Development of the Discrete Singular Convolution Method for the Free Vibration Analysis of Coupled Shear Walls

Discrete singular convolution is a new numerical method that its ability to vibrational analysis has been demonstrated in the last decade. A lot of research on how to apply the complex boundary conditions of the different issues using this method is carried out and a variety of solutions have been p...

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Autores principales: Amir Zayeri Baghlani Nejad, Mohammad Shokrollahi
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spelling oai:doaj.org-article:59c236dc02534488b6890f663c8916e42021-11-08T15:54:55ZDevelopment of the Discrete Singular Convolution Method for the Free Vibration Analysis of Coupled Shear Walls2476-39772538-261610.22065/jsce.2019.172977.1789https://doaj.org/article/59c236dc02534488b6890f663c8916e42021-07-01T00:00:00Zhttps://www.jsce.ir/article_100343_8d5f3a42d17d099ad5e1ff927b77cdb7.pdfhttps://doaj.org/toc/2476-3977https://doaj.org/toc/2538-2616Discrete singular convolution is a new numerical method that its ability to vibrational analysis has been demonstrated in the last decade. A lot of research on how to apply the complex boundary conditions of the different issues using this method is carried out and a variety of solutions have been proposed in this regard. Applying the boundary conditions in the governing equations of coupled shear walls, is a challenging issue. This paper proposes a new algorithm for applying the boundary conditions in the vibration analysis of coupled shear walls using the DSC method. In order to validate the proposed method, several samples were analyzed using this algorithm and the results were compared with the values obtained from three conventional numerical methods of Finite element (FEM), Differential quadrature (DQM) and Finite difference (FDM) methods. The great conformity was found between the results which emphasized the validity and integrity of the proposed method. In addition, the ability of the DSC algorithm was explored in terms of the computational speed, computational effort and the amount of computer memory required aspect and compared with the other conventional numerical approaches. It is concluded that the DSC is more efficient than the compared numerical methods from the results of this study.Amir Zayeri Baghlani NejadMohammad ShokrollahiIranian Society of Structrual Engineering (ISSE)articlediscrete singular convolutionfree vibrationcoupled shear wallboundary conditionsnumerical methodBridge engineeringTG1-470Building constructionTH1-9745FAJournal of Structural and Construction Engineering, Vol 8, Iss 5, Pp 296-314 (2021)
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topic discrete singular convolution
free vibration
coupled shear wall
boundary conditions
numerical method
Bridge engineering
TG1-470
Building construction
TH1-9745
spellingShingle discrete singular convolution
free vibration
coupled shear wall
boundary conditions
numerical method
Bridge engineering
TG1-470
Building construction
TH1-9745
Amir Zayeri Baghlani Nejad
Mohammad Shokrollahi
Development of the Discrete Singular Convolution Method for the Free Vibration Analysis of Coupled Shear Walls
description Discrete singular convolution is a new numerical method that its ability to vibrational analysis has been demonstrated in the last decade. A lot of research on how to apply the complex boundary conditions of the different issues using this method is carried out and a variety of solutions have been proposed in this regard. Applying the boundary conditions in the governing equations of coupled shear walls, is a challenging issue. This paper proposes a new algorithm for applying the boundary conditions in the vibration analysis of coupled shear walls using the DSC method. In order to validate the proposed method, several samples were analyzed using this algorithm and the results were compared with the values obtained from three conventional numerical methods of Finite element (FEM), Differential quadrature (DQM) and Finite difference (FDM) methods. The great conformity was found between the results which emphasized the validity and integrity of the proposed method. In addition, the ability of the DSC algorithm was explored in terms of the computational speed, computational effort and the amount of computer memory required aspect and compared with the other conventional numerical approaches. It is concluded that the DSC is more efficient than the compared numerical methods from the results of this study.
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author Amir Zayeri Baghlani Nejad
Mohammad Shokrollahi
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Mohammad Shokrollahi
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title Development of the Discrete Singular Convolution Method for the Free Vibration Analysis of Coupled Shear Walls
title_short Development of the Discrete Singular Convolution Method for the Free Vibration Analysis of Coupled Shear Walls
title_full Development of the Discrete Singular Convolution Method for the Free Vibration Analysis of Coupled Shear Walls
title_fullStr Development of the Discrete Singular Convolution Method for the Free Vibration Analysis of Coupled Shear Walls
title_full_unstemmed Development of the Discrete Singular Convolution Method for the Free Vibration Analysis of Coupled Shear Walls
title_sort development of the discrete singular convolution method for the free vibration analysis of coupled shear walls
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publishDate 2021
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