THREE-DIMENSIONAL SHAKING TABLE TESTS ON SEISMIC RESPONSE OF REDUCED-SCALE STEEL FRAMES WITH YIELDING BASE PLATES ALLOWED TO UPLIFT

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  • ベースプレート降伏により柱脚浮き上がりを許容した鉄骨造縮小模型架構の3次元振動台地震応答実験
  • ベース プレート コウフク ニ ヨリ チュウキャク ウキアガリ オ キョヨウ シタ テッコツゾウ シュクショウ モケイカコウ ノ 3ジゲン シンドウダイ ジシン オウトウ ジッケン

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The seismic response of three-story one-third-scale steel frames with columns allowed to uplift is evaluated and compared with that of fixed-base frames by three-dimensional shaking table tests. The test frames were retested using four different frame conditions: uplift-base and fixed-base frames; plan symmetric and asymmetric frames. The results are: 1) While the column uplift displacements of the uplift frames is increased by the vertical component of the input motion, the horizontal response values such as the roof drifts and base shears are not affected by that; 2) The difference of the roof floor rotations between the symmetric and asymmetric uplift frames are not increased in spite of the increase of the input motion intensity; 3) The base shears of the uplift frames are effectively reduced from those of the fixed-base frames; and, 4) The deformation of the uplift frames excluding the rocking component is nearly equal to or smaller than the elastic response value of the fixed-base frames.

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