论文信息 - Introducing resilience factor in the structure as a new control coefficient

Introducing resilience factor in the structure as a new control coefficient

Article history: Received 6 March, 2016 Accepted 27 June 2016 Available online 28 June 2016 When a structure is influenced by the earthquake external force, some energy imposed to the structure is dissipated and remained energy causes structure displacements. Dissipated energy in the structure depends on the type of structure and its optimal engineering design. In any typical structure, the type of connections, stiffness of structure, dampers, place of windfall and damper and other factors play significant role in the amount of dissipated energy. This article introduces a new resilience factor which is a function of energy dissipation factors of input seismic energy. Mathematical equations are presented for this factor and its limits are determined for different periods. The applicability of the proposed factor is also investigated for two typical structural examples. © 2016 Growing Science Ltd. All rights reserved.

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