Study on seismic performance of base-isolated and base-fixed Ancient timber buildings in hanging-wall/footwall Earthquakes
This study aims to quantify effects of hanging-wall/footwall fault parameters on dynamic responses of base-isolated and base-fixed ancient timber buildings. Finite element models of a real timber building with and without isolation technology are first built and verified by comparison with existing...
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description | This study aims to quantify effects of hanging-wall/footwall fault parameters on dynamic responses of base-isolated and base-fixed ancient timber buildings. Finite element models of a real timber building with and without isolation technology are first built and verified by comparison with existing studies. Fitting analysis of three typical models, Abrahamson-Silva-Kamai, Campbell-Bozorgnia and Chiou-Youngs models, as well as 622 recorded ground motions, is then conducted to determine the optimal model to generate earthquake waves. Finally, effects of hanging-wall/footwall fault parameters on seismic performance of the based-isolated and base-fixed buildings are investigated. The results show that the Abrahamson-Silva-Kamai model achieves the best fitting results with the lowest computational errors. Isolation technology can improve seismic performance for ancient timber buildings with different ages. Isolation effectiveness of the base-isolated models decreases with increasing building ages in different fault parameters. The isolation effectiveness remains unchanged with different fault dip angles in footwall earthquakes, whereas it decreases with the increase of fault dip angles in hanging-wall earthquakes at the same site distance. The structural isolation effectiveness in hanging-wall earthquakes is better than that in footwall earthquakes. |
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spelling | doaj.art-f105bc2893764e239d3014b33d4f1bfd2023-03-10T15:09:07ZengTaylor & Francis GroupJournal of Asian Architecture and Building Engineering1347-28522023-03-0122237438910.1080/13467581.2022.20459992045999Study on seismic performance of base-isolated and base-fixed Ancient timber buildings in hanging-wall/footwall EarthquakesTong Ou0Dayang Wang1GuangDong Architectural Design & Research Institute Co., LtdGuangdong Engineering Research Centre for Metal Cladding and Roofing System (GDERC-MCRS)This study aims to quantify effects of hanging-wall/footwall fault parameters on dynamic responses of base-isolated and base-fixed ancient timber buildings. Finite element models of a real timber building with and without isolation technology are first built and verified by comparison with existing studies. Fitting analysis of three typical models, Abrahamson-Silva-Kamai, Campbell-Bozorgnia and Chiou-Youngs models, as well as 622 recorded ground motions, is then conducted to determine the optimal model to generate earthquake waves. Finally, effects of hanging-wall/footwall fault parameters on seismic performance of the based-isolated and base-fixed buildings are investigated. The results show that the Abrahamson-Silva-Kamai model achieves the best fitting results with the lowest computational errors. Isolation technology can improve seismic performance for ancient timber buildings with different ages. Isolation effectiveness of the base-isolated models decreases with increasing building ages in different fault parameters. The isolation effectiveness remains unchanged with different fault dip angles in footwall earthquakes, whereas it decreases with the increase of fault dip angles in hanging-wall earthquakes at the same site distance. The structural isolation effectiveness in hanging-wall earthquakes is better than that in footwall earthquakes.http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/13467581.2022.2045999fault parametershanging-wall/footwall effectancient timber structureisolation |
spellingShingle | Tong Ou Dayang Wang Study on seismic performance of base-isolated and base-fixed Ancient timber buildings in hanging-wall/footwall Earthquakes Journal of Asian Architecture and Building Engineering fault parameters hanging-wall/footwall effect ancient timber structure isolation |
title | Study on seismic performance of base-isolated and base-fixed Ancient timber buildings in hanging-wall/footwall Earthquakes |
title_full | Study on seismic performance of base-isolated and base-fixed Ancient timber buildings in hanging-wall/footwall Earthquakes |
title_fullStr | Study on seismic performance of base-isolated and base-fixed Ancient timber buildings in hanging-wall/footwall Earthquakes |
title_full_unstemmed | Study on seismic performance of base-isolated and base-fixed Ancient timber buildings in hanging-wall/footwall Earthquakes |
title_short | Study on seismic performance of base-isolated and base-fixed Ancient timber buildings in hanging-wall/footwall Earthquakes |
title_sort | study on seismic performance of base isolated and base fixed ancient timber buildings in hanging wall footwall earthquakes |
topic | fault parameters hanging-wall/footwall effect ancient timber structure isolation |
url | http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/13467581.2022.2045999 |
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