Abstract
The article provides a brief overview of methods for assessing the seismic stability of systems using elastomeric supports under seismic impacts of the "Project earthquake" level. As part of the study, a set of dynamic and static calculations was performed, and two methods for calculating earthquake-resistant systems were considered: the linear-spectral method (LSM) and the direct dynamic method (PDM). The purpose of the research is to assess the possibility of using LST for seismic impacts of the PZ level on systems with elastomeric supports. It was found that the difference in the results of calculations for the two methods does not exceed 12 %. Thus, the SHEET can be used as the main tool for calculating seismically isolated systems under the seismic impact of the earth's surface area.
Highlights
Канд. техн. наук, доцент, доцент кафедры систем автоматизированного проектирования объектов строительства, ФГАОУ ВО «Уральский федеральный университет»
The article provides a brief overview of methods for assessing the seismic resistance of systems using elastomeric bearings under seismic impacts of the “Designated earthquake” (DE) level
The aim of the research work is to assess the possibility of using LST in case of seismic impacts of the PZ level on systems with elastomeric bearings
Summary
The article provides a brief overview of methods for assessing the seismic resistance of systems using elastomeric bearings under seismic impacts of the “Designated earthquake” (DE) level. Within the framework of the study, a complex of dynamic and static calculations was carried out, the method for calculating seismic-resistant systems was considered: the linear spectral method (LSM) and the direct dynamic method (LDM). The aim of the research work is to assess the possibility of using LST in case of seismic impacts of the PZ level on systems with elastomeric bearings. It was found that the difference in the results of calculations using the two methods does not exceed 12%. The LST can be used as the main tool for calculating seismically isolated systems under seismic impact of the DE level.
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