Elastic Results’ Comparison between Computing and Test of a Scaled Model of a Complex Supertall Building

Yue Chen

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.671-674.655

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Elastic Results’ Comparison between Computing and Test of a Scaled Model of a Complex Supertall Building

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The height of a complex supertall building is 250m. The central RC tube and peripheral SRC frame with a strengthened truss and a transfer truss are employed to resist vertical and lateral loads. At first, a shaking table test was performed on a 1/30 scaled model of the building to study its dynamic characteristics and to evaluate its earthquake resistant capacity. Then, a 3D finite element analysis of model structure was carried out. Finally, the analytical results were compared with the experimental ones to gain a better understanding of the structural behavior.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 671-674)

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Yue Chen

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Complex Supertall Building, Elastic Results’ Comparison, Scaled Model, Shaking Table Test, Time History Analysis

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