Practical Algorithm for Dynamic Response Factor of Tall Buildings Based on Bending-Shearing Beam Model and Von Karman’s Wind Speed Spectrum
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1.School of Aerospace Engineering and Mechanics, Tongji University, Shanghai 200092, China;2.Shanghai Steel Damping Technology of Building Co. Ltd., Shanghai 200092, China;3.Henan Provincial Communications Planning & Design Institute Co., Ltd., Zhengzhou 450000, China

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    In order for the mode functions adopted in the formulation of dynamic response factor (DRF) or gust loaded factor (GLF) to fit better to the modes of real tall buildings and be easy for calculation, tall buildings with uniform cross sections are modeled as cantilever bending-shearing beams and a simplified fundamental vibration mode with high accuracy is adopted. A practical algorithm for the DRF of tall buildings based on the bending-shearing beam model and its simplified mode is proposed. Von Karman’s wind speed spectrum and Davenport’s spatial correlation function in frequency domain are adopted in the algorithm. The results of the DRF given by the algorithm are compared with those given by the Chinese wind loading code (GB50009—2012) through numerical examples. The result shows that the simplified algorithm for the DRF of tall buildings given in this paper considered the modal characteristics of different tall buildings, and are both accurate, simple to use, and easy to connect with main foreign wind loading codes.

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WANG Guoyan, ZHANG Fushou, FENG Zhikai. Practical Algorithm for Dynamic Response Factor of Tall Buildings Based on Bending-Shearing Beam Model and Von Karman’s Wind Speed Spectrum[J].同济大学学报(自然科学版),2023,51(6):895~905

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  • Received:December 02,2021
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