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Introduction
• Supplemental Damping Systems
• Early Applications
• Tuned Mass Dampers
• Tuned Liquid Dampers
Mass: 660 Tonne (main) 2 x 4 Tonne (pinnacle) Style: Simple Pendulum (main) X/Y Table on bearings (pinnacle) Status: Completed 2004
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RWDI阻尼器项目业绩(部分) RWDI Damper Credentials (Partial)
PROJECTS 项目
DAMPER STYLE 阻尼器类型
PROJECTS 项目
DAMPER STYLE 阻尼器类型
Taipei 101 台北101大厦 Taipei, Taiwan 台湾台北
Passive Tuned Mass Dampers (TMD) – in both tower and spire 被动调谐质量阻尼器-塔楼和塔尖
均有设置
Shenzhen Bridge 深港西部通道大橋 Shenzhen, China – Hong Kong 中國深圳 - 香港
Passive Tuned Mass Damper (TMD)
被动调谐质量阻尼器
Shanghai Center 上海中心 Shanghai, China 中国上海
Passive Tuned Mass Damper (TMD)
被动调谐质量阻尼器
Sakhalin 1 - Drilling Rig 库页岛1号钻井平台调谐质量阻尼器
Tuned Mass Damper (TMD) 调谐质量阻尼器
731 Lexington Avenue (Bloomberg Tower) 莱克星顿大道731号 (彭博塔) New York City, New York 美国纽约
Passive Tuned Mass Damper (TMD)
被动调谐质量阻尼器
Songdo City Block 125 松岛市125街区 New Songdo City, Korea 韩国仁川新松岛市
Tuned Liquid Column Damper (TLCD)
调谐液体柱阻尼器
Park Hyatt Tower 柏悅酒店 塔楼 Chicago, Illinois 美国芝加哥
Passive Tuned Mass Damper (TMD)
被动调谐质量阻尼器
One Penn Plaza One Penn 广场 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 美国宾州费城
Tuned Liquid Column Damper (TLCD)
调谐液体柱阻尼器
Trump Tower Trump 塔楼 New York City, New York 美国纽约
Passive Tuned Mass Damper (TMD)
被动调谐质量阻尼器
432 Park Avenue 432公园大道住宅塔楼 New York City, New York 美国纽约
Passive Tuned Mass Damper (TMD)
被动调谐质量阻尼器
Petronas Towers 双子塔 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia 马来西亚吉隆坡
Passive Tuned Mass Dampers (TMD)
被动调谐质量阻尼器
Princess Tower 公主塔 Dubai, UAE 阿聯酋迪拜
Passive Tuned Slosh Dampers 被动调谐液体阻尼器
… …
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Tuned Mass Dampers
A TMD is a damped secondary
inertial system which consists
of a mass attached to the
building (generally at a location
with maximum motion) through
a spring and damping
mechanism, usually a viscous
damping device.
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Equations of Motion
[ ] [ ] [ ] ( ){ } ( ){ }tFxFxKxCxM envTMD +=++ &&&
x is the vector representing the floor-by-floor coordinates, as well as coordinates (relative to the TMD floor) for the TMD
[M] is a matrix which contains the mass and mass moment of inertia of each floor, as well as the mass of the TMD
{FTMD(x)} is a vector which takes into account the nonlinear coupling forces {Fenv(t)} is the force vector which takes a different form depending on whether wind or seismic excitation is being considered © Council on Tall B
uildings
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Simple-pendulum TMD Taipei 101 - 660 T ball-shaped TMD
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Dual-stage pendulum TMD
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Simple pendulum with variable restoring force TMD
• The available space for a
supplemental damping
system installation is usually
limited.
• RWDI/Motioneering
developed “simple pendulum
with variable restoring force
TMD” to allow extension of
the period of a pendulum.
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Simple pendulum with variable restoring force TMD
• A negative restoring
force proportional to
amplitude is applied.
• The frequency of this
system can be
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Simple pendulum with variable restoring force TMD
The TMD system is comprised of 6
general component categories:
1. cables
2. mass block assemblies
3. mechanical linkages
4. articulating support columns
5. viscous damping devices
6. snubbing system
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Simple pendulum with variable restoring force TMD -mass block assemblies-
• There are two mass block
assemblies. These are designed
to move in conjunction with
each other, but are supported
by different means.
• TMD consumes much less
space than a singular-mass
passive TMD system.
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Simple pendulum with variable restoring force TMD - mechanical linkages-
• The TMD interface
assembly is a set of
mechanical linkages that
inter-connect the primary
and secondary mass
block assemblies so that
these systems are motion
dependent.
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Simple pendulum with variable restoring force TMD - mechanical linkages-
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Simple pendulum with variable restoring force TMD -articulating support columns-
• Columns shall be installed so that
the secondary mass block is
plumb and precisely aligned with
the primary mass block.
• They shall exhibit very low friction
properties at rotational joints to
allow for ease of motion of
secondary mass block.
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Simple pendulum with variable restoring force TMD -articulating support columns-
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• Viscous damping devices (VDDs)
are linked between the primary
mass of the TMD and the structure.
• A certain proportion of the
vibration energy is absorbed by
these units as they extend and
contract due to the TMD’s relative
motions.
Simple pendulum with variable restoring force TMD -viscous damping devices-
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Simple pendulum with variable restoring force TMD -viscous damping devices-
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• Larger TMD displacements during
higher return period wind or seismic
events must be controlled to ensure
that local damage is not caused.
• The snubbing system limits the
excessive TMD motions with the use
of four auxiliary shock absorbers.
Simple pendulum with variable restoring force TMD -snubbing system-
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Simple pendulum with variable restoring force TMD -snubbing system-
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• In comparison with TMD, the advantages associated with
tuned liquid dampers include low initial cost, nearly
maintenance free operation and simplicity in frequency
tuning.
• Disadvantages are the effectiveness of water mass
participation in motion, uncertainties associated with
nonlinear behavior effects and generally higher floor space
requirements.
• TSD can be combined with Fire fighting water tanks.
Tuned Liquid Dampers
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Princess Tower, Dubai, UAE
TSD阻尼器
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Tuned Liquid Dampers
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Concluding Remarks
• Implementation of supplemental damping systems has
gained considerable recognition around the world for the
mitigation of wind-induced motions.
• The acceptance of these innovative systems is based on a
balance between serviceability performance targets,
construction cost and the complexity of implementation in
an actual building.
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• Every tall building has unique characteristics that must be
carefully investigated to determine which type of
supplemental damping system can best achieve the target
performance.
• The assessment should consider a wide range of factors
that are critical in achieving the desired performance.
• Careful consideration at early design stages is key to a
successful implementation of a supplemental damping
system.
Concluding Remarks
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