Preliminary structural analysis study of the chinese complex bracket systems

Sok Yee Yeo, Yijie Gao, Kohei Komatsu, Yu Lin Chung, Wen Shao Chang, Min-fu Hsu

研究成果: Conference contribution

1 引文 斯高帕斯(Scopus)

摘要

A series of in-plane structural studies of the traditional timber structures have been conducted since the 1999 Chi-Chi earthquake. Most of these studies were largely based on quasi-static tests, limited modelling studies are found on the dynamic behaviour of these structural types, in particular, the complex bracket systems. Owing to their complexity and the lack of proper seismic evaluation methods for this type of oriental timber structures, structural engineers often assume these timber connections bear no moment resistance, and thus, will tend to simplify them to two idealized extreme forms – fully rigid or fully-hinge/pin joint. Hence, the predicted outcomes often appeared to be unrealistic as they do not truly reflect the actual behaviour of the oriental timber structures. Under-estimation not only gives the public a misguided perception that traditional timber structures are weak and not durable, it also undermines its true seismic capability. From past experimental results, it is understood that oriental timber joints generally behaved like semi-rigid joints than hinges or pin, and the overall stiffness of the global structure is related to vertical loads, friction and partial embedment of wood fibers between contact surfaces. Close-form analytical models have been derived and the predictions fit well with the test results. For verification sake, the above models were subjected to two examinations. Firstly, the models’ assumptions and calculated values were cross-validated with past dynamic tests of complex bracket sets with various vertical loads and structural system designs. Next, the calculated assumptions were applied to conventional numerical modelling software and the predictions were cross-referenced with test results. Preliminary results from the above examinations revealed that the predicted models and anticipated weak points of the global structures were generally in good agreement with the dynamic test results, hence the assumptions made generally work well in both static and dynamic tests.

原文English
主出版物標題Structures Under Shock and Impact XVI
編輯S. Syngellakis, G. Schleyer
發行者WITPress
頁面111-121
頁數11
ISBN(列印)9781784663995
DOIs
出版狀態Published - 2020
事件16th International Conference in the successful series of Structures Under Shock and Impact, SUSI 2020 - Lisbon, Portugal
持續時間: 2020 6月 222020 6月 24

出版系列

名字WIT Transactions on the Built Environment
198
ISSN(列印)1743-3509
ISSN(電子)1746-4498

Conference

Conference16th International Conference in the successful series of Structures Under Shock and Impact, SUSI 2020
國家/地區Portugal
城市Lisbon
期間20-06-2220-06-24

All Science Journal Classification (ASJC) codes

  • 建築
  • 土木與結構工程
  • 建築與營造
  • 汽車工程
  • 運輸
  • 安全、風險、可靠性和品質
  • 藝術與人文(雜項)
  • 安全研究
  • 電腦科學應用

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