Stability of Tall Buildings
Stability of Tall Buildings
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高层建筑的稳定性
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2005
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通讯作者:
J. Hehir
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作者:
D. Gustafsson;J. Hehir
The methods used for stability calculations of columns, solid shear walls, pierced shear walls, coupled and uncoupled components, cores, single storey structures and multi storey structures have been examined. The examination performed in order to ascertain short comings or advantages for different stabilising components and systems. Analyses were made of deflection and buckling combining bending and shear for columns, solid shear walls and pierced shear walls. Calculation methods for single and multi storey structures concerning deflection and buckling due to translation, rotation or a combination of the two are analysed and the results are compared with finite element analyses results. The importance of pure torsion is somewhat neglected in these methods and therefore a method was devised for including a components torsional resistance in the calculations. The calculation methods are computer assisted through the use of Mathlab, Mathcad and Excel. Comparisons of results are made between the calculation methods and Finite Element Analysis performed with a programme called SOLVIA. Vianello’s method for calculating critical buckling loads, of columns and solid shear walls, due to bending has proven its worthiness. The method for calculating stability of pierced shear walls, according to studied, has proven itself to be in need of improvements. The use of the polar moment of inertia has proven to give inaccurate results. The result comparison of the single storey structures concerning translation, rotation and combined rotation and translation show that the calculation methods are satisfactory. Concerning multi storey structures subjected to translation or rotation a question arose concerning the interaction between the stabilising components and the floor slabs. The inclusion of a central cores own torsional resistance into the calculation methods led to improved results. The results showed that further investigation of the calculation methods concerning stability of tall buildings is advisable and that specifically methods for determining the interactive behaviour of stabilising systems joined by floor slabs should be researched.