TCL Scope EARTHQUAKE

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Syntax

EARTHQUAKE arg1 arg2 arg3

Description

The response spectrum is generally a functional relationship, which can be mapped as a table in Allplan Bridge. Any spectra can be defined with such an input. In addition, Allplan Bridge allows the use of some special spectra defined by a few inputs. The resulting spectrum is then created automatically.

Arguments

Minimum quantity: 3(1)

arg1

Value

Dimension

Meaning

name

TEXT

Name of the earthquake event

END

KEYWORD

Scope will be closed.

arg2 (arg1 != END)

Value

Dimension

Meaning

GENERAL

KEYWORD

General earthquake event with user defined spectrum

ECHORIZ

KEYWORD

Horizontal behavior of an earthquake event according to Euronorm

ECVERT

KEYWORD

Vertical behavior of an earthquake event according to Euronorm

arg3 (arg1 = END)

Value

Dimension

Meaning

BEGIN

KEYWORD

Scope will be opened (arg2 != BEGIN)

Scopes

DYNAMICS

Examples

EARTHQUAKE "Earthquake1" GENERAL BEGIN

TEXT "My earthquake event"

SPECTRUM TABLE "spectrum"

SPECTRUM ABSCISSA OMEGA

SPECTRUM ORDINATE DIS

DURATION 20.00

GROUNDACC 1.00

DAMPING CONSTANT 5.00

SUPRULE CQC

EARTHQUAKE END

General earthquake event is defined and other calculation parameters are set. The spectrum is defined in the form of a displacement-omega table.

EARTHQUAKE "EQ-EC horizontal" ECHORIZ BEGIN

SPECTRUM TABLE "Spectrum_1"

PARAM TYPE 1

PARAM GROUNDTYPE C

PARAM S 1.15

PARAM TB 0.20

PARAM TC 0.60

PARAM TD 2.00

PARAM Q 1.50

PARAM BETA 0.20

DURATION 60.00

GROUNDACC 2.50

DAMPING CONSTANT 5.00

SUPRULE SRSS

EARTHQUAKE END

Horizontal behavior of an earthquake event according to Euronorm is defined and further calculation parameters are set.

In this chapter

TCL Command TEXT

TCL Command SPECTRUM

TCL Command PARAM

TCL Command DURATION

TCL Command GROUNDACC

TCL Command DAMPING

TCL Commannd SUPRULE



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