Optimal damper design strategy for braced structures based on generalized response spectrum analysis

Abstract This paper presents a damper design strategy for highly indeterminate 3D structures utilizing computational optimization and generalized response spectrum analysis, which is extended to incorporate non‐proportional damping. This enables a more efficient design process compared to trial‐and‐...

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Main Authors: Yuki Terazawa, Toru Takeuchi
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Wiley 2019-10-01
Series:Japan Architectural Review
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Online Access:https://doi.org/10.1002/2475-8876.12122
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spelling doaj-b526cfaedaf64eff99e95c4da005b37a2021-05-02T08:00:27ZengWileyJapan Architectural Review2475-88762019-10-012447749310.1002/2475-8876.12122Optimal damper design strategy for braced structures based on generalized response spectrum analysisYuki Terazawa0Toru Takeuchi1Department of Architecture and Building Engineering Tokyo Institute of Technology Tokyo JapanDepartment of Architecture and Building Engineering Tokyo Institute of Technology Tokyo JapanAbstract This paper presents a damper design strategy for highly indeterminate 3D structures utilizing computational optimization and generalized response spectrum analysis, which is extended to incorporate non‐proportional damping. This enables a more efficient design process compared to trial‐and‐error with nonlinear response history analysis. The efficiency of the proposed design strategy is verified, analyzed and then applied to a series of illustrative examples including retrofit of an existing lattice tower structure and new build buckling‐restrained braced frames.https://doi.org/10.1002/2475-8876.12122complex eigenvalue analysiscomplex stiffnesselasto‐plastic damperlayout optimizationsizing optimization
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author Yuki Terazawa
Toru Takeuchi
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Toru Takeuchi
Optimal damper design strategy for braced structures based on generalized response spectrum analysis
Japan Architectural Review
complex eigenvalue analysis
complex stiffness
elasto‐plastic damper
layout optimization
sizing optimization
author_facet Yuki Terazawa
Toru Takeuchi
author_sort Yuki Terazawa
title Optimal damper design strategy for braced structures based on generalized response spectrum analysis
title_short Optimal damper design strategy for braced structures based on generalized response spectrum analysis
title_full Optimal damper design strategy for braced structures based on generalized response spectrum analysis
title_fullStr Optimal damper design strategy for braced structures based on generalized response spectrum analysis
title_full_unstemmed Optimal damper design strategy for braced structures based on generalized response spectrum analysis
title_sort optimal damper design strategy for braced structures based on generalized response spectrum analysis
publisher Wiley
series Japan Architectural Review
issn 2475-8876
publishDate 2019-10-01
description Abstract This paper presents a damper design strategy for highly indeterminate 3D structures utilizing computational optimization and generalized response spectrum analysis, which is extended to incorporate non‐proportional damping. This enables a more efficient design process compared to trial‐and‐error with nonlinear response history analysis. The efficiency of the proposed design strategy is verified, analyzed and then applied to a series of illustrative examples including retrofit of an existing lattice tower structure and new build buckling‐restrained braced frames.
topic complex eigenvalue analysis
complex stiffness
elasto‐plastic damper
layout optimization
sizing optimization
url https://doi.org/10.1002/2475-8876.12122
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