Fig. 1. The analysis sections of interest structures
Fig. 2. Input seismic wave with PGA 0.22 g (Kocaeli earthquake wave)
Fig. 3. The comparison of pure horizontal displacement history distribution according to type of seismic wave(PGA 0.154 g, Sb1)
Fig. 4. The distribution of interstory drift ratio of buildings (PGA 0.154 g, Sb1)
Fig. 5. Maximum compressive bending stress of structural member according to ground type (PGA 0.154 g,dytime 35, 36 sec)
Fig. 6. Maximum tensile bending stress of structural member according to seismic wave type (PGA 0.154 g, dytime 35, 36 sec)
Fig. 7. Bending stress distributions of high-rise building (dytime 35 sec, PGA 0.154 g)
Fig. 8. Bending stress distributions of low-rise building (dytime 36 sec, PGA 0.154 g)
Table 1. Parameters applied to dynamic analysis
Table 2. Ground properties
Table 3. Properties of building structural members
Table 4. The estimation results of modulus of subgrade reaction and coefficient of viscosity boundary
Table 5. Building’s eigenvalue period
Table 6. The comparison of maximum pure horizontal displacement depending on type of building
Table 7. The maximum bending stress of buildings (dytime at 35, 36 seconds)
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