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DAVY SUKAMTA & PARTNERS, Structural Engineers
Ir.Davy Sukamta, Fellow PE
Web: www.davysukamta.comEmail: [email protected]
DAVY SUKAMTA & PARTNERS, Structural Engineers
www.davysukamta.com
Davy Sukamta is the founding principal ofDavy Sukamta & Partners – Structural Engineers, based in Jakarta. He is the immediate past president of Indonesian Society of Civil and Structural Engineers.Graduated from Catholic University of Parahyangan Bandung in 1981, he has designed around 300 projects, mostly high-rise buildings with deep basement – among others the 50-story 250 meter-tall Pakubuwono Signature designed with PBSD method, and the Plaza Indonesia Extension designed and constructed with Up-Down construction.He has designed three high-rise buildings with base isolation system in Jakarta.
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Email: [email protected]
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Plaza Indonesia Extension 48-story residential tower42-story the Plaza office5-level basement
Designed and constructed with Up-down method
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Pakubuwono Signature 50-story 250 meter-tall residential towerdesigned with PBSD method
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THE
PEAK
JAKARTA
8:1 slenderness ratio
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Each Year500,000 earthquakes recorded
104,000 earthquakes felt by people
100 earthquakes causing damage
Earthquake with Most FatalitiesYear 1556, China, 830,000 fatalitiesYear 2004, Aceh, 227,898 fatalitiesYear 2010, Haiti, 316,000 fatalities
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Chile, 1960, Mw = 9.5
Alaska, 1964, Mw = 9.2
Aceh, 26 December 2004, Mw =9.1
Generalized Tectonic Overview of Indonesia
Jakarta
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Why does the current code require improvements ?Why does the current code require improvements ?Why does the current code require improvements ?Why does the current code require improvements ?
1. To considers recent great earthquakes in Indonesia
USGS
Aceh Earthquake Mw=9.1 (December, 2004)
Yogya Earthquake Mw=6.3 (May, 2006)
Tasik Earthquake Mw=7.4 (Sept, 2009)
Padang Earthquake Mw=7.6 (Sept, 2009)
Jambi EarthquakeMw=6.6 (Oct, 2009)
Nias Earthquake Mw=8.6(March, 2005)
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Performance Level
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Reducing the Design Earthquake with R factor
CAPACITY
DESIGN
PRINCIPLES
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Rotational demand is limited
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STRENGTH BASED SEISMIC DESIGN
Static equivalent Procedure (Linear)
Linear response Spectrum Procedure
PERFORMANCE BASED SEISMIC DESIGN
Non-Linear Response History Analysis
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3-D Nonlinear Model
core wall
hinge zones
Basement structure is includedModel is fixed at the mat foundation level
SSI is not included
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CHICHI RECORD
3-D VIEW Y-AXIS X-AXIS
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PBSD in Indonesia -NLRHA
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Recent events from Northridge 1994 and Kobe 1995 showed that
earthquake resistant structures designed following the code
requirements were subjected to damages. The repair cost and the
repair time brought a great loss for business.
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The codes gives minimum design requirementsIt does not guarantee the building will not be damaged during earthquake
It does not protect the content from damage
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� Loma Prieta 1989 – $7 Billion
� $450 Million per Second
� Northridge 1994 - $30 Billion
� $2 billion per second!
� Kobe 1995 - $150 - $200 Billion
� $7.5 billion per second!!
Earthquakes can be Catastrophic and Very Expensive
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SEISMIC PROTECTION SYSTEMS
- Seismic resistant design, fixed base structure
- Vibration controlled structure (with dampers)
- Seismically isolated structure
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Traditional house in Mentawai island with base isolation system
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Design Objectives of Base Isolation
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Difference between fixed-base & seismically isolated buildings
36Fixed-base (conventional)Seismically isolated
The whole building shakes slowly, the shaking of each floor is small.
Shaking of the ground just comes to the building, the shaking of each floor is severe.
Isolators
1. Principle of Seismic Isolation System
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Fundamental principle of base isolation: modify the response of the building so that the ground can move below the buildings without transmitting these motion into the building.
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Effect of Seismic Isolation
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Effect of Seismic Isolation w/ Supplemental Damper or w/ HDRB
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Effect of Soil ConditionsOn Isolated Structure Response
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General Philosophy of Building Code Provision
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In a purely elastic material all the energy stored during loading is returnedwhen the load is removed. The stress and strain curves move completely in phase.Hooke’s Law applies, and the modulus is defined at the ratio of stress to strain
Elastic Material
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Viscoelastic MaterialIn a viscoelastic material NOT all the energy stored during loading is returnedwhen the load is removed. Some will be dissipated.The stress and strain curves move NOT in phase.
E* = E1 + E2i = б0/ ε0 ei∅The complex modulus
= storage modulusE1
E2i = loss modulus
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Total Force
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Total: 2788 Buildings (~2010)
4176 Detached Housing(~2010)
Start-Up Development of the Isolator
advance development stage
Niigataken Chuetsu Earthquake
Developmental phase*basic research
Practical usephase
Predominant phase Evolution and Progress
*HDR-X06 Series*HDR-X04 Series*eRB-G04 Series
*HDR-E06 Series*HDR-E04 Series
Chapter and verse: JSSI
Hygoken Nanbu Earthquake 43%
28%
13%
8%5%
1%2%
Condominium
Office
Hospital
Shop or hotel
Data-center
School
Art-museum
Usage ratios of Seismically Base Isolated Buildings(from 1982 to 2004)
4. Current Status of Base Isolation in Japan
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National Park Service – Base Isolation and Blast Loads
1994 Northridge Earthquake
� 31 Hospitals had significant damage
� 9 Hospitals partially or fully evacuated
� USC University Hospital – the first isolated hospital suffered no damage at all
� Los Angeles County General Hospital less than 1 mile from the USC isolated hospital had $389 million in damage
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Isolated
National Park Service – Base Isolation and Blast Loads
Conventional
National Park Service – Base Isolation and Blast Loads
Northridge Earthquake Force
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The Niigata-ken Chuetsu earthquake:Oct.23.2004, PM 5:56,Magnitude(Mw):6.8 北陸学園(Hokuriku-gakuen):Nagaoka,Niigata-ken
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3
4
5
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0 250 500 750最大加速度(cm/s2)
建物
階数
実際の観測記録
非免震(解析)
基礎
屋上
238.8Gal
162.4Gal
580Gal
Max: 12cm
Response of base isolated buildings in the earthquake
Observed acceleration records
Trace of the movement.
Reduced Approximately 1/3.5 of Input at Top-Floor
Non-isolated (Analysis)
Maximum acceleration (cm/s2)
Base
Roof
A n
um
ber
of
flo
ors
RecordAnalysis
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No structural damage in seismically isolated building
Inside of a seismically isolated fire station
Inside of a seismically isolated apartment
Base-isolated apartment in Sendai City
Fixed-base office building in Sendai City
Shear cracks on the wall
No damage or turn over of furniture inside room
Structural damage in fixed-base building
Fixed-base apartment in Sendai City
Heavy damage inside room
4. Performance of Seismically Isolated Buildings in Tohoku Area
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No structural damage in seismically isolated building
Inside of a seismically isolated fire station
Inside of a seismically isolated apartment
Base-isolated apartment in Sendai City
Fixed-base office building in Sendai City
Shear cracks on the wall
No damage or turn over of furniture inside room
Structural damage in fixed-base building
Fixed-base apartment in Sendai City
Heavy damage inside room
4. Performance of Seismically Isolated Buildings in Tohoku Area
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Slenderness ratio of 8 :1
The great sailing ships of the past have used outriggers to help resist the wind forces in their sails, the core can be related to the mast of the ship, with outriggers acting like the spreaders and the outrigger columns like the stays.
The Peak has three outrigger beams located at 10~12 floor, 21~23 floor and 32~34 floor.
Designed to withstand 500-year earthquake based on the New Indonesian Seismic Resistant Design Code for Buildings SNI 03-1726-2002 and 100-year wind.
Using the facility at the Boundary Layer Wind Tunnel Laboratory Canada to predict the behavior of the building under strong wind. The top floor acceleration during 10-year wind is 9.6 mg, well below the international criteria of 15 mg.
Using high-strength concrete of 55 MPa and it sits on concrete bored pile foundations, diameter 1.2 m, with allowable compression load of 570 tons - 660 tons.