Abstract
The fractional derivative (FD) model is one kind of numerical model of viscoelastic (VE) damper, which can describe the behavior of the frequency sensitivity of VE damper well with some empirical parameters. However, the FD model is difficult to apply to practice design because of its complex calculation. Compared with the FD model, the integer derivative (ID) models are widely used as the VE damper equipped in the high-rise building. However, ID models lack consideration of frequency sensitivity, which significantly affects their accuracy. To consider frequency sensitivity in the ID model, this study attempted to use the 4-element and 6-element models of ID models to approximate the FD model, easily describing the VE characteristic of the damper. The wind forces of 500-year-return periods were employed to analyze the influence of the frequency sensitivity of the VE damper on wind-induced responses and energy dissipation. The results of this study showed that the 4-element and 6-element models not only matched frequency sensitivities well to the FD model in the low-frequency region of wind excitation but also had good agreements with the FD model in wind-induced responses and energy dissipation. Based on the findings in this study, the 4-element and 6-element models were recommended as numerical models for the wind-resistant design of high-rise buildings with VE dampers. It helps improve the wind-induced behavior simulation of VE dampers considering their frequency sensitivity in high accuracy without massive experimental cost.
Subject
Building and Construction,Civil and Structural Engineering,Architecture
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