Fema 451b topic 7 notes earthquake engineering 7 1 instructional material complementing fema 451, design examples design concepts 7 1 concepts of seismicresistant design this topic introduces the concepts of seismicresistant design from a philosophical perspective. Find materials for this course in the pages linked along the left. Note the relatively small movement on the fault, even though the earthquake was large. Cell biology lecture study notes lecture notes, lectures 1 12 samplepractice exam 2015, questions and answers book solution auditing. This section provides lecture notes from the spring 2008 offering of 12. Lecture notes on nonlinear inversion and tomography i. The sudden slip at the fault causes the earthquake a violent shaking of the earth when large elastic strain energy released spreads out through seismic waves that travel through the body and along the surface of the earth. The first step in analyzing a dynamic system is to derive its.
Instructional material complementing fema 451, design examples geotechnical 154. St7204 earthquake analysis and design of structures score more in your semester exams get best score in your semester exams without any struggle. The movement of earths crust resulting from the release of built up potential energy between two stuck tectonic plates. The united nations publication sustaining water an update, published in 1994 indicates that the population of india by that time could vary between 49 million low projection and 1980 million high projection, with a medium projected figure as. St7204earthquakeanalysisanddesignofstructuresanna universityquestionnovdec2016. Earthquakes most often occur along existing faults whenever the frictional forces on the fault surfaces are overcome. Plastic strain occurs when stress is applied to an object, and it becomes deformed. This document is highly rated by students and has been viewed 577 times.
Elastic strain happens when an object is deformed, and then when the stress. When stored stress exceeds the strength of the friction on the fault or the strength of the rock snap. Lecture notes introduction to seismology earth, atmospheric, and. Instructor earthquakes glg 101 physical geology now that weve seen what faults are and how mountains are built, we can look at what happens when there is movement along those faults which are active today.
Download pdf of structural dynamics and earthquake engineering note civil engineering offline reading, offline notes, free download in app, engineering class handwritten notes, exam notes, previous year questions, pdf free download. This lecture notes table provides information on the lecture topics along with the corresponding notes files. System analysis means the investigation, under specified conditions, of the performance of a system whose mathematical model is known. In view of the earthquake risk in the country, it is important that civil engineering. Borehole seismic tomography developed from a series of lectures by james g. Some concepts in earthquake behaviour of buildings c. This series of lectures notes is aimed at quickly introducing mathematicians to some aspects of exploration. Tue 420 seismic reflection interpretation i lecture notes tue 420 lab 9 seismic reflection interpretation lab assignment due tues 427 thu 422 seismic reflection interpretation ii lecture noteshomework due thu 429. The maximum depth for earthquakes is 700 km because at greater depths the rocks are too hot and plastic to behave in a brittle manner. When such data are used in building codes to account for soil amplification, the.
Lecture notes on dynamic systems fundamentals january, 2016 uaeh esti automation technologies engineering. Course notes geo notes lecture 1 january 6th 2014 earthquakes are earth systems ex 2010 solomon islands 7. Earthquake magnitudes and moment nick rawlinson research school of earth sciences australian national university. Geotechnical earthquake engineering, prentice hall, isbn 03749436 3.
Working notes and teaching aids should be developed and widely disseminated for model ug and pg curricula in earthquake engineering. They are common occurrences and we should not be surprised by their cost in lives and money. Determining ground motions especially as to effects of local site conditions liquefaction and liquefactionrelated evaluations. Cell biology lecture study notes lecture notes, lectures 1 12 samplepractice exam 2015, questions and answers book solution auditing a practical approach, moroney. Jan 20, 2010 various information about earthquakes with some examples of damage that they may create including the january 2010 haitian earthquake. Civil engineering introduction to earthquake engineering nptel. Structural dynamics concepts, design and implementation 4th year final project structural engineering project dr.
Earthquakes each year many people are killed during the collapse of buildings caused by the shaking associated with earthquakes. Introducing earthquake engineering in civil engineering. Kimberly ferlauto test bank, chapter 112 enterprise law exam. Sudhish kumar bakku the displacement of the down going wave in the layer1 can be expressed as where for notational convenience and the reflected, up going wave in layer1 can be expressed as now, setting the interface to z 0, the total displacement in layer1 is. Fema 451b topic 154 notes geotechnical engineering 154 12 instructional material complementing fema 451, design examples geotechnical 154 12 effects of local soil conditions general curves such that shown above are only approximate studies.
Principles of the seismology and seismic engineering. Jim berrymans lecture notes on crosswell seismic tomography. Sacchi department of physics institute for geophysical research university of alberta pims summer school06 inversion and imaging. The lecture notes are just transcription of what i originally handwrote on transparencies for students of the course theory of seismic waves at universit. We hope the basic theory and methodology described in this lecture note are useful in helping graduatecourse students and young researchers and engineers to understand strong motion seismology. In other words, the material was not and is not intended as a standard introductory text on theoretical seismology. Seismology science dealing with earthquakes seismic engineering the discipline the aim of which is to construct infrastructures and buildings resistant to.
The course covers the basics in dam engineering for civil engineers, including concrete and embankment dams, soil mechanics for dams and concrete technology for dams. All lecture pdfs, modeling exercises and jupyter notebooks for practicals. Gy 112 lecture note series university of south alabama. Body waves nick rawlinson research school of earth sciences australian national university. Lecture notes homeworks lecture 1 tectonic plates, faults, earthquakes lecture 2 size of an earthquake lecture 3a architectural considerations. Evanescence occurs and the amplitude decays exponentially with depth. Download pdf of earthquake resistant design of structure note offline reading, offline notes, free download in app, engineering class handwritten notes, exam notes, previous year questions, pdf free download. The 1985 mexico city earthquake was centered abut 400 km from the city, but the motions were amplified by the underlying soft sediments lake texcoco. The worst earthquake in the 20th century occurred in tang shan, china on july 28, 1976 at 3. Intro to inverse problems in exploration seismology. Home courses civil and environmental engineering mechanics and design of concrete. Earthquakes are the most obvious and constant result symptom of plate tectonics. Lecture notes on 17th and 19th march, 2008 3free surface psv system we have this is the critical condition.
Stanford mathematical geophysics summer school lectures. Earthquake refers to the shaking or trembling of a. The first thing we need to find out is what an earthquake is. Now that weve seen what faults are and how mountains are built, we can look at what happens when there is movement along those faults which are active today. Planning and design of dams in the context of hydropower development.
A shaking and trembling that results from the sudden movement of part of the earths crust. Folded rocks have been subjected to a plastic strain. Hamilton summary chapter notes combined with lecture notes chapter 1,2,4,5,810 book solution contemporary issues in accounting, michaela rankin. Preface the lecture notes are just transcription of what i originally handwrote on transparencies for students of the course theory of seismic waves at universit. Fema 451b topic 154 notes geotechnical engineering 154 1 instructional material complementing fema 451, design examples geotechnical 154 1 geotechnical earthquake engineering typically concerned with. Its like when youre teacher loses their marbles because youve asked them the same question 7 times in a row. Lecture notes on 17th and 19th march, 2008 complied by. Please find below all the keynote lectures given during the esc2010 in montpellier, france 610 september 2010 the aim of each keynote is to provide an overview on a given topic, explaining the recent advancements, presenting the current issues, and the possible way forward. Thu 415 seismic reflection processing ii lecture notes homework due thu 422 week 14. What happens to the foam rubber during the earthquake. Intro to inverse problems in exploration seismology m. Fema 451b topic 154 notes geotechnical engineering 154. Lecture notes st april 2005 figure 10 love waves have a sideways motion similar to a snake.
To do so, we define the geometries of rock bodies in three dimensions. Download link is provided and students can download the anna university ce6701 structural dynamics and earthquake engineering sdee syllabus question bank lecture notes syllabus part a 2 marks with answers part b 16 marks question bank with answer, all the materials are listed below for the students to make use of it and score good maximum marks with our study materials. And, after the earthquake is over, the process of strain buildup at this modified interface between the rocks starts all over again figure 6. Risk of earthquake along the san andreas fault fig. Introduction to earthquake engineering notes ebook free.
Vssut, burla we ventured to accept the task of writing this lecture notes in which. The first lecture, basics of seismic experiments and data processing, provides a quick look at seismic. Design criteria for reinforced concrete structures 2. Pdf about earthquake lecture note find, read and cite all the research you need on researchgate. It is known fact that india has a very large population and different studies show that it will continue to rise at least till 2050 a. Seismology science dealing with earthquakes seismic engineering the discipline the aim of which is to construct infrastructures and buildings resistant to earthquake and similar phenomena impacts and by this. In an area of subduction like our areawe talk about the relatively shallow earthquakes pdf. Structural dynamics and earthquake engineering note pdf. Earthquake magnitudes and moment introduction in the last two lectures, the effects of the source rupture process on the pattern of radiated seismic energy was. Introduction to the traveltime inversion problem 0. Dynamics of structures theory and application to earthquake engineering, prentice hall, isbn 08552142. This lecture note was completed only through the support of many people. In our lab on plate tectonics, one of the main datasets we drew on was earthquake epicent exclusivel er loca y w t it ions a h plat nd dept e bounda.
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