General procedure of formulating the governing equations for analyzing outriger-braced structures

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	General procedure of formulating the governing equations for analyzing outriger-braced structures
	Er, G. K.; Iu, V. P.
	2009-10-01
Conference Name	The 7th International Conference on Tall Buildings
Source Publication	Proceedings of the 7th International Conference on Tall Buildings
Pages	589-595
Conference Date	October 29-30, 2009
Conference Place	Hong Kong
Country	China
Publication Place	Singapore
Publisher	Research Publishing Services
Abstract	In this paper, a more easily understandable and general procedure is presented to formulate the governing equations for analyzing outrigger-braced structures. The idea is based on the compatibility of columns' axial deformation. The unknowns are selected to be the axial forces in the columns. The obtained governing equations and the equations for the optimum locations of the outriggers are different from conventional ones, nut numerical analysis show that the results obtained with the new equations are the same as those obtained with conventional equations. The relations between the new equations and the conventional ones are also figured out. The new procedure of formulating the governing equations can also be extende4d for to more general and complicated cases outrigger-braced structural analysis.
Keyword	Governing Equation New Forms Optimum Locations Outriger-braced Structure
Language	英語English
The Source to Article	PB_Publication
Document Type	Conference paper
Collection	DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL AND ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING
Corresponding Author	Er, G. K.
Recommended Citation GB/T 7714	Er, G. K.,Iu, V. P.. General procedure of formulating the governing equations for analyzing outriger-braced structures[C], Singapore:Research Publishing Services, 2009, 589-595.
APA	Er, G. K.., & Iu, V. P. (2009). General procedure of formulating the governing equations for analyzing outriger-braced structures. Proceedings of the 7th International Conference on Tall Buildings, 589-595.

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