Abstract
A method for dynamic calculation of a box-like structure, consisting of interconnected longitudinal and transverse plate and beam elements is developed. The problem is posed of spatial vibrations of the box-like structure of a building under dynamic impact determined by its base motion according to a sinusoidal law. It is assumed that the external load-bearing walls of the building, perpendicular to the direction of the seismic effect, work on transverse bending only. The interior panels, located in the direction of external impact, are subjected to tension-compression and shear in their planes. Equations of vibrations of the points of panels, box beams, boundary and initial conditions of the problem are given. In the areas of butt joints of panels, full contact conditions are set to ensure the equality of displacements and stresses. Within the framework of the finite difference method, a methodology was developed for dynamic calculation of box-like structures. Numerical results of stresses over time in the hazardous areas of the box were obtained. The laws of changes in the maximum stress values in characteristic sections of the panels are graphically presented as a function of time.
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