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Response Control on Seismic Retrofit of Low-Rise RC Frame Using Viscous Damper
In recent years, seismic design and detailing requirements for buildings have considerably improved worldwide. For example, in Thailand, a new seismic design code was published in 2021, but many existing buildings do not satisfy the new code and require retrofit. The seismic retrofit is required to improve the seismic performance of the existing building. However, the response control method to control the target story drift ratio of the retrofitted RC buildings using the viscous damper is lack introduction. This study proposes a response control retrofit strategy using viscous dampers, designed using an equivalent linearization approach. A constant stiffness method is introduced to efficiently distribute the dampers along with the building height. The stiffness of the damper is equally distributed for all stories. A design example is introduced of a low-rise reinforced concrete school building in Thailand, which was damaged in the 2014 Mae Lao earthquake. Nonlinear response history analysis is used to validate the introduced method. The results indicate that the average peak story drifts ratios can be controlled within the target story drift ratio of 0.67% rad.
Response Control on Seismic Retrofit of Low-Rise RC Frame Using Viscous Damper
In recent years, seismic design and detailing requirements for buildings have considerably improved worldwide. For example, in Thailand, a new seismic design code was published in 2021, but many existing buildings do not satisfy the new code and require retrofit. The seismic retrofit is required to improve the seismic performance of the existing building. However, the response control method to control the target story drift ratio of the retrofitted RC buildings using the viscous damper is lack introduction. This study proposes a response control retrofit strategy using viscous dampers, designed using an equivalent linearization approach. A constant stiffness method is introduced to efficiently distribute the dampers along with the building height. The stiffness of the damper is equally distributed for all stories. A design example is introduced of a low-rise reinforced concrete school building in Thailand, which was damaged in the 2014 Mae Lao earthquake. Nonlinear response history analysis is used to validate the introduced method. The results indicate that the average peak story drifts ratios can be controlled within the target story drift ratio of 0.67% rad.
Response Control on Seismic Retrofit of Low-Rise RC Frame Using Viscous Damper
Lecture Notes in Civil Engineering
Strauss, Eric (editor) / Saingam, Panumas (author)
International Conference on Civil Engineering ; 2022 ; Singapore, Singapore
2022-08-09
11 pages
Article/Chapter (Book)
Electronic Resource
English