STUDY ON ADDITION PRINCIPLE FOR SEISMIC ELEMENTS IN TEMPLES AND SHRINES

The objective of this study is to verify whether the addition principle can be used to evaluate the seismic performance of temples and shrines combined with several types of seismic elements. Static loading tests were performed on several types of wooden frame specimens with columns, a kashira-nuki, an uchinori-nuki, an ashigatame-nuki, wooden siding walls and mud walls. From the test results, the load-deformation angle relationships and damage situations were clarified. By comparing the load-deformation angle relationships of different types of specimens, the relationship between the number of seismic elements and load increase ratio were determined.

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Journal of Structural Engineering B
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.3130/aijjse.71b.0_306
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Historical Astronomy and Related Studies
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STUDY ON ADDITION PRINCIPLE FOR SEISMIC ELEMENTS IN TEMPLES AND SHRINES

A. P. Sakita, Naoki UTSUNOMIYA, Mitsuhiro MIYAMOTO
Journal of Structural Engineering B
Historical Astronomy and Related Studies
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STUDY ON ADDITION PRINCIPLE FOR SEISMIC ELEMENTS IN TEMPLES AND SHRINES

A. P. Sakita, Naoki UTSUNOMIYA, Mitsuhiro MIYAMOTO
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The objective of this study is to verify whether the addition principle can be used to evaluate the seismic performance of temples and shrines combined with several types of seismic elements. Static loading tests were performed on several types of wooden frame specimens with columns, a kashira-nuki, an uchinori-nuki, an ashigatame-nuki, wooden siding walls and mud walls. From the test results, the load-deformation angle relationships and damage situations were clarified. By comparing the load-deformation angle relationships of different types of specimens, the relationship between the number of seismic elements and load increase ratio were determined.

Journal of Structural Engineering BVol. 71B(0)
Kagawa University (JP), Kinki Polytechnic College (JP)
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Openalex Percentile: Top 95%
Historical Astronomy and Related Studies
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