Substructure design optimization and nonlinear responses control analysis of the mega-sub controlled structural system (MSCSS) under earthquake action

Abdulhadi, Mustapha; Zhang, Xun’an; Fan, Buqiao; Moman, Muhammad

doi:10.1007/s11803-021-2047-2

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“…MSCSS showed a response control rate of over 10% and a base shear control rate of 20% during long-period ground motions [18,19]. According to the MSCSS, the controlling effectiveness of structural acceleration and displacement at the top of a mega-frame with various arrangements and numbers of substructures ranged from 42% to 70% [20], whereas the controlling effectiveness of substructural acceleration and displacement ranged from 20% to 65%. Using mid-story isolation and inverted V-bracing (chevron), the MSCSS has demonstrated remarkable stabilizing effects against earthquake-induced structural vibration and shows significant improvements, particularly under a service load, with an average structural acceleration response of 49.7% under the El Centro earthquake.…”

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Plastic Deformation Analysis of a New Mega-Subcontrolled Structural System (MSCSS) Subjected to Seismic Excitation

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This paper seeks to examine the plastic deformation and seismic structural response of a mega-subcontrolled structural system (MSCSS) subjected to strong seismic excitations. Different MSCSS configurations were modeled with nonlinear finite elements, and nonlinear dynamic analyses were performed to examine their behaviors. This paper introduces a novel and optimized MSCSS configuration, configuration 30, which demonstrates remarkable results for the reduction of plastic strain. Utilizing a steel plate shear wall enhances the seismic structural integrity of this system (SPSW). This configuration improved the mean equivalent plastic strain of columns and beams by 51% and 80%, respectively. In addition, a comparison between unstiffened and ring-shaped infill panels of SPSWs demonstrates that ring-shaped infill panels offer greater lateral stiffness and energy dissipation with a 44% reduction in maximum equivalent plastic strain. Compared to configuration 1, configuration 30 exhibited the most controlled structural response, as the minimum residual story drift improvement was 70% in the first, second, and third substructures, respectively, and the maximum coefficient of variation (COV) was 16% and 32% in the acceleration and displacement responses, respectively.

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“…[ 11,12 ] The controlling effectiveness of the structural acceleration and displacement at the top of the mega‐frame of the MSCSS with various arrangements and numbers of substructures ranged from 42% to 70%, while the substructural acceleration and displacement ranged from 20% to 65%. [ 13 ]…”

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“…[11,12] The controlling effectiveness of the structural acceleration and displacement at the top of the mega-frame of the MSCSS with various arrangements and numbers of substructures ranged from 42% to 70%, while the substructural acceleration and displacement ranged from 20% to 65%. [13] Nevertheless, although the research on controlling the MSCSS response has achieved some remarkable results to date, within the field of structural engineering, it remains necessary to further improve the response control effect of the MSCSS, reduce the high cost of the structure and improve the ability to control the structural response; these issues also continue to be common problems in the design theory of superhighrise buildings.…”

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Response control analysis of a new mega‐subcontrolled structural system (MSCSS) under seismic excitation

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The mega-subcontrolled structural system (MSCSS) was proposed in the past decade as a new construction technique for high-rise buildings because it showed an improved structural seismic response. However, research continues to focus on further increasing the response control ability, minimizing the cost, and improving the seismic performance of MSCSS. In this paper, a novel configuration named configuration 13 is proposed that incorporates an inverted V-bracing (chevron) along the height in the center of the structure, and a mid-story isolation system is situated under the first mega-beam. The response control analysis and dynamic characteristics of the novel MSCSS are studied based on the structural responses to seven seismic waves. This novel configuration shows a significant improvement of at least 30.58% in the structural acceleration response with an average overall improvement of 49.7% under an El Centro wave. Moreover, nonlinear dynamic analysis is performed under the same seven waves; the proposed configuration shows the maximum pseudo-spectral acceleration under the El Centro input at low frequencies, while under the Kobe wave, acceleration peaks also appear at higher frequencies. Furthermore, the Hilbert-Huang transform is also applied, confirming that the proposed MSCSS shows no sudden fluctuations in its structural response under seismic excitation.

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“…Additional columns on sub-structures in the MSCSS can support megabeams above, reduce bending moments in mega-beams, and allow for larger beam spans. LRBs on additional columns not only dissipate the energy but also further increase the relative motion between the mega-structure and sub-structures, thereby increasing the energy dissipated by the dampers [8][9][10]. The MSCSS with LRBs has been explored by several researchers.…”

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“…Later, they further investigated the effect of different relative stiffness ratios and mass ratios on the vibration control performance of the sub-structure. The accelerations and displacements of sub-structures in structural systems during earthquakes, and the optimal ranges of relative stiffness ratios and mass ratios were found [10]. Fan et al developed an optimization program based on a genetic algorithm.…”

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Failure Mode and Optimization for MSCSS with LRBs Based on IDA Method

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The mega-sub controlled structure system with laminate rubber bearings is an emerging seismic control system for high-rise buildings. The system is high-order statically indeterminate with numerous failure modes. To study the failure modes of the structural system and further improve its seismic performance, the dynamic equations and the finite element model of the system were established. Ten different ground motions were selected from the Pacific Earthquake Engineering Research Center ground motion database for the incremental dynamic analysis (IDA). Based on the results of the IDA, the weakest failure mode of the system was identified, and its failure path was found. Two schemes were proposed to optimize the weakest failure mode of the system, and the optimization results were compared. The results show that although the IDA curves from different ground motion inputs are diverse, the plastic hinges are all formed on the sub-structures. Failures of the system are caused by either the excessive floor drift or the excessive shear deformation of rubber bearings. By adjusting the locations and parameters of dampers and rubber bearings, the seismic performance of the system can be improved.

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Substructure design optimization and nonlinear responses control analysis of the mega-sub controlled structural system (MSCSS) under earthquake action

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Plastic Deformation Analysis of a New Mega-Subcontrolled Structural System (MSCSS) Subjected to Seismic Excitation

Plastic Deformation Analysis of a New Mega-Subcontrolled Structural System (MSCSS) Subjected to Seismic Excitation

Response control analysis of a new mega‐subcontrolled structural system (MSCSS) under seismic excitation

Failure Mode and Optimization for MSCSS with LRBs Based on IDA Method

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