Damping system utilizing space between stair chamber and inner building
AssigneeIndustry-Academic Cooperation Foundation, Dankook University
InventorsSang Hyun Lee, Lan Chung, Tae Won Park, Moo Won Hur, Ji Eun Roh
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Abstract
The present invention relates to a damping system that utilizes a space between an inner building and a stair chamber installed outside the inner building to control vibration of an earthquake applied to a building or a building structure, and more particularly, to a damping system utilizing a space between a stair chamber and an inner building, which is installed in a building structure including the inner building and the stair chamber to damp a transverse force due to seismic waves.
Claims5
A damping system, which is installed in a building having frames and a shear wall as a structure and further having a stair chamber, wherein the frames include columns and beams, and wherein the stair chamber is protruded on a surface of the building, comprising:
- an extension frame extending from a surface of the frame to a surface of the stair chamber and made of the same material as the frame;
- a seat frame extending from a surface of the stair chamber to be spaced vertically from the extension frame, the seat frame made of a shear wall which is made of the same material as the stair chamber, and providing a seating surface that faces a surface of the extension frame;
- a damping device, which is fixed between the seating surface of the seat frame and the extension frame and which is configured to be moved horizontally;
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- a coupling unit integrally fixing the damping device to the seating surface of the seat frame and the extension frame,
- wherein the damping device moves horizontally in a state in which the damping device is interposed between the extension frame and the seat frame to absorb a transverse force transferred to the frame while being sheared by a vibration and a transverse displacement of the extension frame as the damping device supports the extension frame while the seating surface of the seat frame is moved relative to the extension frame.
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