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Development of Multiple Hollow Tube System for Super-Tall Slender Buildings: Part II Numerical Development and Analysis

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Title Development of Multiple Hollow Tube System for Super-Tall Slender Buildings: Part II Numerical Development and Analysis
Author Gustafson, A.K.; Guan, Hong; Langer, J.W.
Publication Title Advances in Applied Mechanics
Editor Y.M. Xie, A.P. Mouritz, A. Afaghi Khatibi, C. Gardiner, W.K. Chiu
Year Published 2005
Place of publication Melbourne
Publisher Institute of Materials Engineering Australasia Ltd.
Abstract This paper describes the numerical development and analysis of a new Multiple Hollow-Tube (MHT) structural system for super-tall buildings subjected to dynamic seismic loading, for a subject structure of aspect ratio 12:1. Following on from the principles outlined in Part I of this two-paper series, the seismic modelling results are presented and examined to verify the principles underlying the MHT concept, and manifest fundamental design shifts from stiffness based design to dynamical design. The practical implications of this concept for super-tall building design are also discussed.
Peer Reviewed Yes
Published Yes
Conference name The Fourth Australasian Congress on Applied Mechanics
Location Melbourne
Date From 2005-02-16
Date To 2005-02-18
URI http://hdl.handle.net/10072/2710
Date Accessioned 2006-01-08
Date Available 2007-03-21T21:25:51Z
Language en_AU
Research Centre Centre for Infrastructure Engineering and Management
Faculty Faculty of Engineering and Information Technology
Subject Structural Engineering
Publication Type Conference Publications (Full Written Paper - Refereed)
Publication Type Code e1

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