复合隔震结构地震反应的简化计算

对单质点复合隔震结构的振动进行了分析，并导出了通过迭代计算复合隔城结构最大地震反应的简化公式，该计算公式可用于砌体隔震结构及类似结构初步设计的估算。     

大高宽比隔震结构地震反应的实用分析方法

本文提出了高层隔震结构等大高宽比隔震结构体系地震反应分析的单质点、2质点和3质点剪切型简化计算模型,同时还提出了高宽比影响系数的概念和计算式。这种纯剪切的简化计算模型成功地模拟了剪切加转动多质点计算模型的动力特性,通过高宽比影响系数对剪切型计算模型得到的剪力系数进行非线性放大,使数十质点的隔震结构体系都能够简化成单质点、2质点和3质点体系进行地震反应分析。文末对22层高宽比为5．01的某22层隔震结构进行了算例分析,简化计算理论的计算结果和时程分析法计算结果一致性良好。     

基于强震观测的隔震结构地震反应分析

福建省防灾减灾中心大楼是一栋高约40m,安装有强震观测系统的隔震大楼,目前该结构台阵已记录到30多次地震引起的大楼地震反应。本文利用具有强大非线性功能的ETABS软件建立大楼结构模型,同时考虑隔震结构的楼梯和填充墙对结构地震反应的影响,并利用台阵记录验证大楼结构模型线弹性地震反应的可靠性,说明隔震大楼结构模型能很好地模拟大楼的地震反应过程。在此基础上结合大楼原型动力性能实验的实测参数,以大楼自由场地的三个实际地震记录作为输人,对大楼在中小地震作用下非线性地震反应进行分析,结果表明大楼具有良好的隔震效果。     

摩擦摆隔震结构地震反应谱的计算分析

探讨了摩擦摆基底隔震结构的地震反应谱规律。采用上部结构-摩擦摆两质点模型并利用系统振动微分方程，计算绘制了设计参数(质量比、摩擦系数、滑道半径)不同取值下上部结构的绝对加速度、侧向位移和基底水平滑移反应谱。结果表明：摩擦摆系统对刚度较大的上部结构具有良好的隔震效果。摩擦系数对上部结构的加速度反应、层间水平侧移和系统滑移均有较大的影响，质量比的影响次之．而滑道半径仅对系统滑移有较为显著的作用。     

结构偏心对基础隔震结构地震反应的影响

本文对基础隔震偏心结构在不同场地上的地震动作用下的反应进行了深入研究，探讨了上部结构偏心、隔震层偏心、场地条件等因素对于基础隔震结构地震反应的影响，选取了能反映结构偏心特性的参数，以便将分析各因素对隔震结构地震反应的影响转化为分析参数的影响。通过大量的数值计算与分析，得到了一些对实际工程有意义的结论。     

隔震及超高层建筑的地震反应观测

2001年5月24日和6月20日分别发生了宜良4.2级和呈南3.6级两次地震，架设在云南省抗震培训中心隔震大楼和昆明佳华广场的结构强震观测台阵记录了这两栋建筑物对这两次地震反应。本介绍了获取的记录，并分析了两栋建筑物的地震反应情况。     

摩擦摆基础隔震结构多维地震反应分析

对摩擦摆基础隔震结构进行了单向、双向和三向地震反应对比分析,表明考虑双向水平地震动时摩擦摆基础隔震结构的支座位移增大,而结构的加速度和楼层剪力减小,其中对支座位移和结构加速度影响较大;考虑竖向地震动时摩擦摆基础隔震结构的支座位移略有减小,而结构的加速度和楼层剪力增大,其中对结构加速度影响较大.因而,在进行摩擦摆基础隔震结构地震反应分析时,应考虑多维地震动的影响.     

组合基础隔震结构双向地震反应分析

本文采用双向耦合恢复力模型模拟组合隔震系统中隔震支座的双向耦合效应,对组合基础隔震结构进行了单向和双向地震反应对比分析,分析表明在水平双向地震作用下结构各层的加速度反应较小,隔震层的层间位移较大,而上部结构的层间位移较小,并且在水平双向地震作用下,支座的最大位移明显大于单向地震作用时支座的最大位移,因而应考虑水平双向地震作用对组合基础隔震结构地震反应和隔震支座性能的影响。     

层间隔震结构计算模型的简化分析

本文通过对层间隔震结构整体动力性能及时域反应的分析，用模态综合方法建立了该结构计算分析简化模型。该模型合理、可靠，为建立实用设计方法、推广层间隔震结构的应用提供了有效途径。     

铅芯叠层橡胶支座基础隔震结构双向地震反应分析

本文对铅芯叠层橡胶支座双向耦合恢复力模型进行了改进，采用基础隔震结构动力分析程序DABIS对铅芯叠层橡胶支座基础隔震结构进行了单向及双向地震反应对比分析。结果表明，在单向和双向地震作用下，基础隔震结构的加速度反应和位移反应较为接近，但在双向地震作用下，支座的最大位移明显大于单向地震作用时的支座最大位移，因而在确定支座最大位移时应考虑双向地震作用的影响。     

A modal procedure for seismic analysis of non-linear base-isolated multistorey structures

A modal procedure for non-linear analysis of multistorey structures with high-damping base-isolation systems was proposed. Two different isolation devices were considered in the analysis: an high-damping laminated rubber bearing and a lead-rubber bearing. Starting from deformational properties verified by tests, the isolation systems were characterized using three different analytical models (an Elastic Viscous, a Bilinear Hysteretic and a Wen's Model) with parameters depending from maximum lateral strain. After non-linear modelling of isolation and lateral-force-resisting systems, the effects of material non-linearities were considered as pseudo-forces applied to the equivalent linear system (Pseudo-Force Method) and the formally linearized equations of motion were uncoupled by the transformation defined by the complex mode shapes. The modal responses were finally obtained with an extension of Nigam–Jennings technique to non-linear and non-classically damped systems, in conjunction with an iterative technique searching for non-linear contributions satisfying equations of motion and constitutive laws. Since the properties of the isolated structure usually change with maximun lateral strain of isolation bearings, the integration of a new set of governing equations was required for each design-displacement value. The procedure proposed was described in detail and then applied for the determination of modal and total seismic responses in some real cases. At first, a very good agreement between non-linear responses obtained with the proposed mode superposition and with a direct integration method was observed. Then a comparison of results obtained with the three different analytical models of the isolation bearings was carried out. At last, the exact modal response obtained with analytical models depending from the design displacement of the isolation bearings was compared with two different approximated solutions, evaluated using mode shapes and isolation properties, respectively, calculated under simplified hypothesis.© 1998 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.     

Non-linear seismic analysis of base-isolated RC frame structures

In this paper, seismic analysis of plane RC frame structures with High Damping Rubber Bearings (HDRBs) base-isolation systems is performed in the non linear range. For RC members, a modified version of hysteretic Park model is used. For HDRB isolators, a new hysteretic model is presented, which is able to accurately predict the mechanical response in the large strain range. The dynamic equilibrium equations are solved making use, at each time step, of a block iterative Newton–Raphson scheme: the frame is divided into superelements (beams and columns) with master nodes at the extremities and internal local nodes for the computation of relations between end moments and relative rotations at superelement extremities. The effectiveness of HDRB base-isolation systems to reduce inelastic deformations in the RC superstructures is investigated through some numerical examples. Copyright © 1999 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.     

A method for stochastic seismic response analysis of non-classically damped structures

A method to calculate the stationary random response of a non-classically damped structure is proposed that features clearly-defined physical meaning and simple expression. The method is developed in the frequency domain, The expression of the proposed method consists of three terms, i.e., modal velocity response, modal displacement response, and coupled (between modal velocity and modal displacement response), Numerical results from the parametric study and three example structures reveal that the modal velocity response term and the coupled term are important to structural response estimates only for a dynamic system with a tuned mass damper. In typical cases, the modal displacement term can provide response estimates with satisfactory accuracy by itself, so that the modal velocity term and coupled term may be ignored without loss of accuracy, This is used to simplify the response computation of non-classically damped structures. For the white noise excitation, three modal correlation coefficients in closed form are derived. To consider the modal velocity response term and the coupled term, a simplified approximation based on white noise excitation is developed for the case when the modal velocity response is important to the structural responses. Numerical results show that the approximate expression based on white noise excitation can provide structural responses with satisfactory accuracy~     

基础隔震高层建筑地震响应的理论分析

本文对某高层隔震框架－剪力墙结构的三维地震响应进行了有限元分析计算，对比了隔震结构及其相应非隔震结构的动力特性，给出了在多遇地震和罕遇地震作用下结构的最大层间剪力，层间位移等，得到一些有意义的结论。     

Floor response spectra for base-isolated multi-storey structures

A study of floor response spectra for a base-isolated multi-storey structure under sinusoidal and seismic ground excitations is carried out. Several base isolation systems including the laminated rubber bearing, the pure-friction, the resilient-friction, the Électricité de France and the sliding resilient-friction systems are considered. A sinusoidal ground acceleration and several earthquake accelerograms (including those of El Centro 1940, Pacoima Dam 1971 and Mexico City 1985) are used to evaluate the floor response spectra. The characteristics of the spectra generated by different base isolation systems are studied, and the results are compared with those for the fixed-base structure. It is shown that the structural contents can be protected against earthquakes by the use of properly designed base isolation systems. In particular, the laminated rubber bearing system appears to be remarkably effective in protecting the secondary systems under a variety of conditions.     

Simplified analysis method for multistorey base-isolated structures on viscoelastic halfspace

A simplified procedure for the analysis of single-storey base-isolated structures on a viscoelastic halfspace is extended to multistorey structures. Results of displacements and base shear obtained by this procedure compare favourably to exact results obtained by a computer program that has been developed.     

基础隔震结构的能力谱分析方法

能力谱法是一种简单而有效的对结构性能进行评估的静力弹塑性方法。本文将该方法引入到基础隔震结构性能评估中，并充分考虑了基础隔震结构的特点，对应用中的力学模型、横向水平力分布形式、需求谱建立及评估指标等问题进行了分析。最后给出了一个实际算例，并用时程分析法进行检验，证明该方法有一定的可靠性。     

A simplified analysis procedure for base-isolated structures on flexible foundation

A simplified method of analysis of base-isolated structures supported on flexible soil is presented, in which the soil–base-isolated-structure system is represented by a SDOF oscillator supported on rigid soil. A parametric study illustrates the application and accuracy of the method. The results obtained lead to the conclusion that the simplified procedure that is presented is sufficiently accurate for purposes of preliminary design of base-isolated structures, and for studies to determine the feasibility of using base-isolation.     

Intensity measures for the seismic response prediction of base-isolated buildings

Base isolation has become a widely applied technique for protecting buildings located in highly seismic areas. Due to the strongly non-linear constitutive behaviour typical of many isolation devices, the seismic response of base-isolated buildings is usually evaluated through non-linear dynamic analysis. In this type of analysis a suitable set of ground motions is needed for representing the earthquake loads and for exciting the structural model. Many methods can be found in the literature for defining the ground motions. When natural accelerograms are used, the methods mainly differ from each other based on the intensity measures used for scaling the records to the defined earthquake intensity level. Investigations have been carried out for evaluating the predictive capability of the intensity measures used in these methods: while many studies focused on ordinary buildings, only a few focused on base-isolated ones. The objective of this paper is to evaluate the most commonly used intensity measures, which are currently available in the literature, with respect to their capability to predict the seismic response of base-isolated buildings. Selected for the investigation are two frame structures characterized by a different number of storeys and base-isolated with systems having different properties. Two sets of accelerograms, consisting of ordinary and pulse-like near-fault records, are used in the analyses and in the evaluation of the intensity measures. Modified versions of existing intensity measures are also proposed, with the intent of improving the correlations between the considered intensity measures and response quantities.