"Seismic Resistant and Structure Analisis Series"

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Analysis

  • ■Static analysis
  • ■Stage construction analysis
  • ■Forced displacement analysis
  • ■Eigen value analysis
  • ■Complex eigen value analysis(Double QR method, power method )
  • ■Response spectrum method (SRSS, CQC)
  • ■Mode superposition method
  • ■Direct integration method
  • ■Continuous analysis from static to dynamic

Solver

  • ■Direct method (skyline method)
  • ■Iteration method(ICCG method)

Analysis Models

  • ・2-dimensional model
  • ・3-dimensional model
  • ・Axisymmetric model (Fourier 0- and 1-order)
  • ・Above models can be combined.

Mass

  • ・Consistent mass
  • ・Lumped mass
  • ・User-defined mass matrix

Damping

  • ・Modal damping
  • ・Strain energy proportional damping
  • ・Kinetic energy proportional damping
  • ・Equivalent damping matrix
  • ・Rigidity proportional damping (proportional/hysteretic)
  • ・Rayleigh damping (Global / Group)*
  • ・User-defined damping matrix
  • * It is possible to define Rayleigh damping for each element property

Constraint

  • ・Fixed support
  • ・Forced displacement
  • ・Multipoint constraint (MPC)
  • ・Rigid spring connection
  • ・Rigid beam connection
  • ・Rigid floor assumption

Loads

■Static Loads
Nodal point, Static seismic intensity.
■Acceleration Response Spectrum
Conforming to the Highway Bridge Specifications of 1996 and 2002. Arbitrary shape spectrum.
■Dynamic Loads
Nodal vibrating force, Seismic acceleration, Multi-seismic input.

Element Library

■Solid and Shell Elements
o Hexahedral element
o Plane stress
o Plane strain
o Mindlin shell
o Mindlin plate
■Beam Elements
2-dimensional beam *
o 3-dimensional beam *
o Truss
o Chord
o Cable *
o 2-dimensional fiber *
o 3-dimensional fiber *
* P-δ effect can be applied
■Spring Elements
o Spring
o Directional spring
o Multi-spring
o Nodal spring
o Viscous damper
o Directional translation viscous damper
o Basemat uplift element
o User-defined element matrix
o Axial force dependent spring ( Nonlinear axial force can be used )
■Ground Modeling Elements
o Viscous damper for bottom boundary
o Viscous damper for side boundary
o Viscous damper for out-of-plane boundary
o 2-dimensional side boundary, with notch effect
o 3-dimensional side boundary
o 2-dimensional joint element
■Axisymmetric Elements
o Axisymmetric thin shell
o Axisymmetric ring
o Axisymmetric spring
o Axisymmetric viscous damper
■Fluid Elements (2-Dimensional. 3-Dimensional and Axisymmetric)
o Fluid element
o Fluid structure interraction element
o Fluid surface element
o Buoy effect element
Note: Eigen value analysis for fluid only, and Structural-fluid analysis by direct integration method.
■Elasto-Plastic Elements for Architectural Structures
o Beam elements with rigid/plastic end points
o Multi-Spring Beam
o Brace
o Wall
o Shear panel

Material Nonlinear Models

■Spring, Beam and Fiber Elements
o Nonlinear elasticity (symmetric and asymmetric) *1
o Bilinear (symmetric and asymmetric) *1
o Trilinear (symmetric and asymmetric)
o Maximum point directivity trilinear (symmetric and asymmetric) *1
o Origin directivity trilinear (symmetric and asymmetric) *1
o Degrading trilinear (Fukada Model)
o Degrading trilinear (Muto Model) *1
o Asymmetrical degrading trilinear (Eto Model) *1
o Asymmetrical degrading trilinear (JR Soken Model)
o Asymmetrical degrading tetralinear (Takeda Model)*1
o Degrading trilinear (JR Soken Model) *1
o Maximum point directional bilinear (Takeda Model, symmetric and asymmetric) *1
o Maximum point directional bilinear (Clough Model, symmetric and asymmetric) *1
o Axial force dependent bilinear *1
o Axial force dependent bilinear (Modified Clough Model) *1
o Axial force dependent trilinear
o Axial force dependent trilinear (Eto Model) *1
o Axial force dependent tetralinear (Takeda Model) *1
o Axial force dependent Degrading trilinear (JR Soken Model) *1
o Axial force dependent trilinear
o Slip type
o Bilinear sliding model
o Slip model for movable bearing
o Simple concrete model
o Quadratic concrete model *1
o Exponential concrete model *1
o Wakabayashi model
o Nonlinear elasticity *2
o Asymmetric maximum point directivity trilinear *2
o Asymmetric origin directivity trilinear *2
o Slip model ( dependant on pressure and velocity )
o User-defined nonlinear model *1
*1:Negative slope can be specified
*2:Origin point of skelton can be specified
■Spring/Multi-Spring/Viscous Damper
o Nonlinear elasticity (symmetric and asymmetric) *
o Hardin Drnevich, Ramberg Osgood
o High damping rubber bearing
o Lead rubber bearing
o FDR model
o Rubber bearing with Lead-plug
o Rubber bearing with Tin-plug
o Various rubber bearing models
o User-defined nonlinear model *
* Negative slope can be specified for viscous damper
■Ground elements
o Joint model
o τ-γ Curve model (bilinear)
o τ-γ Curve model (Hardin Drnevich)
o τ-γ Curve model (Ramberg Osgood)
o τ-γ Curve model (Modified GHE )
o Mohr-Coulomb nonlinear elasticity
o Mohr-Coulomb perfect elasto-plasticity
■Elasto-plasticity elements for architectural structures
o Column/beam : Axial strength, bending strength, M-N interaction
o Brace : Axial strength
o Wall : Axial strength, bending strength and shearing strength
o Pane : Shearing strength

Others

  • ・Summary function of response
  • ・Output of multi-wave averaging
  • ・Minimization of matrix bandwidth
  • ・SI unit system (gravitational unit system also available)

Associated Software

FDAP III

■Analysis Functions
・Complex response analysis
・Steady frequency response analysis
■Analysis Model, Restraint Conditions, etc
・Same as TDAP III
■FDAP III Exclusive Functions
・Transmitting boundary elements ( 2 dimensional, axisymmetric )
・Ground impedance input function
・Equivalent linear analysis function ( Plane strain, Spring, Axisymmetric ring )
・Frequency-dependent spring

ArkLisa

  • o Generation of added mass matrix for fluid-structure interaction
  • o 2-dimensional, 3-dimensional and axisymmetric

Fluid-structure analysis ( dynamic and eigen value analysis ) can be done, using TDAP III and FDAP III

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