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INTERACTION (2013) : Seismic Response Analysis of RC Frames Considering Soil Structure

These documents summarize several studies that analyzed the seismic response of buildings considering soil-structure interaction effects. Key findings include: 1) Studies modeled buildings using software like SAP2000 and ETABS, and calculated foundation stiffness values or soil spring constants to account for soil flexibility. 2) Analyses considered both fixed base and flexible base conditions and evaluated responses under time history analyses of earthquake records. 3) Results demonstrated increased displacements and forces in buildings with flexible foundations compared to fixed base conditions, highlighting the importance of considering soil-structure interaction in seismic analysis.

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INTERACTION (2013) : Seismic Response Analysis of RC Frames Considering Soil Structure

These documents summarize several studies that analyzed the seismic response of buildings considering soil-structure interaction effects. Key findings include: 1) Studies modeled buildings using software like SAP2000 and ETABS, and calculated foundation stiffness values or soil spring constants to account for soil flexibility. 2) Analyses considered both fixed base and flexible base conditions and evaluated responses under time history analyses of earthquake records. 3) Results demonstrated increased displacements and forces in buildings with flexible foundations compared to fixed base conditions, highlighting the importance of considering soil-structure interaction in seismic analysis.

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1)PAPER NAME:

SEISMIC RESPONSE ANALYSIS OF RC FRAMES CONSIDERING SOIL STRUCTURE


INTERACTION(2013) December 22-24, 2013, Roorkee
BY: A. D. Shirhatti, Lecturer, KLSVDRIT, Haliyal-581329, INDIA Email: [email protected]
Dr. S. S. Quadri, Prof. and Head of department, BVBCET, [email protected]
PLACE: Hubli

1. They have modeled 5 and 20 stories building using SAP 2000 of idealization of raft
foundation and building and to consider soil they have calculated spring constants.
2. And also they Two ground motions North Ridge and Tottori considered with time
history analysis.
2)PAPER NAME:
SEISMIC RESPONSE OF RC BUILDING BYCONSIDERING SOIL STRUCTURE
INTERACTION Vol. 3, No. 1, February (2014)

BY: Jinu Mary Mathew1*, Cinitha A2, Umesha P K2, Nagesh R Iyer2 and Eapen Sakaria
PLACE: Kottayam.2 CSIR-Structural Engineering Research Centre,Chennai-113.

1. They have modeled building using SAP2000 only building and to calculate
foundation+soil they have calculated stifeness values as per ATC-40 located in seismic
zone III designed as per IS 456:2000 and IS1893:2002.
2. Building modelled with flexible base and fixed base and also they analytical tools are
SAP and ETABS.

3)PAPER NAME:
EARTHQUAKE ANALYSIS OF TALL SKY-POD STRUCTURES BY CONSIDERING THE
SOIL STRUCTURE INTERACTION EFFECT (January 2013)

BY: Amit S. Kharade1, Sandip.V. Kapadiya2, Sagar L. Belgaonkar


PLACE: GUJARATH IIT
1.They modelled building+raft foundation+soil 235 m tall tapered sky pod structure in
SAP2000 v.114
2.they assumed rigid base and applying time history data of BHUJ and JAPAN earthquake.
4)PAPER NAME:
EFFECTS OF SOIL-STRUCTURE INTERACTION ON REGULAR AND BRACED RC
BUILDING

BY:
Dhiraj Raj* , Bharathi M,
Research Scholar, Earthquake Engg. Department, IIT Roorkee, E-mail ID: [email protected]

1. They have modelled Building using SAP 2000 and they calculated STIFNESS values for
soil and foundation using values of FEMA-356,400
2. The foundation is flexible and rigid base of ZONE III

5)PAPER NAME:
EFFECTS OF DYNAMIC SOIL-STRUCTURE INTERACTIONON INELASTIC BEHAVIOUR
OF MID-RISE MOMENTRESISTING BUILDINGS ON SOFT SOILS(2010)

BY: Hamid Reza Tabatabaiefar, Bijan Samali, and Behzad Fatahi


PLACE: Sydney, Australia.

1. They modeled building+foundation+soil using FLAC SOFTWARE depth of 30m


mentioned soil properties.
2. They have considered TIME HISTORY ANALYSIS of four different earthquake records
Northridge (1994), Kobe (1995),El-Centro (1940), and Hachinohe (1968)and foundation
is fixed base and flexible base.

6)PAPER NAME:
EFFECT OF SOIL FLEXIBILITY ON SEISMIC FORCE EVALUATION OF
RC FRAMED BUILDINGS WITH SHEAR WALL: A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF
IS 1893 AND EUROCODE8 (2014)

BY: B. R. Jayalekshmi and H. K. Chinmayi


Department of Civil Engineering, National Institute of Technology Karnataka, Surathkal 575025, India

1.They have modeled soil-foundation-structure using LS DYNA mentioned soil properties as


per FEMA253,356
2. they have calculated Response spectrum method anfd foundation is fixed and flexible
base.

7)PAPER NAME:
STUDIES ON SOIL STRUCTURE INTERACTION OF MULTI STOREYED BUILDINGS
WITH RIGID AND FLEXIBLE FOUNDATION ( December 2012)

BY: R. M. Jenifer Priyanka1, N. Anand2, Dr. S. Justin3


1PG student, 2Asst. Professor, School of Civil Engineering, Karunya University, Coimbatore, India
3Chief Engineering Manager, Larsen & Toubro, Chennai, India

1.They modeled building FRAMES with STAD PRO with flexible base and fixed base.
2. soil spring constants are calculated using soil properties of their study.

8)PAPER NAME:
EFFECT OF SOIL FLEXIBILITY ON SEISMIC PERFORMANCE OF 3-D FRAMES
BY: Ayman Ismail1
1(Steel and structure, Housing and Building National Research Center, Cairo, Egypt.)

1.They modeled building frame resting on soft soil and hard soil using SAP2000
2. dynamic stiffness and damping coefficient of foundations harmonically oscillating on/in a
homogeneous half-space is available by Gazetas [1]. Table.

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