Response Controlled Building and Device Datasheet - EXAMPLE

Building name Shinagawa Tower Completion date May, 2000 Building owner Tokyo Electric Corp. Architect Kantou Sekkei Corp. Structural designer Saitama Engineering Contractor Gunma Co.,LTD. Building site Shinagawa,Tokyo,Japan Maximum eaves height 120m Principal use Office Classification of structure Steel structure Number of Stories 20 stories Structural type Moment frame Total floor area 1800 m2 Foundation Pile foundation 2 30 Building area 900 m Number of control device Purpose of employing response control system a. To reduce building response under moderately big earthquake and big earthquake for seismic safety b. To reduce building acceleration under typhoon or strong wind for habitability Pictures, diagrams, tables, figures (no format)
9m

6.5m 37.5m 6.5m 6.5m

9m

Features of structure a. Using Concrete Filled steel Tubes for columns b. Using steel hysteretic dampers as studs for each floor Target performance of building Earthquake Wind Excitation *1 *2 Input level Maximum velocity 25 cm/s Maximum velocity 50 cm/s Maximum velocity 28 m/s Maximum stress Short-term allowable stress Elastic limit Maximum story shear coefficient Maximum story drift 1/200 1/100 1/1000 Residual story drift *3 1/1000 Maximum acceleration 5 cm/s2 Maximum ductility factor Check of control devices *4 No check Check No check Verification of performance Excitation *1 Earthquake Wind Modeling Discrete mass model Discrete mass model Analysis method Dynamic response analysis Dynamic response analysis Seismic wave El Centro NS 1940, Taft EW 1952, Hachinohe NS 1968 Input level *2 Maximum velocity 25 cm/s Maximum velocity 50 cm/s Maximum velocity 28 m/s Maximum stress 90% of S.T. allowable stress 75% of Elastic limit 0.16 Maximum story shear coefficient 0.09 Maximum story drift 1/230 1/125 1/1865 *3 Residual story drift 1/1650 Maximum acceleration 322 cm/s2 589 cm/s2 3.8 cm/s2 0.84 1.39 Maximum ductility factor Response control system and device Classification P-E-V Type of Device Steel hysteretic damper Mechanism Energy Dissipation Name of Device Unbond Brace for Seismic Control Type of control Hysteretic damping Applications *5 10 buildings for height over 60m Features a. Hysteretic damper of axially yielding type with low yield point steel and concrete filled steel tube b. Energy dissipation by axial deformation of low yield point steel c. Installed as brace in a frame d. Adequet stiffness and strength by adjusting thickness and width of steel plates e. Down sizing of connectors by high-friction steel plates Notes *1 Fill in kinds of excitation, such as Earthquake, Wind, Machinery vibration, etc. *2 Fill in according to the practice in each country. For example, maximum velocity 25 cm/s and 50 cm/s are employed for rare (once in several decades) and extremely rare (once in 50 decades) earthquake, respectively in Japan.

3.25m 5.75m 6.5m

6.5m 37.5m

6.5m

5.75

3.25m

Photo of building

location of device

Framing plan
story

Story shaer force

story

Figure of device

Photo of device

Framing elevation and analytical model

Story drift

*3 Fill in if prescribed for target performance *4 Special inspection for disorder of control devices