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Code Provisions For Seismic Forces PDF

This document discusses various methods for analyzing structures subjected to earthquake forces, as outlined in the National Structural Code of the Philippines (NSCP) 2015. It covers: [1] static lateral force procedure, [2] pseudo-dynamic lateral force procedure, [3] static pushover analysis, and [4] modal time history analysis. It also outlines the code provisions for calculating seismic forces, including seismic zone coefficients, structure period, structural system coefficients, and requirements for storey shear, overturning moments, horizontal distributions, and storey drift limitations.

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Code Provisions For Seismic Forces PDF

This document discusses various methods for analyzing structures subjected to earthquake forces, as outlined in the National Structural Code of the Philippines (NSCP) 2015. It covers: [1] static lateral force procedure, [2] pseudo-dynamic lateral force procedure, [3] static pushover analysis, and [4] modal time history analysis. It also outlines the code provisions for calculating seismic forces, including seismic zone coefficients, structure period, structural system coefficients, and requirements for storey shear, overturning moments, horizontal distributions, and storey drift limitations.

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ANALYSIS OF STRUCTURES / EARTHQUAKE ANALYSIS

A. STATIC LATERAL FORCE PROCEDURE

-is a code guided (NSCP 2015) linearly elastic procedure wherein


forces are applied statically into the frame assumed to be a single
degree of freedom system.

B. PSEUDO DYNAMIC LATERAL FORCE PROCEDURE

-is basically a RSA (Response Spectrum Analysis) method wherein


the vertical distribution of earthquake forces are base on modal of
mass and stiffness. The analysis is still considered a static analysis.

C. STATIC PUSHOVER ANALYSIS

-is an iterative static analysis where a capacity spectrum may be


compared to a demand spectrum of seismic response.

D. MODAL TIME HISTORY ANALYSIS

-is a true dynamic analysis taking into consideration multi-degree


of freedom in computing for the displacement response of a
structure subjected to a specific earthquake history data.
CODE PROVISIONS FOR SEISMIC FORCES (REFERENCE CODE :NSCP 2015)

208.5.2 STATIC LATERAL FORCE PROCEDURE

BASE SHEAR Old Formula

(208-8)

where

Eqn 208-8 need not exceed the following

and in addition for Seismic Zone 4 shall not be less than

and shall not be less than

where
208.4.4.1 SEISMIC ZONE COEFFICIENT Z:

The Philippine archipelago is divided into two seismic zones only. Zone 2 covers the
provinces of Palawan (except Busuanga) Sulu and Tawi-Tawi while the rest of the country is
under Zone 4 as shown in Figure 208-1 pp2-189. Each structure shall be assigned a seismic
zone factor Z in accordance with Table 208-3 pp2-188.
208.5.2.2 STRUCTURE PERIOD T

The value of T shall be determined by one of the following methods

1. METHOD A (Approximate method)

Note : hn in meters

2. METHOD B

Using structural properties and deformational characteristics

Note : Value of T in method B need not to exceed 30% of that T in method A in


Zone 4 and 40% in Zone 2.

208.7.2 STRUCTURAL SYSTEM COEFFICIENT R AND DEAD LOAD (WEIGHT) W (208.8.1.3)

R serves the same function as the Rw coefficient and K in the older version of the code.

W is the total dead load plus 25% of floor live load in storage and warehouse occupancies
208.5.2.3 VERTICAL DISTRIBUTION OF LATERAL FORCES, Fx

where
(208-15)

(208-16)

if

(208-17)

208.5.2.3 STOREY SHEAR AND OVERTURNING MOMENT (Vx, Mx)

and
208.5.1.3/1.4 HORIZONTAL DISTRIBUTION OF SHEARS and HORIZONTAL TORSIONAL MOMENTS

a) Vx in a storey is distributed to the various elements in proportion to their stiffnness.

b) Provide 5% accidental eccentricity.

c) Torsional Moments occur if the center of mass is not coincident with the center of rigidity.

d) 208.5.1.5 OVERTURNING Every structure shall be designed to resist overturning effects caused by
earthquake forces specified in section 208.5.2.3. Overturning effects on every elements shall be carried
down to the foundation.

208.6.4/6.5 STOREY DRIFT LIMITATION

-displacement of one level relative to the level above or below it.

where storey drift based on static or dynamic


analysis and using modeling requirements of 208.6.2
(i.e. cracked stiffness and panel zone deformations)

LIMITATIONS

a) For buildings with


b) For buildings with

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