Comparative study of dynamic response of monolithic and rocking columns under earthquake accelerations using finite element analysis

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Abstract

Rocking column is one of the types of Seismic Isolation system (also known as Kinematic Base Isolator), which is a high grade, either free standing or centrally post tensioned, concrete column with curved faces of column which are discontinuous in nature. In the present work, a comparative study of dynamic response is carried out between Monolithic and Rocking columns using ABAQUS Software. The main objective of the work is to analyse a monolithic RCC column and free-standing rocking RCC column and compare the results depending upon the stress & strain characteristics when subjected to horizontal acceleration. After analysis, it was found that rocking column maintains its structural integrity with possible face-edge crushing failures.

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Chauhan, R., Chavan, R., Gupte, S., & Chavda, Y. (2019). Comparative study of dynamic response of monolithic and rocking columns under earthquake accelerations using finite element analysis. International Journal of Advanced Research in Engineering and Technology, 10(2), 422–430. https://doi.org/10.34218/IJARET.10.2.2019.041

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