Passive control system using Triple Friction Pendulum in segmental building

Authors

  • Jay D. Vekariya M.E Student Department of Civil Engineering Marwadi Education Foundation and Group of Institutes, Rajkot, Gujarat
  • Amit J. Thoriya Assistant Professor Department of Civil Engineering Marwadi Education Foundation and Group of Institutes, Rajkot, Gujarat

Keywords:

Base Isolation, Triple Friction Pendulum, Segmental Building

Abstract

Base isolation or seismic isolation enables the reduction in earthquake forces by lengthening the fundamental natural time
period of structure; hence it is significantly effective in low and mid-rise buildings with less than 10 stories. Taller building with
height more than 10 stories already have larger time period and the effectiveness of base isolation is reduced., In this paper an
attempt has made to study the feasibility of sliding isolation at intermediate floor levels. R.C.C. 18 stories are analyzed by dividing
each building into different segment and each segment is isolated with Triple Friction Pendulum isolators. The response of structure
with isolators at multiple floor levels are studied with 1940 El Centro, 1979 Array#05 and 1989 Gilroy time-history and responses are
compared to the conventional fixed base structure and with structures isolated at base and at intermediate floor level.

Published

2016-05-25

How to Cite

Jay D. Vekariya, & Amit J. Thoriya. (2016). Passive control system using Triple Friction Pendulum in segmental building. International Journal of Advance Research in Engineering, Science & Technology, 3(5), 174–183. Retrieved from https://ijarest.org/index.php/ijarest/article/view/618