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Title: Abdul Razzaq Touqan??? ?????? ?????


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Soil-Structure Interaction????? ?????? ??
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  • Input processing output

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  • Introduction
  • INPUT Representation of mathematical model
  • INPUT Representation of earthquake loadings
  • PROCESSING Representation of mass and stiffness
    properties analogical models
  • PROCESSING Representation of mass and stiffness
    properties anatomical models
  • OUTPUT Models comparisons
  • OUTPUT Conclusions
  • Further usage of concept
  • Reminder

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Introduction
  • Fundamental lesson learned from earthquakes
  • Necessity of correct matching between
    mathematical model and reality (input)
  • Necessity of correct matching between earthquake
    loadings and method of analysis (processing)

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Representation of Mathematical Model
  • Soil theory is based on assumption of rigid
    structures built on flexible foundations.
  • Structural theory is based on assumption of
    flexible structures built on rigid foundations.

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Representation of Earthquake loadings
  • Methods of analysis
  • Time history true dynamic analysis, all
    necessary modes of soil-structure model
  • Response spectrum one point dynamic analysis,
    all necessary modes of soil-structure model
  • Equivalent lateral load static analysis, one
    mode of structure model

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Representation of Earthquake loadings
Equivalent lateral load
  • basic assumptions of equivalent lateral load
  • General assumptions uniform distribution of mass
    and stiffness.
  • Special assumptions models used based on level
    of technology

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a one-story flat plate reinforced concrete
building subjected to earthquake loading in the
x-direction..
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  • ASCE/SEI 2010

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Representation of mass and stiffness properties
analogical models
  • the relative displacement output u of a 1D
    model subjected to an earthquake
  • M, K and ß are mass, stiffness and acceleration
    response spectrum (dynamic magnification factor)
    respectively

11
Representation of mass and stiffness properties
analogical models
  • For simplicity assume 1D model composed of two
    springs in series. The combined stiffness K
  • If Ksoil is much larger than Kstr then the
    combined stiffness K is equal to Kstr and
    separation between soil and structure is
    justified

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Representation of mass and stiffness properties
analogical models
  • Substructuring concept static reduction

13
Representation of mass and stiffness properties
analogical models
Substructuring concept static reduction
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Representation of mass and stiffness properties
analogical models
Substructuring concept dynamic reduction
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Representation of mass and stiffness properties
anatomical models
16
Models comparisons
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  • Conclusions
  • -Neglecting soil structure interaction is
    reasonable if assumptions prevails like
  • light structures in relatively stiff soil such as
    low rise buildings, structural assumptions
    prevails.
  • simple rigid retaining walls foundation
    assumptions prevails.
  • -The effect of soil structure interaction
    becomes important for heavy structures resting on
    relatively soft soils for example towers in a
    wadi (like wadi altufah)
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Further usage of concept
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Models comparisons
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Conclusions for further usage
  • Best structural shape to resist lateral loadings
    (wind, earthquake, ) is the pyramid shape. Such
    shape provides largest stiffness and smallest
    mass
  • Worst structural shape to resist lateral loadings
    is the inverted pyramid shape. Such shape
    provides largest mass and smallest stiffness
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  • By the same philosophy, weakness in the soil
    increases mass and decreases stiffness, thus
    structure becomes vulnerable to earthquake loads.
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Reminder ????? ????? ?????? ??
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for listening
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Question
  • What is your opinion of a structure with basement
    wall on one side as a usual practice in
    Palestine?
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