Vibration Energy Dissipation Analysis of a Shear Wall Structure

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This paper studied on vibration energy dissipation analysis of a shear wall structure with viscous liquid dampers for reinforcement and reconstruction. Viscous liquid dampers and herringbone steel shotcrete were used for seismic control and the elastic-plastic time history analysis had been carried out. The results show that: the first layer shear force decreases. The minimal average damping rate of layer displacement in X direction is 4.68% and the maximum is 12.92%; the minimal average damping rate of layer displacement in Y direction is 6.47% and the maximum is 19.8%. So using viscous fluid dampers , the vibration response of the structure could be effectively reduced.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 671-674)

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1509-1513

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March 2013

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