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Earthquake Engineering
(New branch of Structural Engineering)
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New Challenges
New Challenges
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New Challenges
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New Challenges
Global Urbanization
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Tectonic Plates and Faults
Plate Boundaries
Convergent boundaries,
Divergent boundaries,
Transform boundaries.
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Tectonic Plates and Faults
2005-Kashmir Earthquake
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Recent calculations
Earthquake(s) with magnitude > M 8
• Not just possible but necessary to relieve stresses.
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2005-Kashmir Earthquake
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2005-Kashmir Earthquake
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Seismic Waves
Seismic Waves
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Seismic Waves
S-wave:
• Shear or transverse wave,
• Particles transmitting at right angles to the line of
travel.
• Typical speed: Vs = 4 km/s
• Larger amplitude,
• Exist only in solids or highly viscously material
(cannot propagate through liquid)
• Amplitude is significantly reduced in liquefied soil
• Two types of S-wave, SH and SV,
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Seismic Waves
Surface waves:
Long-period waves with large amplitude at the surface
of the earth.
Travels along paths parallel to the surface of the Earth.
L (Love) wave,
R (Rayleigh) wave.
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Tectonic Plates and Faults
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Tectonic Plates and Faults
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Tectonic Plates and Faults
Instruments
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Instruments
Instruments (Cont’d)
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0.2g or 0.3g.
Accelerations recorded at similar distance may vary.
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Defining Terms
Defining Terms
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Defining Terms
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Defining Terms
is N 60° W).
Subduction: The plunging of a tectonic plate (e.g., the
Indian plate) beneath another (e.g., Euroasian plate) down
into the mantle, due to convergent motion. (In case of 2005
Kashmir earthquake).
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Earthquake Effects
Effects of Earthquakes
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Direct effects
Strong ground shaking under the structure
• Elastic and inelastic deformation.
• Total collapse.
A fault rupture crossing structure or an infrastructure
network
• Causes large differential settlement.
• A fault crossing a flexible structure (e.g. flexible
pavements and railway track).
• A fault crossing stiffer structure (concrete viaduct)
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Earthquake Effects
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Earthquake Effects
Earthquake Prediction
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Structural Dynamics: Overview
Overview
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Parametric excitation,
Other external forces like nuclear blast, sonic boom,
impact of missile-like objects and dynamic pressure due
to waves.
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Structural Dynamics: Overview
Overview (Cont’d)
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Structural Dynamics: Overview
Dynamic Problems in
Structural Engineering
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Dynamic Problems in Structural Engineering
Collapse of Tacoma Narrows Bridge, 1940
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Dynamic Problems in Structural Engineering
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Dynamic Problems in Structural Engineering
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Structural Dynamics: Overview
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Source of Origin
Rotating machinery
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Source of Origin (Cont’d)
Wind loads
structural characteristics
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Wind loads (Cont’d)
Open exposure
NBCC 2005
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Source of Origin (Cont’d)
Earthquake loads
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Earthquake Loads (Cont’d)
- assessed by measurement of ground motion time history
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Earthquake Loads (Cont’d)
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Nature of Variation with Time
- Periodic load
-Nonperiodic load
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Mathematical modelling
Examples
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