3D shake tables are used to test reinforced concrete building models and retrofitting techniques by simulating earthquake ground motions. The presentation discussed the history of 3D shake tables, specifications for low and high frequency shake tables, construction of test specimens, and objectives. Test results showed that retrofitting infill walls and column foundations with carbon fiber and epoxy improved structural behavior and reduced displacements compared to unretrofitted specimens. In conclusion, 3D shake tables are an important tool for advancing knowledge of earthquake engineering and retrofitting strategies.
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Presentation On 3d Shake Table
3D shake tables are used to test reinforced concrete building models and retrofitting techniques by simulating earthquake ground motions. The presentation discussed the history of 3D shake tables, specifications for low and high frequency shake tables, construction of test specimens, and objectives. Test results showed that retrofitting infill walls and column foundations with carbon fiber and epoxy improved structural behavior and reduced displacements compared to unretrofitted specimens. In conclusion, 3D shake tables are an important tool for advancing knowledge of earthquake engineering and retrofitting strategies.
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PRESENTATION ON 3D
SHAKE TABLE
Prepared by:-
PRATEEK KAR
About 3d shake table:It is a pure reinforced concrete 3d frame
with infill walls specified in such a way to take into account some of the common irregularities & deficiencies in these types of buildings during past earthquakes. In order to reproduce actual earthquake data, a 6 degree of freedom shaking table is essential.It is a very complex electro hydraulic system which is very expensive & requires high maintenance & operational costs.
History &origin:
Severe damage resulted from the last major
earthquakes in Turkey strongly emphasized the need of proper repair & strengthening of concrete buildings in order to avoid catastrophic losses & have safer & stronger buildings.
Initial conferences on curbing sesmic
activities:-
The 1st planning meeting was held in April
2004 in shin-kobe,japan with the participation of nearly 50 researchers from Japan &US. the 2nd & 3rd planning meetings were held in Arlington,USA in July 2004 & Miki,Japan respectively.
Initial specimens of shake table:-
Three 1/3rd scale (2 storey RC frame
specimens) of a 4 storey RC frame building prototype have been designed,constructed & tested on the shaking table at IZIIS lab.
Construction:-
Additional carbon fiber reinforced
polymer(CFRP) strips were placed on the inner & outer faces of the masonary infill constructed in the middle bay of boyh stories. The existing infill wall was reinforced with a very thin layer of high strength pre-cast concrete elements epoxy glued to the wall & to the frame members.
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Construction:-
Mainly it was built to advance the scientific
knowledge in earthquake engineering as a consequence of the extensive damage of urban infrastructures. Research includes progressive failure ,soil foundation structural interaction ,liquefactioninduced lateral displacement & forces ,retrofit strategies & measures ,protective systems & responses to spatially varying ground motions & failure of RC columns.
Implementation of shake tables in laboratory:-
Shake tables prepared by L.D. College of
engineering are uni-axial electromechanical shaking tables. These shaking tables are assembly of various steel sections that forms a table on which a plate is supported. Movement of this plate is considered shaking of ground due to earthquakes. Uniaxial means movement in one horizontal direction.
Size: 8ft X 4ft table platform for fixing model Operated manually & with motor as well. Motor: single phase DC motor with electronic panel board,frequency range of 0-1500 rpm Amplitude range of shake table is from 0-100mm Harmonic & periodic simulation Frequency of simulation: 0-4Hz Payload capacity:-600kg
Size:-5ft X 3ft table platform for fixing model Operated manually & with motor as well Motor:-single phase DC motor with frequency range of 09000rpm Amplitude range:-0-50mm Harmonic &random simulation. Frequency of simulation:-0-25 Hz Payload capacity:-500kg
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Steps of incorporation:
Infill wall RC strengthening panels.
Panels are made of concrete having strength of 40 Mpa &reinforced with steel plain bars. SIKADUR 31 epoxy repair mortar was used in panel joints & between the panels & the wall plaster.It is a 2 component mortar with setting time of about 45 minutes at room temperature & the tensile strength of about 20 Mpa.
Objectives of 3D shake table:-
To clarify the failure mechanisms of RC
columns To clarify the effectiveness of standard seismic retrofit measures for existing RC columns To clarify the effect of damper technology
Failures:
First a shear-slip failure between the concrete
elements & masonary infill wall due to poor connection has been observed. Then a brittle shear-slip failure between the columns & foundation due to inadequate stirrup lap-splice-length occured. those deficiencies have been overcome using proper retrofitting techniques with CFRP strips ,particularly applied on affected lap splice zones between the columns & foundation.
Physical significance of shake table:
The random earthquake ground motions, which cause the
structure to vibrate ,can be resolved in any 3 mutually perpendicular directions(+x , +y , +z,-x,-y,-z). i.e 2 horizontal & 1 vertical. Horizontal movements are pre dominant. The vertical direction movements are to 2/3 rd of the horizontal vibration. self weight of the load compensates the effect of vertical acceleration. Movement of shaking table means application of strong accelerographs to model of the structure to study the behaviour.
Conclusion:
The proposed retrofitting techniques have
significantly reduced the displacements ( dmax dropped from 16.8cm to 8.7 cm & then to 2.26 cm for the retrofitted specimens) & improve the structural behaviour. Newer & better innovations are yet to come in this field.