Seismic Response Analysis of Unequal Altitude Double-Tower Connecting Structure with the Changes of Connecting Beam Location

Jin Song Lei; Qing Ma; Bo Xue

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.163-167.4043

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Seismic Response Analysis of Unequal Altitude Double-Tower Connecting Structure with the Changes of Connecting Beam Location

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Dynamic characteristics and seismic response for unequal height double-tower structure models were analyzed by finite element software. The effort of the connecting beam location changes to the structural vibration period, the maximum displacement on top and the maximum shear force at bottom were analyzed and compared. The results indicate that horizontal displacement under the seismic waves in x direction is larger than the displacement under seismic waves in y direction. When the locations of the connecting body vary, the influence to structural vibration period is different as vibration modes change. The effort to the maximum shear force of the structure at bottom under the seismic waves in x direction is larger than the displacement in y direction. The above results provide references for design and further studying.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 163-167)

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4043-4047

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December 2010

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Jin Song Lei, Qing Ma, Bo Xue

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Connecting Structure, Displacement, Dynamic Characteristic, Time History Analysis, Vibration Mode

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