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AIM - Question 1: A five storey structure with 5 translational DOF is shown here. Each storey has mass ‘m’. The eigenvalue problem has been solved and the 5 periods of vibration Tn and their corresponding mode shapes, φn has been derived. ANS - MASS MATRIX (m) = …
Harshal virkhare
updated on 19 Jul 2022
AIM -
Question 1:
A five storey structure with 5 translational DOF is shown here. Each storey has mass ‘m’. The eigenvalue problem has been solved and the 5 periods of vibration Tn and their corresponding mode shapes, φn has been derived.
ANS - MASS MATRIX (m) =
[m00000m00000m00000m00000m]
modified Mass matrix (M) = ϕnt.m.ϕn
for the first mode = [0.334,0.641,0.895,1.078,1.173][m00000m00000m00000m00000m]`[0.3340.6418951.0731.178]
(n=1)
M1=3.861m
MODEL PROPERTY (L) = ϕnT..m.t
Where(t) = infiluence vector (assuming 100% utilization of seismic force ) = [11111]`
For the first mode = [0.334 0.641 0.895 1.078 1.173] [m00000m00000m00000m00000m]`[11111]`
L1=4.121M
MODEL PARTICIPATION FACTOR ((Γ)=LM
FOR THE FIRST MODE Γ=L1M1
(n=1)
Γ=4.1213.861
simmilarly, Γ2=-0.335
Γ3=0.177
Γ4=-0.098
Γ5=0.045
Effective Model Mass (M*) =L2nMn
For the first mode M1 = L21Mn
(n=1)
M1*=(4.121m)23.861
M = 4.398m
M2=0.436m
M3=0.121m
M4=0.038m
M5=0.008M
MODEL MASS PARTICIPATION RATIO=MnMj
where mj=total mass of the building =m+m+m+m+m =5m
Modal mass participation ratio of first mode (n=1)=4.398m/5m=.88
simillarly, Second Mode (n=2)=0.09
Third Mode (n=3) = 0.02
Fourth Mode (n=4) = 0.01
Fifth Mode (n=5) = 0.002
Adding First two Mode Mass Participation Ratios, We get 0.88+0.09=0.97
TO Achive Minimum 90% of model Mass Participation Ratio First Two Modes Are Enough.
BASE SHEAR (VB)=Mn.An
For The first mode VB1=4.398m*0.27g
(n=1)
VB1=1.187 mg
simmilarly, VB2=0.327mg
VB3=0.126mg
VB4=0.039mg
VB5=0.008mg
Average Base Shear is Calculated By the method of square root of Sum of Square
√(Vb12)+(Vb22)+(Vb32)+(Vb42)+(Vb52)
Vb=1.15mg
Γ=4.1213.861
simmilarly, Γ2=-0.335
Γ3=0.177
Γ4=-0.098
Γ5=0.045
Effective Model Mass (M*) =L2nMn
For the first mode M1 = L21Mn
(n=1)
M1*=(4.121m)23.861
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