alphaxy
Structural
- Apr 11, 2008
- 54
I have defined the response spectra in both direction
SPECX
U1 = UBC97FUNC = 9.81m/s^2
U2 = -------- = ---------
SPECY
U1 = -------- = ---------
U2 = UBC97FUNC = 9.81m/s^2
Then, Analyzed and view the story shears
I have noticed that static and dynamic values is the same for both direction
Story Load Loc P VX VY
STORY1 EQX Top 0 -291.16 0
STORY1 EQX Bottom 0 -291.16 0
STORY1 EQY Top 0 0 -291.16
STORY1 EQY Bottom 0 0 -291.16
STORY1 SPECX Top 0 1058.4 0
STORY1 SPECX Bottom 0 1058.4 0
STORY1 SPECY Top 0 0 1058.4
STORY1 SPECY Bottom 0 0 1058.4
Why is that?
Do I have to get the first direction first then move on to other direction to get the correct scaling factor?
I defined SPECCOMB in RS definition as a combination of both direction. Is this correct?
Pls. Advise
Thanks
SPECX
U1 = UBC97FUNC = 9.81m/s^2
U2 = -------- = ---------
SPECY
U1 = -------- = ---------
U2 = UBC97FUNC = 9.81m/s^2
Then, Analyzed and view the story shears
I have noticed that static and dynamic values is the same for both direction
Story Load Loc P VX VY
STORY1 EQX Top 0 -291.16 0
STORY1 EQX Bottom 0 -291.16 0
STORY1 EQY Top 0 0 -291.16
STORY1 EQY Bottom 0 0 -291.16
STORY1 SPECX Top 0 1058.4 0
STORY1 SPECX Bottom 0 1058.4 0
STORY1 SPECY Top 0 0 1058.4
STORY1 SPECY Bottom 0 0 1058.4
Why is that?
Do I have to get the first direction first then move on to other direction to get the correct scaling factor?
I defined SPECCOMB in RS definition as a combination of both direction. Is this correct?
Pls. Advise
Thanks