Posted by: Adan_Rangel
three Sismic spectrum in Earthquake analysis part 2 - 05/13/21 01:21 PM
Hi friends:
Excuse me. I have another question:
In my Earthquake dynamic Analysis case I am using three sismic sprectrums, I mean, One sismic espectrum in X direction, one in Y and one in Z direction, AND too have another case with the same spectrums but in negative direction, I mean, the spectrums en direction -X, -Y and -Z, trying to consider that the earthquake could travel in both directions...
Is this consideration right for dynamic analysis??
and... Will be correct that the results be the same for both cases, I mean, the same forces on restrains (value and direction)??
Excuse me. I have another question:
In my Earthquake dynamic Analysis case I am using three sismic sprectrums, I mean, One sismic espectrum in X direction, one in Y and one in Z direction, AND too have another case with the same spectrums but in negative direction, I mean, the spectrums en direction -X, -Y and -Z, trying to consider that the earthquake could travel in both directions...
Is this consideration right for dynamic analysis??
and... Will be correct that the results be the same for both cases, I mean, the same forces on restrains (value and direction)??