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Numerical Modal Analysis of Reinforced Concrete Slab with Opening

Hussam K. Risan, Omar Shamal Farhan, Hiba Imad Abbas

Pages: 368-377

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Openings in reinforced concrete (RC) slabs are usually created as a result of variations in construction function, architectural or mechanical necessities. Heavy equipment loads resulting from mechanical system of any building are often carried by RC slabs. Even the static analysis and design of RC slabs with opening is not clearly stated in the available international Codes, dynamic analytical solution for such structure is complex._x000D_ In this paper, numerical analysis based on finite element approach is utilized to implement the modal analysis of RC slabs. Opening size and position was parametrically studied. Slab natural frequency or periods in addition to, the mode shape were registered. The results showed that the opening size and position involved in RC slab had a significant change in the value of natural frequency and period for the high level modes. The material nonlinearity affect on free vibration analysis of RC opening slab with different levels of stiffness modifiers was taken into account. The dynamic characteristics of RC opening slab as a function of stiffness modifier degree was numerically measured for six mode shapes. The paper found that a reduction in stiffness modifier value greatly reduce the .natural frequency of RC opening slab.

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A Case Study of Random Vibration Response Modeling of Two- Story-Building Due to Earthquake

Mohsin Juber Jweeg, Mahmud R. Ismail, Salah Aldein M. R.

Pages: 419-424

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In this work a general dynamic response of two-story building due to earthquake is investigated .A spatial case of two degree mass-spring–damper random vibration model is employed .The base excitation acceleration is represented according to the well- known_x000D_ regression model  by Kanai –Tajimi in term of the power specturm density  (PSD). The transfer function between the ground an the roofs are evaluated assuming transverse modes of vibration._x000D_ A case study of typical two symitrical story building manufactored from reinforced concret and steel is investigated.The vibration parameters such as effective mass and stiffiness and damping are calculated according  to the ACI 318-11 code.The natural frequncies , mode shape and transfer functions are calculated and plotted.The PSD acceleration at the roofs are evaluated from which the mean and standared diviation of the random accelration are found .The drift at the walls is calculated and compared with the allowable limits recommended by IBC 2015 .It is found that the probability of the bulding to be safe is  between (13.74 -7.35)% for the first story and (8.7 - 1.67) % for the second.

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