Research on ETABS Steel Tower a Top Building Structural System

Guang Feng Wang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.686.651

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Research on ETABS Steel Tower a Top Building Structural System

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Equipping steel tower atop building structural system at the top of high-rise buildings is applied increasingly. However, the earthquake disasters indicate that under seismic effect, the tower on the roof reacts strongly to the earthquake, and the gazebo is damaged greatly under the condition that major structure has no earthquake damage. Based on analyzing the characteristics and application methods of ETABS software, for engineering projects, the paper uses ETABS software and simplified calculation method to calculate and make comparison analysis on steel tower atop building structure. The analysis results indicate that the method established in the paper has higher accuracy, which can meet the engineering requirements.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 686)

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Guang Feng Wang*

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Dynamic Characteristic, Etabs, High-Rise Buildings, Steel Tower

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