This paper presents the results of the dynamic monitoring carried out on a school building in central Italy during the seismic sequence following the first main shock of the 2016 Central Italy earthquake. The building is located in the historical centre of Camerino and consists of a reinforced concrete frame structure with masonry infill walls. The school, dating back to the 60s, underwent seismic retrofit in 2013 through the construction of 2 dissipative towers, a recent patented system for seismic protection of buildings. In August 2016 a dynamic monitoring system was installed on the building, positioning an array of accelerometers both on the top two floors of the structure and on the foundation level; this made it possible to record the building response to the aftershocks that occurred during the monitoring period, and the corresponding seismic input. The dynamic characteristics of the structure during the monitoring period are identified starting from the response of the structure subjected to the seismic swarm following the main event, and to the environmental vibrations between two subsequent events. Although during the monitoring days the building did not suffer any damage, the response of the structure proved to be nonlinear and strongly dependent on the amplitude of the accelerations to which it was subjected; in this work, a procedure to linearize the structural response and carry out the dynamic identification in terms of modal parameters starting from the non-stationary response of the structure is proposed.

The tracking of modal parameters for a reinforced concrete building during low-medium intensity earthquakes / Arezzo, D.; Nicoletti, V.; Carbonari, S.; Gara, F.. - ELETTRONICO. - 2021:(2021), pp. 3743-3751. (Intervento presentato al convegno 8th International Conference on Computational Methods in Structural Dynamics and Earthquake Engineering, COMPDYN 2021 tenutosi a grc nel 2021).

The tracking of modal parameters for a reinforced concrete building during low-medium intensity earthquakes

Arezzo D.;Nicoletti V.;Carbonari S.;Gara F.
2021-01-01

Abstract

This paper presents the results of the dynamic monitoring carried out on a school building in central Italy during the seismic sequence following the first main shock of the 2016 Central Italy earthquake. The building is located in the historical centre of Camerino and consists of a reinforced concrete frame structure with masonry infill walls. The school, dating back to the 60s, underwent seismic retrofit in 2013 through the construction of 2 dissipative towers, a recent patented system for seismic protection of buildings. In August 2016 a dynamic monitoring system was installed on the building, positioning an array of accelerometers both on the top two floors of the structure and on the foundation level; this made it possible to record the building response to the aftershocks that occurred during the monitoring period, and the corresponding seismic input. The dynamic characteristics of the structure during the monitoring period are identified starting from the response of the structure subjected to the seismic swarm following the main event, and to the environmental vibrations between two subsequent events. Although during the monitoring days the building did not suffer any damage, the response of the structure proved to be nonlinear and strongly dependent on the amplitude of the accelerations to which it was subjected; in this work, a procedure to linearize the structural response and carry out the dynamic identification in terms of modal parameters starting from the non-stationary response of the structure is proposed.
2021
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