Simplified Method for Considering Dynamic Second-Order Effects of Elastic SDOF System under Earthquakes

Feng Xia Han; Zhi Jun Wang; Zong Ming Huang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.295-297.26

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Simplified Method for Considering Dynamic Second-Order Effects of Elastic SDOF System under Earthquakes

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The structures subjected to large displacement under ground motion may be severely influenced by the structural second-order effects. This paper studied the dynamic second-order effects of the single-degree-of-freedom (SDOF) system under earthquake ground motions. The following achievements have been made: (1) the stiffness reduction coefficients considering and effects under static and dynamic analysis were deduced; (2) through numerical analysis, the accuracy of the formulas was verified.

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Feng Xia Han, Zhi Jun Wang, Zong Ming Huang

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Dynamic Second-Order Effects, SDOF, Stiffness Reduction Coefficient

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