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EQE 686 – Deformation-based Seismic Assessment and Design
EQE 686 – DEFORMATION-BASED SEISMIC ASSESSMENT AND DESIGN
INSTRUCTOR : Prof. Dr. M. Nuray Aydınoğlu
COURSE OBJECTIVES : The objective of the course is to provide a background for the theoretical and practical aspects of deformation-based seismic assessment and design.
COURSE SYLLABUS :
Deterministic and probabilistic approaches in seismic assessment and design
- Aleatory and epistemic uncertainties in seismic assessment and design
- Performance-based assessment and design by fully probabilistic approach
- Performance-based seismic assessment and design by deterministic approach under probabilistically estimated seismic ground motion
Analysis and design approaches contained in 2018 Turkish Building Seismic Code (TBSC)
- Strength-Based Seismic Design (SBD) Approach versus Deformation-Based Seismic Assessment and Design (DBAD) Approach
Nonlinear Equations of Motion
- Elements of nonlinear equations of motion
Material nonlinearity
- Plastic Hinge model – Stress Resultant Plasticity Theory: Plastic Flow Rule and Normality Condition
- Elastoplastic Stiffness Matrix and Plastic Reduction Matrix
Geometric nonlinearity
- Second-order Effects versus Large Displacement Effects
- Rigorous Second-Order Stiffness Matrix
- Approximate Second-Order Stiffness Matrix: Consistent Geometric Stiffness Matrix
- Simplified Geometric Stiffness Matrix: P-Δ effects
Structural Modeling Requirements for Practical Nonlinear Analysis
- Lumped plasticity versus distributed plasticity approaches
- Plastic Hinge Model
- Fiber Model
Nonlinear Analysis Procedures
- Response-history analysis (RHA) of SDOF systems in time domain – Piecewise Linear Exact Method
- Response-history analysis (RHA) of MDOF systems in time domain – Direct integration methods
- Pushover analysis – Single-mode and multi-mode pushover analysis methods
- Incremental Response-Spectrum Analysis (IRSA) Method for multi-mode adaptive pushover analysis
Assessment of Deformations and Internal Forces
- Deformation acceptance criteria for ductile demand quantities
- Strength acceptance criteria for brittle demand quantities
PREREQUISITES : EQE 530 or a similar course on Structural Dynamics
DURATION & HOURS PER WEEK : 12 weeks, 3 hours per week
GRADING BASIS :
- 2 or 3 homeworks spread over the semester
- Final exam on homeworks.
REFERENCE TEXTBOOKS :
To be given in the course
(Course notes will be provided.)