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EnglishThis paper deals with seismic reliability of nonlinear structural systems equipped with friction pendulum isolators (FPS). The FPS behaviour is described by a bilinear model, dependent on ve-locity, while superstructures are described by a 2dof model with a perfectly elastoplastic beha-viour. A parametric study is carried out encompassing a range of elastic and inelastic building properties, different seismic intensity levels and considering the friction coefficient as a random variable. Employing a set of natural seismic records and scaled to the seismic intensity corres-ponding to life safety limit state for L’Aquila site (Italy) according to NTC08, the inelastic cha-racteristics of the superstructures are designed as the ratio between the average elastic responses and increasing strength reduction factors. Using Incremental Dynamic Analyses (IDA) and as-suming different values of the limit states for the isolation level and for the superstructure, the seismic fragility curves are evaluated. The reliability curves of the inelastic base-isolated structur-al systems, with a design life of 50 years, are derived integrating the fragility curves with the seismic hazard curve related to L’Aquila site (Italy). The reliability curves are seismic reliability-based design (SRBD) abacuses, useful to define the FPS properties and superstructure properties.
SEISMIC RELIABILITY ASSESSMENT OF EQUIVALENT PERFECTLY ELASTOPLASTIC BASE-ISOLATED STRUCTURES / Castaldo, Paolo; Palazzo, Bruno; Ferrentino, Tatiana. - STAMPA. - 1(2017), pp. 367-376. ((Intervento presentato al convegno Le Giornate Italiane della Costruzione in Acciaio - The Italian Steel Days tenutosi a Venezia nel 28-30 settembre 2017.
| Titolo: | SEISMIC RELIABILITY ASSESSMENT OF EQUIVALENT PERFECTLY ELASTOPLASTIC BASE-ISOLATED STRUCTURES | |
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| Data di pubblicazione: | 2017 | |
| Abstract: | This paper deals with seismic reliability of nonlinear structural systems equipped with friction ...pendulum isolators (FPS). The FPS behaviour is described by a bilinear model, dependent on ve-locity, while superstructures are described by a 2dof model with a perfectly elastoplastic beha-viour. A parametric study is carried out encompassing a range of elastic and inelastic building properties, different seismic intensity levels and considering the friction coefficient as a random variable. Employing a set of natural seismic records and scaled to the seismic intensity corres-ponding to life safety limit state for L’Aquila site (Italy) according to NTC08, the inelastic cha-racteristics of the superstructures are designed as the ratio between the average elastic responses and increasing strength reduction factors. Using Incremental Dynamic Analyses (IDA) and as-suming different values of the limit states for the isolation level and for the superstructure, the seismic fragility curves are evaluated. The reliability curves of the inelastic base-isolated structur-al systems, with a design life of 50 years, are derived integrating the fragility curves with the seismic hazard curve related to L’Aquila site (Italy). The reliability curves are seismic reliability-based design (SRBD) abacuses, useful to define the FPS properties and superstructure properties. | |
| ISBN: | 9788885522008 | |
| Appare nelle tipologie: | 4.1 Contributo in Atti di convegno |
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