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Simplified Dynamic Analysis of High-Rise Buildings - Applications to Simplified Seismic Diagnosis and Retrofit Using the Extended Rod Theory (Hardcover, 1st ed. 2019)
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Simplified Dynamic Analysis of High-Rise Buildings - Applications to Simplified Seismic Diagnosis and Retrofit Using the Extended Rod Theory (Hardcover, 1st ed. 2019)
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This book presents a simple analytical method based on the extended
rod theory that allows the earthquake resistance of high-rise
buildings to be easily and accurately evaluated at the preliminary
design stage. It also includes practical software for applying the
extended rod theory to the dynamic analysis of actual buildings and
structures. High-rise buildings in large cities, built on soft
ground consisting of sedimentary rock, tend to have low natural
frequency. If ground motion due to an earthquake occurs at distant
hypocenters, the vibration wave can be propagated through several
sedimentary layers and act on skyscrapers as a long-period ground
motion, potentially producing a resonance phenomenon that can cause
severe damage. Accordingly, there is a pressing need to gauge the
earthquake resistance of existing skyscrapers and to improve their
seismic performance. This book was written by authors who have
extensive experience in tall-building seismic design in Japan. The
software included enables readers to perform dynamic calculations
of skyscrapers' resistance to vibrations. As such, it offers a
valuable resource for practitioners and engineers, as well as
students of civil engineering.
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