2015/9/22 Break News:Chili,M8.3 earby Cries 1905年M5 Seismic Belts 2001年4 74 CRCI.CR Outline What we learnt 1.2 Seismic waves and propagation Some terminology about earthquke .13 Earthauake Magnitude and Intensity .1.4 Seismicity in the world .1.5 Seismic Fortification for Builing Structures /Three important factors of earthquake wave records 售人大样土木杠泰限 20I5 1
2015/9/22 1 Break News:Chili, M8.3 2015/9/22 熊海贝,同济大学土木工程学院 xionghaibei@tongji.edu.cn 1 http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/map 突发新闻:智利西部发生8.3级地震 2015/9/22 2 http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/tec tonic/images/southamerica_tsum.pdf http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/ev entpage/us20003k7a#general_summary Seismic Belts 熊海贝,同济大学土木工 2015/9/22 程学院 3 http://earthquake.usgs.gov/ea rthquakes/tectonic/images/so uthamerica_tsum.pdf 1906年 M8.5 2001年 M8.4 1922年 M8.7 2010年 M8.8 1960年 M9.5 74mm/yr 地震带 熊海贝,同济大学土木工 2015/9/22 程学院 4 http://earthquake.usgs.gov/ea rthquakes/tectonic/images/so uthamerica_tsum.pdf 1906年 M8.5 2001年 M8.4 1922年 M8.7 2010年 M8.8 1960年 M9.5 74mm/yr Outline • 1.1 Causes and types of earthquakes • 1.2 Seismic waves and propagation • 1.3 Earthquake Magnitude and Intensity • 1.4 Seismicity in the world • 1.5 Seismic Fortification for Building Structures 熊海贝,同济大学土木工程学院 2015/9/22 xionghaibei@tongji.edu.cn 6 What we learnt The causes of earthquake, Fault:normal fault, reverse fault, strike-strip fault Some terminology about earthquake: Focus, epicenter, focus distance, focus depth, magnitude and intensity Earthquake waves propagation body wave, surface wave, (P wave, S wave, L wave and R wave) Three important factors of earthquake wave records: periods, amplitude and duration, How to evaluate earthquake intensity by using MMI scale 熊海贝,同济大学土木工程学院 2015/9/22 xionghaibei@tongji.edu.cn
2015/9/22 Quiz e ae 1.4 Seismicity in the world 2015 1.4.1 World-wide seismic activitie Seismic Zone 售事风.大士大江 1.4.2 Seismic activities of China 1.4.2 Seismc activities of China ress fiekd The ecup
2015/9/22 2 7 Quiz 1. Magnitude and Intensity are all indexes which related to the earthquake power, True or False? 2. For a given Magnitude we can calculate the earthquake energy, True or False? 3. We can evaluate earthquake intensity by our feelings, building performances and land changing, True or False? 4. If an earthquake magnitude is determined, the intensity is determined too, True or False? 5. Why the earthquake happened, the people at epicenter who felt the vertical vibration earlier than horizontal vibration? True! False! 8 1.4 Seismicity in the world 熊海贝,同济大学土木工程学院 2015/9/22 xionghaibei@tongji.edu.cn 1.4.1 World-wide seismic activities Fig.1.4.1 Tectonic plate and world-wide distribution of earthquakes 9 熊海贝,同济大学土木工程学院 2015/9/22 xionghaibei@tongji.edu.cn http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/world/seismicity_maps/world.pdf Seismic Zone 1. Circum-Pacific seismic zone, including the Pacific side of South American, Central America, and North America, the Aleutian (琉球群岛)Islands, the Kamchatka Peninsula (马来西亚半岛) , Japan, Indonesia, and New Zealand; 2. Eurasian seismic zone, stretching from southeast Asia through the Middle East to the Mediterranean Sea (地中 海). 3. Midoceanic ridge and the area where the ridge reveals itself on land 4. Parts of China, the Middle East, and other continents 10 熊海贝,同济大学土木工程学院 2015/9/22 xionghaibei@tongji.edu.cn 11 1.4.2 Seismic activities of China • Continental China is part of the Eurasian plate. • The Pacific and Philippine plate push against it from the east, while the Indo-Australian plate pushes from the south, producing a very complicated stress field. • Active faults of large size have been created, resulting in a number of in-plate earthquakes. • The distribution of earthquake epicenters in China suggests two significant seismic zones: north-to-south strip and west-to-east strip. 2015/9/22 熊海贝,同济大学土木工程学院 xionghaibei@tongji.edu.cn 11 12 1.4.2 Seismic activities of China 2015/9/22 熊海贝,同济大学土木工程学院 xionghaibei@tongji.edu.cn 12
2015/9/22 1.4.3 Seismic activities 1.4.4 Seismic activities of North and South Americ h of 1.4.5Seismic activities of South Pacific Area 1.4.6 Seismic activities of Europe 2015022 2015022 1.4.7Seismic activities of Africa Direct disaster Secondary disastor 3
2015/9/22 3 • The Pacific plate and the Philippine plate submerge along the Pacific Ocean side of the Japanese islands. Seismicity is therefore very high in the area between the islands and the ocean ridge. • Large earthquakes of magnitude greater than 8 tend to be located on the east side (sea area) of the islands. 1.4.3 Seismic activities of Japan 2015/9/22 熊海贝,同济大学土木工程学院 xionghaibei@tongji.edu.cn 13 • Along the shoreline of California there runs the San Andreas fault, where many earthquakes have occurred. • Earthquakes have also occurred in the north part of New York State and in Missouri as well as in California and Nevada. 1.4.4 Seismic activities of North and South America • Because the Cocos plate and the Nazca plate are submerging on the Pacific Ocean side of Central and South America respectively, this island-arclike area has high seismicity. • On the western side of the Pacific Ocean, the whole coast of Central and South America is agitated by many earthquakes. 2015/9/22 熊海贝,同济大学土木工程学院 xionghaibei@tongji.edu.cn 14 • In New Zealand seismicity in the eastern part of North Island and the southern part of South Island is as high as in southern California. • The Philippine suffered a large earthquake in 1976 with 4,000 people killed. 1.4.5 Seismic activities of South Pacific Area 2015/9/22 熊海贝,同济大学土木工程学院 xionghaibei@tongji.edu.cn 15 • In Europe, earthquake activity is quite widespread. • Countries in Europe with relatively high seismicity include Italy, Greece, Yugoslavia, Romania, Turkey,Spain, and Portugal. • Destructive earthquakes do occur from time to time in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland, and even in the North Sea region and Scandinavia. 1.4.6 Seismic activities of Europe http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/recenteqsww/ 2015/9/22 熊海贝,同济大学土木工程学院 xionghaibei@tongji.edu.cn 16 • There have been relatively very few earthquakes in the Africa continent, with some exceptions in Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, and Egypt. 1.4.7 Seismic activities of Africa 2015/9/22 熊海贝,同济大学土木工程学院 xionghaibei@tongji.edu.cn 17 1.4.9 Disasters caused by earthquakes Direct disaster • Damages to ground: cracks,liquefaction,landslide • Damages to buildings and infrastructures 5 grades Secondary disaster • Tsunami • Fire • Flood 2015/9/22 熊海贝,同济大学土木工程学院 xionghaibei@tongji.edu.cn 18
2015/9/22 Da ges to ground:cracks ges to ground:cracks Damages to ground:landslide Damages to ground:liquefaction mages to building Damages to buildings:Grading 5 grades: Damase lodex (D 1.Serviceable 0.0-0.1 0.1-03 0.3-0.5 4.Major damage 859
2015/9/22 4 Damages to ground: cracks 2015/9/22 熊海贝,同济大学土木工程学院 xionghaibei@tongji.edu.cn 19 Damages to ground: cracks Surface fault rupture and structural damage in Pengzhou, Sichuan, 5.12 2015/9/22 熊海贝,同济大学土木工程学院 xionghaibei@tongji.edu.cn 20 Damages to ground: liquefaction Sand boils and liquefaction 2015/9/22 熊海贝,同济大学土木工程学院 xionghaibei@tongji.edu.cn 21 Damages to ground: landslide Landslide buried a middle school, Beichuan, 2008 2015/9/22 熊海贝,同济大学土木工程学院 xionghaibei@tongji.edu.cn 22 Damages to buildings: cracks, overturning, collapse, 1995 Japan Kobe 1999 Taiwan Jiji 2010 Chili 2011 New Zealand Damages to buildings: Grading 5 grades: 1. Serviceable 0.0 ~ 0.1 2. Minor damage 0.1 ~ 0.3 3. Moderate damage 0.3 ~ 0.55 4. Major damage 0.55 ~ 0.85 5. Collapse 0.85 ~ 1.0 Damage Index (DI) 2015/9/22 熊海贝,同济大学土木工程学院 xionghaibei@tongji.edu.cn 24
2015/9/22 Se ondary disaster:tsunami 2011 Japan ondary disaster:fire 1995 Kobe 国 国 2015022 201502 Secondary disaster:flood 大 201522 The Seismic Zoning Map A (2001 The Seismic Zoning Map B(2001
2015/9/22 5 Secondary disaster: tsunami 2011 Japan Earthquake 2015/9/22 熊海贝,同济大学土木工程学院 xionghaibei@tongji.edu.cn 25 Secondary disaster: fire 1906 San Francisco Earthquake 1995 Kobe Earthquake 2015/9/22 熊海贝,同济大学土木工程学院 xionghaibei@tongji.edu.cn 26 Secondary disaster: flood Beichuan, 2008.7 Wenchuan Earthquake 2015/9/22 熊海贝,同济大学土木工程学院 xionghaibei@tongji.edu.cn 27 1.5 Seismic Fortification for Building Structures Building collapsed with no seismic design or under code standard in Wenchuan Earthquake Building designed constructed on the code stood still without major damages in Wenchuan Earthquake The Seismic Zoning Map A (2001) 2015/9/22 熊海贝,同济大学土木工程学院 xionghaibei@tongji.edu.cn 29 The Seismic Zoning Map B (2001) 2015/9/22 熊海贝,同济大学土木工程学院 xionghaibei@tongji.edu.cn 30
2015/9/22 Ares of different intensity rw11383刀T110 Scismicity of China 74.6 1.5.1 Seismic fortification objectives 1)The first level aodo Ne damagr und由r国ior专arthquak 2 The second level Three 1.5.2 Seismic design method 1)The first level No collapse under major earthquake Caate 2)The second level The hiae ofod电nmn 3)The third level der the action under rare
2015/9/22 6 Modified Seismic Zoning Map in Sichuan and Gansu (2008) 0.05 0.15 0.20 0.30 Intensity <Ⅵ Ⅵ Ⅶ Ⅷ ≥Ⅸ Total Area (104×km2 ) 201 361 320 68 9.5 959.5 Percentage (%) 21 38 33 7 1 100 Area of different intensity 74.5% 25.5% 74.5% Seismic region Non-seismic region 25.5% 660 cities 85.7% 14.3% 85.7% 14.3% Seismic region Non-seismic region 118 cities of over 1 million population Seismicity of cities in China Three-level Seismic Fortification objectives: The first level The second level The third level 1.5.1 Seismic fortification objectives Code for Seismic Design of Building Structures: TJ 11-78 GB 11-89 GB 50011-2001 GB 50011-2001 (modified version, 2008) GB 50011-2010 2015/9/22 熊海贝,同济大学土木工程学院 xionghaibei@tongji.edu.cn 33 1) The first level When buildings designed based on the code are subjected to the influence of frequently occurred earthquakes with an intensity of less than the fortification intensity of the region, they will not be, or will be only slightly damaged and will continue to be serviceable without repair. ------------- No damage under minor earthquake. 2) The second level When buildings are subjected to the influence of earthquakes equal to the fortification intensity of the region, they may be damaged but will still be serviceable after ordinary repair or without repair. ------ Repairable under moderate earthquake 2015/9/22 熊海贝,同济大学土木工程学院 xionghaibei@tongji.edu.cn 34 3) The third level When buildings are subjected to the influence of expected rare earthquakes with an intensity higher than the fortification intensity of the region, they will not collapse nor suffer damage that would endanger human lives. ------------- No collapse under major earthquake. 2015/9/22 熊海贝,同济大学土木工程学院 xionghaibei@tongji.edu.cn 35 1) The first level By the elastic analysis, the carrying capacity of the structure is checked under the fundamental combination of effects of seismic action of minor earthquake and other loads, and the elastic seismic deformation is checked under the action of minor earthquake. Calculation is necessary under the first level. 1.5.2 Seismic design method 2) The second level The objective of this level is realized mainly by seismic conceptual design and constructional measuresor detailing. 3) The third level The elasto-plastic deformation is checked under the action under rare earthquake
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2015/9/22 7 In Summary: Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 minor earthquake level moderate earthquake level major earthquake level No damage Repairable No collapse 1) Elastic force 2) Elastic deformation Structural detailing 1) Elastoplastic deformation 1.5.2 Seismic design method 2015/9/22 熊海贝,同济大学土木工程学院 xionghaibei@tongji.edu.cn 37