Dynamic Analysis

Dynamic Analysis
&
Response Spectrum Analysis
PREPAREDBY:SOURENMODAK
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Prepared: Engr. Souren Modak
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1) Modal Analysis
Introduction:
a) All Structure behave dynamically when subjected to load or displacement
b) Additional inertia force (from Dynamic behavior)= Mass X acceleration
c) If the load applied very slowly the acceleration value will be small and can be
neglected, and static load analysis can be justified.
d) The acceleration of earthquakes can not be neglected hence the additional
inertia force can not be neglected too (especially in irregular buildings)
e) The conclusion is, it is better to make dynamic analysis for all the building
not only for the building which is mentioned in the codes, because it is very
easy to make dynamic analysis as we will see in the next lines, it is not need
more effort to do it, and this is the actual behavior of the building.
The first step in dynamic analysis is modal analysis

Modal Analysis: are initially conducted to determine the elastic periods and the
modes of vibration. This simple analysis is also useful as an initial validation tool of
the analytical models. And modal analysis is step one for response spectrum analysis
and time history analysis.
Type of analysis:
1) Eigenvectors
2) Ritz vectors
Note: The program recommend the Ritz vectors analysis because dynamic analysis
based on load-dependent Ritz vectors yield more accurate results then the use of
Eigenvectors.

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Step for dynamic analysis

1. Click the Analyze menu Set Analysis Options command to display
the Analysis option form
2. Click the Set Dynamic Parameter button

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3. Set number of Eigen or Ritz modes to 20 in Number of

4. Check Ritz vector check box, then the form will be as in the next
figure.

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Note: For response spectrum analysis, only the acceleration loads are needed.
5. Click OK button in Dynamic Analysis Parameters form and Analysis
Option form
6. Run the modal
7. Once the analysis is completed, click Display menu Display Mode
Shapes, then the Mode Shape form will be displayed

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8. Click OK to make the first mode shape display

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9. To display another mode shapes click Display menu Display Mode

shapes, then the Mode Shape form will be displayed, click in the
arrow beside the mode number box to make the 2 instead of 1, then
click OK to display the mode shape2
10. In addition to graphical display tabular result are ready and available
to display, to show the Modal analysis result click Display Show
Tables, then the table generated shows the buildings mode

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11. To display the another result for the modal analysis choose the result
you want to display from the down pull box which is marked

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Note: This value must be more than 90% complete of dynamic analysis

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2.) Response Spectrum Analysis
Modal analysis: is the first step to begin Dynamic analysis

Type of Dynamic Analysis:
a) Response Spectrum analysis
b) Time history analysis
Note: Response Spectrum analysis is more common analysis and time history
mainly used for research.
Response spectrum analysis is calculated using the ordinates of the appropriate

response spectrum curve which correspond to the modal periods. Maximum modal
contributions are combination in a statistical manner to obtain an approximate total
structural response.
1. Click the Define menu Response Spectrum Functions command to access
the Define Response Spectrum Functions form

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2. from the drop down box choose Add UBC94 Spectrum then the next for will
be display

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From the previous from adjust the parameters of seismic Coefficient to be according
to your area for zone make Z=0.15 (Dhaka) and soil type.
3. Click OK the function will be add automatically

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4. Click OK for the main form of Define response Spectrum Function

5. Click the Define menu Response Spectrum Cases command to access the
Define Response spectrum cases form
6. Click Add New Spectrum button to display the Response spectrum Case
Data

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Then the form will be as in the next figure
Then click OK for this form and OK for the main form
7. Run the model
8. After the analysis run is completed, click display menu Show Tables to
display the result of the run and make scaling for the dynamic force

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Then the next form will be displayed, form the pull down box of displayed data
choose Story shears

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Then check the first story result and divide the base shear of EQX/base shear or
SPECX to get the scale factor

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You have two choices for the scaling

a.) Multiply the scale factor x9.81 and put this value in the Response spectrum
case Data. But this method need to run the modal again
Then create the load of combination and complete your design steps

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b.) Create the load of combination and multiply the coefficient of the spectrum
by the scale factor and this method not need form you to run the model again
After you change the scale in all load of combination begin you design steps
c.) Repeat the previous steps in Y direction and the same method for scaling
with reference to EQY

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There are some conservative opinion for the combination of the spectrum cases and
the most conservative one to take the response in the both direction in the same case
and scale the both. But till now this opinion not used in the wide range.

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Dynamic Analysis

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The first step in dynamic analysis is modal analysis

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Step for dynamic analysis

2. Click the Set Dynamic Parameter button

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3. Set number of Eigen or Ritz modes to 20 in Number of

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8. Click OK to make the first mode shape display

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9. To display another mode shapes click Display menu Display Mode

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2.) Response Spectrum Analysis

Modal analysis: is the first step to begin Dynamic analysis

Response spectrum analysis is calculated using the ordinates of the appropriate

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3. Click OK the function will be add automatically

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4. Click OK for the main form of Define response Spectrum Function

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Then the form will be as in the next figure

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You have two choices for the scaling

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