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“Utilization of EPPO Strong Motion Network Records for the Determination of
Rational Seismic Loads for Masonry Monuments ”
Thomas N. Salonikios
Senior Researcher, EPPO
Workshop:
“Seismic Protection of Monuments ”
For Reinforced Concrete the
Seismic Codes, suggest:
δviscous =5%
For Unreinforced Masonry the
Seismic Codes, suggest:
δviscous =5%
δviscous =5%
δviscous >5%
STEPS OF THE PRESENTATION
•Exact Phenomenon – Earthquake Records
•Elastic Analysis of Building Models and Inelastic Analysis of Plane Frames
•Literature Review
•Conclusions
•Proposals
STEPS OF THE PRESENTATION
•Exact Phenomenon – Earthquake Records
•Elastic Analysis of Building Models and Inelastic Analysis of Plane Frames
•Literature Review
•Conclusions
•Proposals
Four strong earthquakes struck Southern and Western Peloponnesus during
three years (2006-2008). These earthquakes were recorded by ITSAK
strong motion accelerograph network. ITSAK research personnel visited
stricken areas, the masonry monuments were inspected and (among others)
damages were recorded.
The base as well as spectral accelerations had variable scale. The damages
that were observed varied from hairline cracks to partial collapses of
monuments.
Due to the aforementioned variation of accelerations and damages is
attempted the correlation of the developed damages with the spectral
accelerations of each earthquake.
Finally these spectral accelerations (normalized values) are correlated with
the design accelerations of seismic codes and with capacity accelerations
that the finite element models of masonry buildings (elastic analysis) and
plain frames (inelastic analysis) can stand.
EPPO National Accelerograph Network
Kythera Earthquake
Kythera earthquake was of magnitude Μ6.9, happened 8/1/2006 at 13:34 local
time, Southern Peloponnesus, epicenter depth 66km, classified as intermediate
depth earthquake.
Leonidio Earthquake
Leonidio earthquake was of magnitude Μ6.5, happened 6/1/2008 at 07:14 local
time, Southern Peloponnesus, epicenter depth 80km, classified as intermediate
depth earthquake.
Koroni Earthquake
Koroni earthquake was of magnitude Μ6.7, happened 14/2/2008 at 12:09 local time,
Southern Peloponnesus, epicenter depth 35km, classified as surface earthquake.
Achaia – Ilia Earthquake
Achaia – Ilia earthquake was of magnitude Μ6.5, happened 8/6/2008 at 12:25 local
time, North-Western Peloponnesus, epicenter depth 31km, classified as surface
earthquake.
Description of masonry buildings in Peloponnesus
α) One or two storey buildings with mud bricks
β) One or two storey buildings with stone bricks and clay or lime mortar.
Storehouses or residential buildings at villages.
γ) One to three storey buildings with stone and/or clay bricks and lime mortar.
These buildings are located at the historic centers in Peloponnesus towns.
δ) Temple buildings. Are constructed by the use of stone or clay bricks and lime
mortars. There is an important variety of the structural systems that were applied.
ε) Other structures. Archaeological ruins with stone or clay bricks, without or with
mortar.
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Source: Division of Seismology of ITSAK
Kythera EQ 8/1/2006 (Μ6.9)
Response of masonry buildings during Kythera EQ
During this EQ were observed damages to masonry buildings. Damages were
observed at the upper storey of residential buildings and at the bell towers of
some temples.
Σεισμός Κορώνης 14/2/2008 (Μ6.7)
Leonidio EQ 6/1/2008 (Μ6.5)
Source: Division of Seismology of ITSAK
Leonidio EQ: Similarly with Kythera EQ were observed damages to masonry
buildings. Damages were observed at the upper storey of residential buildings and
at the bell towers of two temples. At the location, where the EQ was recorded, were
not observed any damages.
Koroni EQ: No damages.
Achaia – Ilia EQ 8/6/2008 (Μ6.5)
Source: Division of Seismology of ITSAK
Response of masonry buildings during Achaia – Ilia EQ
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Kythera EQ, recorded
at Agios NikolaosKoroni EQ, recorded
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Achaia – Ilia EQ,
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Achaia – Ilia EQ,
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ΕΙΜΟ ΚΤΘΗΡΩΝ
ΕΝΣΟΝΗ ΓΡΑΜΜΗ ΚΑΣΑΓΡΑΦΗ ΑΓ.
ΝΙΚΟΛΑΟ ΛΑΚΩΝΙΑ L,T
ΛΕΠΣΗ ΓΡΑΜΜΗ ΚΑΣΑΓΡΑΦΗ ΚΤΘΗΡΑ L,T
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ΕΙΜΟ ΑΥΑΪΑ - ΗΛΕΙΑ
ΛΕΠΣΗ ΓΡΑΜΜΗ ΚΑΣΑΓΡΑΦΗ
ΠΤΡΓΟΤ L,T
ΕΝΣΟΝΗ ΓΡΑΜΜΗ ΚΑΣΑΓΡΑΦΗ
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Kythera EQ
Achaia - Ilia EQ
Spectral Accelerations
EQSaomax Samax T 2.5*Ao/1.5 (2/3)*Samax
(1) (2) (3) (4)=2.5*0.24/1.5 (5)=2/3*(2)
Koroni 0.07g 0.31g 0.28sec 0.6g/1.5=0.4 0.20g
Kythera 0.15g0.65g
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0.32sec0.6g/1.5=0.4
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Achaia -
Ilia0.21g 0.87g 0.18sec 0.6g/1.5=0.4 0.57g
Spectral Accelerations
EQSaomax Samax T 2.5*Ao/1.5 (2/3)*Samax
(1) (2) (3) (4)=2.5*0.24/1.5 (5)=2/3*(2)
Koroni 0.07g 0.31g 0.28sec 0.6g/1.5=0.4 0.20g
Kythera 0.15g0.65g
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0.31g
Achaia -
Ilia0.21g 0.87g 0.18sec 0.6g/1.5=0.4 0.57g
No cracks
Cracks
Extended cracks + few partial
collapses
STEPS OF THE PRESENTATION
•Exact Phenomenon – Earthquake Records
•Elastic Analysis of Building Models and Inelastic Analysis of Plane Frames
•Literature Review
•Conclusions
•Proposals
STEPS OF THE PRESENTATION
•Exact Phenomenon – Earthquake Records
•Elastic Analysis of Building Models and Inelastic Analysis of Plane Frames
•Literature Review
•Conclusions
•Proposals
Considered Finite Element Models
Common characteristics of modeled buildings:
•Masonry buildings
•Were subjected to strong EQs
•Remain and operate till nowadays with light and repairable damages
•When are subjected to modern code seismic loads, results partial or total
collapse. This situation is not confirmed due to the existence and operation
of the buildings till nowadays.
•These buildings can stand the seismic loads of 1984 Greek Seismic Code
“0.08g – 0.16g” when these loads are applied as constant horizontal loads
in inverted triangular shape.
Justification of equivalent seismic load coefficient “25%*g” :
“Equivalent” seismic load coefficients
FRAME TYPE 1 BAY 7 BAY
LOAD TYPE LOAD, MODE ACCLOAD,
MODEACC
SAP2000 Nonlinear
Frame Elements0.26g 0.24g
Continuous Model 0.30g 0.36g 0.47g 0.55g
Discrete Model 0.25g 0.31g 0.29g 0.33g
“Equivalent” seismic load coefficients for the
considered model types and various loading schemes.
STEPS OF THE PRESENTATION
•Exact Phenomenon – Earthquake Records
•Elastic Analysis of Building Models and Inelastic Analysis of Plane Frames
•Literature Review
•Conclusions
•Proposals
STEPS OF THE PRESENTATION
•Exact Phenomenon – Earthquake Records
•Elastic Analysis of Building Models and Inelastic Analysis of Plane Frames
•Literature Review
•Conclusions
•Proposals
Justification of equivalent dumping factor “20%” :
According Magenes and Calvi (1997) the equivalent “hysteretic + viscous” dumping
may be between 15% and 64% in relation with the mechanism that fails. Lower
values for flexural response and higher values for sliding shear response.
According Tomazevic and Weiss (1994) the equivalent dumping is shown at the
following figures and resulted from tests at two specimen buildings that were
constructed under 1:5 scale and were tested at the seismic table:
According Bothara et al.
(2010) the effective
dumping as resulted
from the test of a real
scale masonry building
at the seismic table, is
given at the following
table:
According Ahmad et al (2010) the hysteretic dumping at the masonry structures
that are subjected to earthquakes are given in relation with the achieved ductility, as
follows:
STEPS OF THE PRESENTATION
•Exact Phenomenon: Earthquake Records – Monument Response
•Elastic Analysis of Building Models and Inelastic Analysis of Plane Frames
•Targeted Literature Review
•Conclusions
•Proposals
STEPS OF THE PRESENTATION
•Exact Phenomenon – Earthquake Records
•Elastic Analysis of Building Models and Inelastic Analysis of Plane Frames
•Literature Review
•Conclusions
•Proposals
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ΕΙΜΟ ΑΥΑΪΑ - ΗΛΕΙΑ
ΚΑΣΑΓΡΑΦΗ ΒΑΡΘΟΛΟΜΙΟΤ
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0.33g
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δ=0.05
δ=0.10
δ=0.20
Achaia - Ilia EQ
Vartholomio Record
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ΚΑΣΑΓΡΑΦΗ ΠΤΡΓΟΤ
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0.39g
0.25g
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δ=0.10
δ=0.20
Pyrgos Record
Achaia - Ilia EQ
•From literature review:
•From parametric analyses of
masonry frames and buildings
Inelastic:
Elastic:
•From the postprocessing of
records where only local
cracks or local damages were
observed on monuments and
no collapses:
δequivalent >20%
Φresisted =25%g
For Achaia – Ilia EQ, for:
δequivalent =20%
results:
Φeffective ≈ Φresisted =25%g
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εresisted =12%g*1.7=21%g
STEPS OF THE PRESENTATION
•Exact Phenomenon – Earthquake Records
•Elastic Analysis of Building Models and Inelastic Analysis of Plane Frames
•Literature Review
•Conclusions
•Proposal
STEPS OF THE PRESENTATION
•Exact Phenomenon – Earthquake Records
•Elastic Analysis of Building Models and Inelastic Analysis of Plane Frames
•Literature Review
•Conclusions
•Proposal
PROPOSALS:
Terms “Hysteretic Damping and “Behavior Factor” were first defined to
quantify the response of reinforced concrete elements and structures. The
values of these terms are strongly affected (among others) by the properties
of steel reinforcement.
For unreinforced masonry structures, is suggested the adoption of term
“Equivalent Damping” in order to describe their inelastic response, during
strong earthquakes, and its beneficial contribution to the absorption of the
imposed seismic energy.
“Equivalent Damping”, is suggested to represent the “Viscous Damping” and
the “Friction Damping” that results from local failures between:
a) the connection surfaces of “mortar – stone or brick”
b) and/or “mortar – mortar” failures
c) and/or “brick – brick” failure
through friction.
δequivalent = function (δviscous, δ“friction”)
“Palaia Mitropolis” - 11th century Christian Cathedral in the city of Veroia –
Main building and Minaret (later addition)
Structural Health Monitoring of civil engineering structures subjected to ambient excitations
Research Team: Lekidis Vasilios (Scientific Coordinator)
Karakostas Christos
Salonikios Thomas
Makarios Triantafyllos
Morfidis Konstantinos
Structural Health Monitoring of civil engineering structures subjected to ambient excitations
Mode shapes of main building
“Palaia Mitropolis” - 11th century Christian Cathedral in the city of Veroia –Main building
Mode shapes of minaret
Structural Health Monitoring of civil engineering structures subjected to ambient excitations
“Palaia Mitropolis” - 11th century Christian Cathedral in the city of Veroia –
Minaret (later addition)
“Utilization of EPPO Strong Motion Network Records for the Determination of
Rational Seismic Loads for Masonry Monuments ”
Thomas N. Salonikios
Senior Researcher, EPPO
Thank you for your Attention
Workshop:
“Seismic Protection of Monuments ”