使用不同的埃及地震规定分析学校现有建筑物的地震反应--文献翻译(共12页).doc
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1、精选优质文档-倾情为你奉上Seismic Analysis of Existing School Buildings UsingDifferent Egyptian Seismic ProvesionsI. Ezz El-Arab1aSeismic Analysis of Existing School Buildings UsingDifferent Egyptian Seismic ProvesionsjProcedia Engineering 14 (2011) 19061912Abstract This paper presents a comparative study for se
2、ismic analysis of a certain class of existing school buildings which are considered as one of the important and wide spread buildings in Egypt. The study focuses on a comparison between all versions of the Egyptian Code of Practice for loading (ECP-201), versions published in 1993, 2003, and the dra
3、ft of final version October, 2008, and the Regulations of the Egyptian Society of Earthquake Engineering (ESEE, 1988). Base shear and base moment values are calculated using all of the above mentioned seismic provisions. The controller straining actions of these provisions are then compared with tho
4、se obtained using response spectrum and time history analyses using real ground excitation of pervious earthquakes (Al-Aqba, 1995, Northridge, 1994, and El-Centro, 1940). All these earthquakes are scaled to be matched with the maximum ground acceleration for the study zone. It has been found that hi
5、gh variation between the base shear and base moment obtained using the ECP versions pecified different analysis methods and in comparison with the ESEE and Earthquake analysis. This high variation make the new ECP-201 (October, 2008) will be need to recontemplate. 2011 Published by Elsevier Ltd.Keyw
6、ords: Egyptian Code, Seismic, Earthquakes Analysis, Schools, Egypt.1. Introduction It is well known that there are three methods for structural earthquake analysis. These methods are the Equivalent Static Load method (ESL), the Response Spectrum Method (RSM), and the Time History Analysis (THA).The
7、(ESL), and the (RSM) methods are generally used for linear analysis of the dynamic response of structures. In various forms, (THA) method has been widely used in the earthquake-resistant design of special structures such as very tall buildings, offshore drilling platforms, dams, and nuclear power pl
8、ants. For a number of years; however, its use is also becoming more common for ordinary structures as well. The (ESL), and (RSM) analysis procedures were simplified from the general case by restricting consideration to lateral motion in a single plane. Only one degree of freedom was required per flo
9、or for this type of analysis. In recent years, with the advent of high-speed, desktop computers, and the proliferation of relatively inexpensive, user-friendly structural analysis software capable of performing three-dimensional modal analyses, such simplifications have become unnecessary. Consequen
10、tly, the new Provisions adopted the more general approach describing a three-dimensional modal analysis of the structure. When modal analysis is specified by the Provisions, a three-dimensional analysis is generally required except in the case of highly regular structures or structures with flexible
11、 diaphragms.2. Majoir changes of seismic provisions The research will present the significant difference points that have been applied to the seismic provisions in different ECP editions released from 1993 to 2008, and the ESEE. Table 1 illustrates the base shear formulas with the related parameters
12、 to present the major changes.Table 1: Major differences between the ESEE, and ECP (1993, 2008). The major difference between the ECP-1993 and the ECP-2003 was remarked by the new adoption of the response spectrum method that presented the pseudo acceleration anchored to Peak Ground Acceleration (PG
13、A). Also, the soil parameter has a big effect on the response spectrum curve. On the other side, the two newest provisions ECP-2003 and ECP-2008 have a similar base shear formulation except the existence of the importance factor I either in response spectrum or in the base shear equation which yield
14、s final identical base shear. It is clear from the initial comparison how the base shear value obtained from ECP-2003 and 2008, is greater than the value obtained of ECP-1993. The value of base shear that was obtained from the ECP-2008 and 2003 when used in the elastic theory it must be reduced by a
15、 factor of the 1.4 or 1.28 for ECP-2008 and ECP-2003, respectively. The ESEE presented the response spectrum method in additional to equivalent static load with many factors not taken into consideration in the ECP-2003 and 2008 like material, risk, and construction quality factors. All of these fact
16、ors are still neglected in all ECP editions till 2008.3. Case Study of School Buildings in Egypt The Egyptian General Authority for Educational Buildings has divided the school buildings to seven models according to two main items. The first is the capacity of class rooms, while the secondly is soil
17、 classification that depends on the school location. In the present paper, the middle of Delta region has been chosen for the studied cases. First school is the preparatory school in a small village called Seheim that contains 36 class rooms; divided on a ground floor plus four typical floors. The g
18、round floor is used for general services. Second type of school is the secondary school in a small village called El-Gaafria that contains 8 class rooms. The school includes a ground floor used as a services area and four typical floors containing the class rooms. Both cases have the same soil chara
19、cteristic that prevails in the middle of the Delta region. Besides, the selected schools have complete data obtained from the Egyptian General Authority for Educational Buildings. Comparison of code fundamental natural period with experimental values using the ampient vibration tests on the studied
20、cases has been presented in (Sobaih and Ezz El-Arab, 2010), where the natural time period of each case study was calculated using different Egyptian codes and compared with USA code (IBC 2006). Also the error percentage of the natural time period compared to the experimental time period was presente
21、d. The big error percentage is one of the major reasons that reflected in the results especially in ESL where the equivalent static force mainly depended on the calculated natural dynamic characteristics for the structure.4. Ground Earthquake Excitations Three different ground excitations are select
22、ed to match the seismicity of the school site. One of them is Al-Aqba earthquake, 1995 which shock Egypt in 1995, and the other two earthquakes are El-Centro, 1940, and Northridge, 1994. Figure 1a shows the acceleration time history of the three earthquakes ground excitation Al-Aqba, 1995, El-Centro
23、, 1940, and Northridge, 1994, respectively. Both the El-Centro, 1940 and Northridge, 1994 earthquakes are scaled to match the seismic requirements for the zone of cases study as it is clear in Figure 1b. This scaling of earthquake ground acceleration will make the results comparison with other dynam
24、ic and equivalent static load methods are more rational. The response spectrum of the above mentioned earthquakes excitations are presented in Figure 2 in the longitudinal and transversal directions, respectively.5. Numerical Results The results of RSM and THA, using the indicated three ground excit
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