Development of a seismic isolation floor using thin steel plates with a restoring mechanism
In this paper,a seismic isolation system in a hospital operating room that allows resumption of surgery immediately after an earthquake is described.The seismic isolation floor comprises thin sliding steel plates and galvanized embossed steel plates.Constant force springs are connected to the sliding steel plate and are used to eliminate the residual displacement after an earthquake.The residual displacement can be reduced by using a restoring force of about 0.1 to 0.4 against the frictional force of the seismic isolation floor.The range of this restoring force was verified using an analysis model.We verified the performance of this seismic isolation via shaking table tests with a full-scale test specimen.In the shaking table tests,various seismic motions were used in two cases,that is,with and without eccentric load on the seismic isolation floor.We found that the response acceleration on the seismic isolation floor can be reduced to less than 200 cm/s2 for all seismic motions,and almost no residual displacement occurred owing to the action of the constant force spring.
seismic isolation floor restoring mechanism constant force spring shaking table test residual displacement
K.Sugimoto A.Fukukita Y.Kitamura K.Isoda
Institute of Technology,Shimizu Corporation Design Division,Shimizu Corporation
国际会议
The 7th World Conference on Structural Control and Monitoring(7WCSCM)(第七届结构控制与监测世界大会)
青岛
英文
392-401
2018-07-22(万方平台首次上网日期,不代表论文的发表时间)