Engineering (civil) M.Tech thesis
Earthquake Engineering :-
Seismic Hazard Estimation and Microzonation of Indian Citiesa
Engineering Modeling of Earthquake Source
Seismic Site Characterization
Pre and Post Liquefaction Behaviour of Soils
Earthquake Load Modeling Using Critical Excitation Method
Structural Vibration Control
Seismic Response of Reinforced Soil Retaining Walls
Shock Table Studies for Earthquake Resistant Design of Masonry Buildings
Inelastic Seismic Analysis of R C Framed Structures
7. Damping in structures
Damping is a significant source of energy dissipation in case of earthquakes. More than 50% energy is dissipated by the damping itself. Strain energy and inelastic energy are like 30% or so. Then there is stiffness proportional damping taking care of rest of the energy pumped into the system. But what is the damping value for buildings with various heights? Can we develop some sort of relations between damping and period of the building?
The reason for doing so is, we need to make sure that we are not overestimating the damping and under designing the elements or underestimating the damping and over designing the elements. I know it is hard to describe damping but we can get that value if we get building motion records during earthquakes or even free oscillations.
Ican suggest you like PSHA, SHM, Miso Scale modelling of concrete (use abacus), Non-Linear FEM with Fire in concrete, Structural Vibration Control, CFD.
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https://www.iiit.ac.in/academics/postgraduate/mtech/case/
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