Modelling Seismic Frame Response with Nonlinear Optimization
Karim Chen
Corresponding
University of Rajshahi
Kenji Hossain
Technical University of Munich
Shamsul Fernández
Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay
Ricardo Chakraborty
Jahangirnagar University
Abstract
Existing standards offer little guidance on seismic frame response as it arises in broadcast transmission. A simplified procedure based on nonlinear optimization is proposed for routine design use. The proposed design charts cover 8 of the most common configurations encountered in everyday practice. It is concluded that the simplified approach is adequate for most routine design purposes.
Keywords:
seismic frame responsenonlinear optimizationoptical fibressoil mechanics
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