Proceedings of the JSCE Earthquake Engineering Symposium
Online ISSN : 1884-846X
ISSN-L : 1880-4624
SEISMIC BEHAVIOR AND EVALUATION OF SEISMIC PERFORMANCE OF HALF THROUGH STEEL ARCH BRIDGES SUBJECTED TO FAULT DISPLACEMENT
Toshitaka YAMAO, Tatsuya SHO, Shinichi MURAKAMI, Taiji MAZDA
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2007 Volume 29 Pages 440-449

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When steel arch bridges are subjected to fault displacement, seismic performance and damaged mechanism of steel arch bridges have not become clear yet. This paper presents the results of pushover analyses and nonlinear dynamic analysis of half through steel arch bridge subjected to fault displacement in transverse, vertical and longitudinal directions, and clarifies the effect of fault displacement on the evaluation of seismic performance of half through steel arch bridges. The pushover analysis of half through steel arch bridge by displacement control method was carried out, then followed the nonlinear dynamic analysis in order to investigate seismic performance and ductility of this bridge. The validity and effectively of a dynamic verification method for half through steel arch bridge subjected to Level 2 ground motion was discussed.
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