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Seismic Load Effects on a Scaled Model Structure

by Kenichi Ohi, Univ of Tokyo, Japan,
Koichi Takanashi, Univ of Tokyo, Japan,



Document Type: Proceeding Paper

Part of: Seismic Engineering: Research and Practice

Abstract:

A long term observation on a scaled steel braced frame model with intentionally reduced seismic strength is ongoing since 1983. This paper examines the seismic load effects of two earthquakes observed, which caused moderate damages on the model structure in different manners. A technique of spectral analysis is newly developed to express non-stationary change of seismic damage potential and applied to the two ground motions observed.

Subject Headings: Seismic loads | Steel structures | Steel frames | Seismic tests | Structural models | Scale models | Earthquake resistant structures

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