EFFECT OF THE NUMBER OF STOREYS ON SEISMIC RESISTANCE OF HIGH-RISE MONOLITHIC BUILDINGS IN ALMATY

The article considers the issues of the construction of high-rise monolithic buildings in Almaty. High-rise construction has received significant development in the territory of the metropolis - more than several dozen buildings more than 20 stories high have been built. Experimental studies of the proper dynamic characteristics of high-rise buildings (periods and forms of natural oscillations, oscillation decrement) and verification of the correctness of the calculation assumptions adopted during their design are relevant. The influence of height on the proper dynamic characteristics of high-rise monolithic buildings constructed in Almaty is analyzed. Data are provided on determining the dynamic characteristics of a 22-storey monolithic building using the building pull-out method with the subsequent abrupt release of the applied load. The results are compared with the data on the proper dynamic characteristics of four high-rise buildings (more than 20 stories high) obtained as a result of vibration tests: - 25-storey Kazakhstan Hotel; - 35-storey building on Al Farabi Street (Nurly-Tau district); - 22-storey building of the Stolichny Tsentr residential complex; -26-storey building of the residential complex "Megatowers". The results of the work can be used in the design of high-rise monolithic buildings.

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Bulletin of Kazakh Leading Academy of Architecture and Construction
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2024-12-30
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https://doi.org/10.51488/1680-080x/2024.4-14
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Seismic and Structural Analysis of Tall Buildings
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EFFECT OF THE NUMBER OF STOREYS ON SEISMIC RESISTANCE OF HIGH-RISE MONOLITHIC BUILDINGS IN ALMATY

Ulugbek T. Begaliev, Tanatkan Abakanov, Vladimir Lapin, O.D. Seitkazinov et al.
Bulletin of Kazakh Leading Academy of Architecture and Construction
Seismic and Structural Analysis of Tall Buildings
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EFFECT OF THE NUMBER OF STOREYS ON SEISMIC RESISTANCE OF HIGH-RISE MONOLITHIC BUILDINGS IN ALMATY

Ulugbek T. Begaliev, Tanatkan Abakanov, Vladimir Lapin, O.D. Seitkazinov, A.N. Tuleyev, K.K. Dzholdasova
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The article considers the issues of the construction of high-rise monolithic buildings in Almaty. High-rise construction has received significant development in the territory of the metropolis - more than several dozen buildings more than 20 stories high have been built. Experimental studies of the proper dynamic characteristics of high-rise buildings (periods and forms of natural oscillations, oscillation decrement) and verification of the correctness of the calculation assumptions adopted during their design are relevant. The influence of height on the proper dynamic characteristics of high-rise monolithic buildings constructed in Almaty is analyzed. Data are provided on determining the dynamic characteristics of a 22-storey monolithic building using the building pull-out method with the subsequent abrupt release of the applied load. The results are compared with the data on the proper dynamic characteristics of four high-rise buildings (more than 20 stories high) obtained as a result of vibration tests: - 25-storey Kazakhstan Hotel; - 35-storey building on Al Farabi Street (Nurly-Tau district); - 22-storey building of the Stolichny Tsentr residential complex; -26-storey building of the residential complex "Megatowers". The results of the work can be used in the design of high-rise monolithic buildings.

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