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Damage detection of masonry structures under shaking table tests through relative displacements by 3D optical markers

TitoloDamage detection of masonry structures under shaking table tests through relative displacements by 3D optical markers
Tipo di pubblicazionePresentazione a Congresso
Anno di Pubblicazione2019
AutoriRoselli, Ivan, Fioriti Vincenzo, De Canio Gerardo, Rossi M., Calderini C., and Lagomarsino S.
Conference NameCOMPDYN Proceedings
Parole chiave3D motion capture, 3D motion capture systems, Computational methods, Cracks, Damage detection, Data acquisition, Data handling, Deformation, Earthquake engineering, Earthquakes, Engineering geology, Experimental data acquisition, Failure (mechanical), Formation and evolutions, Masonry materials, Masonry structures, Motion capture, Out-of-plane deformations, Performance-based earthquake engineering, Shaking table tests, Structural analysis, Structural dynamics
Abstract

Large-scale seismic experimental facilities play a relevant role and provide essential contribution to the performance-based earthquake engineering. In such a context, recent advances in experimental data acquisition methodologies in large laboratories can open new perspective to the evaluation of structural performance of tested mockups under seismic load. In particular, the application of 3D motion capture systems to shaking table testing provides a unique tool for recording relative displacements of a large number of measurement points. The analysis of 3D relative displacements during dynamic tests allows to evaluate the structure deformations and to monitor the cracks formation and evolution, which can lead to the formulation of damage indices. Also, the failure mechanism could be easily visualized and analyzed by monitoring the cumulative relative displacements between markers. In addition, in-plane and out-of-plane deformations of walls could be monitored during each seismic test, providing accurate information on the torsional and bending effects. A case study is presented about a full-scale model of a masonry cross vault of the mosque of Dey, Algiers, tested at the ENEA Casaccia shaking table. The cross vault was subjected to a seismic sequence based on the 21-May-2003 earthquake recorded at Keddara station. The results obtained through the processing of the data from 67 markers located on the vault showed the potentialities of the methodology. © 2019 The authors.

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Citation KeyRoselli20194887