacement Displacement
2. Velocity
Displacement Displacement
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1980s US technology concept based on work of Skinner and Kelly variant on ADAS patented in Taiwan but widely available 1980s Japanese technology patented by Nippon Steel
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Unbonded braces
ADAS DAMPERS
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TADAS DAMPERS
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UNBONDED BRACES
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UNBONDED BRACES
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VISCOELASTIC DAMPERS
Solid viscoelastic (VE) dampers
1960s technology for wind applications extended for seismic applications by Kelly, 3M, et al viscous damping walls developed in Japan in 1980s and 1990s most popular in the United States at this time extension of DOD and DOE technologies
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SOLID VE DAMPERS
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FLUID VE DAMPERS
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SEMI-ACTIVE CONTROL
MR fluid damper
Notre Dame
Any arbitrary curve within operational envelope is possible
Extension
& x
& ) + c px & F = (u) sgn( x
Compression
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SEMI-ACTIVE CONTROL
3-Stage Piston
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FINISHED
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