Giving 5860 recorded points of an earthquake ground motion to analyze and draw five different response curves of pseudo acceleration was a challenging project. The project requires to analyze the given data and draw response spectrums using Central difference method and Excel. Without going deep into complicated details, here are some steps helped to achieve the required results:
Graphic representation for given earthquake ground motion records.
This result is based on constant mass value (m) and variable calculated stiffness coefficient (k). As the picture to the right shows, the lower the damping ratio gets, the higher the acceleration values possible to occur. Therefore, this result proves buildings with bigger damping system should have less response to an earthquake ground motion. In other words, the larger the damping system, the more resistance building has to an earthquake ground motion.
The Graph of the Final result shows five different curves of Pseudo Acceleration.
A 3D model for two pieces of a bone attached to a piece of metal. Ansys was used to run different analysis and check for the needed result.
A 2D model designed using Sap2000 to analyze a simply supported truss bridge.
Redesign “Villa La Rotonda” by Andrea Palladio on 30" X 20" board.