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Vibration Control Devices for Building Structures and Installation Approach: A Review

Author(s): (Department of Civil Engineering , Southeast University , Nanjing , China)
(Department of Computer Science , Comsats University Islamabad , Abbottabad Campus)
Medium: journal article
Language(s): English
Published in: Civil and Environmental Engineering Reports, , n. 2, v. 29
Page(s): 74-100
DOI: 10.2478/ceer-2019-0018
Abstract:

Retrofit and structural design with vibration control devices have been proven repeatedly to be feasible seismic hazard mitigation approach. To control the structural response; supplemental energy dissipation devices have been most commonly used for energy absorption. The passive control system has been successfully incorporated in mid to high rise buildings as an appropriate energy absorbing system to suppress seismic and wind-induced excitation. The considerable theses that are highlighted include vibration control devices, the dynamic behavior of devices; energy dissipation mechanism, devices installation approach and building guidelines for structural analysis and design employing vibration control devices also, design concern that is specific to building with vibration control devices. The following four types of supplemental damping devices have been investigated in this review: metallic devices, friction devices, viscous fluid devices, and viscoelastic devices. Although numerous devices installation techniques available, more precisely, devices installation approaches have been reviewed in this paper, including Analysis and Redesign approach (Lavan A/R), standard placement approach, simplified sequential search algorithm, and Takewaki approach.

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