Seismic intensity index for incrementel dynamic analysis of super high-rise hybrid structures
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    In design of super high-rise structure, the ground motion intensity index guides the seismic design of the structure and is very important for safety of the structure,but there is no unified conclusion on the ground motion intensity index of super high-rise mixed structure. Therefore, it is of great significance to study the ground motion intensity index of the super high-rise structure. Based on the review of the current research status of the effectiveness of seismic intensity index in the incremental dynamic analysis of building structures, this article proposes a seismic intensity index a%, which is suitable for the incremental dynamic analysis of super high-rise building structure. The ground motion intensity index Sa% is the geometric average of the spectral acceleration corresponding to the natural vibration period of a% mode mass participation coefficient before considering the translational direction of the structure. In order to verify the effectiveness of the seismic intensity index Sa%, PERFORM-3D elastoplastic analysis software was used to establish a nonlinear model of an actual super high-rise building and perform incremental dynamic analysis. Based on the discrete analysis of θmax and Vmax results of various ground motion intensity indexes, it is concluded that Sa% of ground motion intensity index proposed in this paper can effectively reduce the discreteness of θmax and Vmax when applied to incremental dynamic analysis of super-high-rise structures, which improves the validity of calculated data and provides reference for the application of actual super high-rise structures.

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邓晖,付志旭,傅冠翔,潘建荣.超高层混合结构增量动力分析的地震动强度指标[J].土木与环境工程学报(中英文),2021,43(3):109~118

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  • Received:June 21,2020
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