Question 18.2: Determine the peak displacement, storey shears, floor overtu......

Determine the peak displacement, storey shears, floor overturning moment for the above frame with m = 45 412 kg, k = 5530 kN/m; h = 3.657 m due to ground motion characterized by design spectrum scaled to peak ground acceleration of 0.25g. The spectrum is given in Fig. 18.5.

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1. Compute natural period

                \omega_n=0.302~ \sqrt{\frac{k}{m}}

                      =0.302 ~\sqrt{\frac{5530 ~\times ~10^3}{45412}}=3.335 ~rad / s

                 T=\frac{2~ \pi}{\omega_n}=1.89~ s

                 \frac{A}{g}=(1.89)^{-1} 1.80 \times 0.25=0.238

                  A = 0.238 × 9.81 = 2.334 m/s²

                 D=\frac{A}{\omega_n^2}=\frac{2.334}{3.335^2}=0.212 ~m

                 Z=\bar{\Gamma}~ D

                 \bar{\Gamma}=\tilde{L} / \tilde{m}

                    =\frac{3 ~m}{11~ m} \times 5=\frac{15}{11}

                Z=\frac{15}{11} \times 0.212=0.286~ m

The displacement diagram is shown in Fig. 18.6.

                \text { Storey shear }=\omega^2 ~m_j u_j

                                          =\omega^2~ m_j \psi_j~ Z

                                         =m_j \psi_j A_j ~\bar{\Gamma}

=\frac{15}{11} \times 2.334 \times 45412 \times \psi_j

                                         = 144.5 ψ kN

The base shear is 430 kN. The show force diagram is shown in Fig. 18.7.

                \text { Total weight }=45412 \times \frac{9.81}{1000} \times 5

                                            = 2227 kN

                                     V_b=430

                                              \frac{430}{2227}

                                           = 19.3% of total weight of the building.

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