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CN111945921B - Hierarchical energy consumption damper - Google Patents

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CN111945921B
CN111945921B CN202010844834.6A CN202010844834A CN111945921B CN 111945921 B CN111945921 B CN 111945921B CN 202010844834 A CN202010844834 A CN 202010844834A CN 111945921 B CN111945921 B CN 111945921B
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The invention discloses a hierarchical energy-consuming damper, which comprises two substrates which are distributed at intervals; a first yielding energy consumption piece and a second yielding energy consumption piece are arranged between the two substrates; two ends of the first yielding energy dissipation part are respectively and fixedly connected with the two substrates; one end of the second yielding energy dissipation part is fixedly connected to one of the base plates, and the other end of the second yielding energy dissipation part is directionally and slidably connected to the other base plate. Under the action of a small shock, the second yielding energy dissipation part is in an elastic state and does not have the action of damping and dissipating energy, so that only the first yielding energy dissipation part can damp and dissipate energy independently; under the action of medium and large earthquakes, the second yielding energy dissipation piece begins to bend and deform so as to achieve the purpose of yielding energy dissipation, and therefore the second yielding energy dissipation piece and the first yielding energy dissipation piece jointly consume earthquake energy. Therefore, the first yielding energy dissipation part and the second yielding energy dissipation part of the graded energy dissipation damper yield in a graded manner, and the graded energy dissipation damper has an obvious graded yielding energy dissipation effect.

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Hierarchical energy consumption damper
Technical Field
The invention relates to the technical field of disaster prevention and shock absorption, in particular to a hierarchical energy consumption damper.
Background
Since the occurrence of earthquake is usually accompanied by the main earthquake, aftershock or group earthquake, and the aftershock usually occurs soon thereafter, it is desirable that the energy dissipater (also called staged energy dissipation damper) has a plurality of energy dissipation and shock absorption capabilities from the safety point of view.
Most of the existing metal energy dissipaters are single in structural shape and energy dissipation form, and cannot meet the requirements of small earthquakes and large earthquakes at the same time. For example, a part of the graded energy consumption dampers can consume energy under a large earthquake, but are in an elastic state under a small earthquake, and cannot play an energy consumption role; and the other part of the graded energy consumption damper can yield energy consumption under a small earthquake, but is easy to damage under a large earthquake, is insufficient to play the role of energy dissipation and shock absorption under the large earthquake, and cannot completely dissipate earthquake energy.
In summary, how to provide a staged energy dissipation damper capable of yielding and dissipating energy in stages under small, medium and large earthquakes becomes a problem to be solved urgently by those skilled in the art.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention aims to provide a hierarchical energy consumption damper which can meet the requirements of energy consumption and shock absorption of small earthquakes and energy consumption and shock absorption of medium earthquakes and large earthquakes.
In order to achieve the above object, the present invention provides a staged energy consumption damper, which includes two substrates distributed at intervals; a first yielding energy dissipation piece and a second yielding energy dissipation piece are arranged between the two substrates; two ends of the first yielding energy consumption part are respectively and fixedly connected with the two substrates; one end of the second yielding energy dissipation part is fixedly connected to one of the base plates, and the other end of the second yielding energy dissipation part is directionally and slidably connected to the other base plate.
Preferably, one of the second yielding energy dissipation member and the substrate connected with the second yielding energy dissipation member is provided with a linear sliding hole, and the other one is connected with a sliding pin shaft for penetrating the linear sliding hole.
Preferably, two of the substrates are distributed in parallel; the length direction of the linear slide hole is perpendicular to the normal of any one substrate.
Preferably, the number of the linear sliding holes and the number of the sliding pin shafts are multiple and equal.
Preferably, a pair of wing plates which are distributed in parallel and at intervals are vertically fixed on the inner surface of the base plate; the end part of the second yielding energy dissipation part is fixedly connected with a sliding plate used for embedding a pair of wing plates; all the linear sliding holes are arranged on the sliding plate; and two ends of the sliding pin shaft are respectively fixedly connected with a pair of wing plates.
Preferably, all the linear sliding holes are distributed in a rectangular array in the sliding plate.
Preferably, the first yielding assembly comprises a plurality of first dissipative metal plates; the cross section size of both ends of any first energy dissipation metal plate is larger than that of the middle part.
Preferably, the second yielding energy dissipating member comprises a plurality of the second energy dissipating metal plates; and the top ends of all the second energy consumption metal plates are fixedly connected through the middle plate.
Preferably, any one of the second energy dissipating metal plates is specifically an energy dissipating steel plate.
Preferably, the cross-sectional dimension of any of the second dissipative metal plates tapers from one end to the other; the middle plate is connected to one end of all the second energy dissipation metal plates with the smaller cross section.
Compared with the background technology, the graded energy consumption damper provided by the invention comprises two substrates which are distributed at intervals; a first yielding energy consumption piece and a second yielding energy consumption piece are arranged between the two substrates; two ends of the first yielding energy consumption part are respectively and fixedly connected with the two substrates; one end of the second yielding energy dissipation part is fixedly connected to one of the base plates, and the other end of the second yielding energy dissipation part is directionally and slidably connected to the other base plate.
Under the action of a small earthquake, the relative displacement generated by the two base plates of the hierarchical energy consumption damper is small, and only the first yielding energy consumption piece can be bent and deformed to achieve the purpose of yielding energy consumption. In short, the first yielding energy dissipation part of the graded energy dissipation damper independently absorbs and dissipates energy in a small earthquake.
Under the action of medium and large earthquakes, the relative displacement generated by the two base plates of the grading energy consumption damper is larger, the sliding range of one end of the second yielding energy consumption piece exceeds the sliding constraint range of the base plates, and the second yielding energy consumption piece begins to bend and deform so as to achieve the purpose of yielding energy consumption. The second yielding energy dissipating member thereby consumes seismic energy in cooperation with the first yielding energy dissipating member. In short, the first yielding energy dissipation member and the second yielding energy dissipation member of the stepped energy dissipation damper act together at the time of a medium earthquake and a large earthquake.
In conclusion, the graded energy consumption damper realizes graded yielding, has an obvious graded yielding energy consumption effect, can meet the yielding energy consumption in small earthquakes, and can also ensure stable and reliable yielding energy consumption in large earthquakes.
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In order to more clearly illustrate the embodiments of the present invention or the technical solutions in the prior art, the drawings used in the embodiments or the prior art descriptions will be briefly described below, it is obvious that the drawings in the following description are only embodiments of the present invention, and for those skilled in the art, other drawings can be obtained according to the provided drawings without creative efforts.
Fig. 1 is a schematic structural diagram of a staged energy-consuming damper according to an embodiment of the present invention;
fig. 2 is a schematic structural view of a sliding plate according to an embodiment of the present invention;
fig. 3 is a schematic structural diagram of a wing plate according to an embodiment of the present invention;
fig. 4 is a schematic structural diagram of a first energy dissipating metal plate according to an embodiment of the present invention;
fig. 5 is a schematic structural diagram of a second energy dissipating metal plate according to an embodiment of the present invention.
The energy dissipation structure comprises a base plate 1, a first yielding energy dissipation part 2, a first energy dissipation metal plate 21, a second yielding energy dissipation part 3, a second energy dissipation metal plate 31, a linear sliding hole 4, a sliding pin 5, a wing plate 6, a sliding plate 7 and an intermediate plate 8.
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The technical solutions in the embodiments of the present invention will be clearly and completely described below with reference to the drawings in the embodiments of the present invention, and it is obvious that the described embodiments are only a part of the embodiments of the present invention, and not all of the embodiments. All other embodiments, which can be derived by a person skilled in the art from the embodiments given herein without making any creative effort, shall fall within the protection scope of the present invention.
In order that those skilled in the art will better understand the disclosure, the following detailed description will be given with reference to the accompanying drawings.
Referring to fig. 1 to 5, fig. 1 is a schematic structural diagram of a staged energy-consuming damper according to an embodiment of the present invention; fig. 2 is a schematic structural view of a sliding plate according to an embodiment of the present invention; fig. 3 is a schematic structural diagram of a wing plate according to an embodiment of the present invention; fig. 4 is a schematic structural diagram of a first energy dissipating metal plate according to an embodiment of the present invention; fig. 5 is a schematic structural diagram of a second energy dissipating metal plate according to an embodiment of the present invention.
The invention provides a hierarchical energy consumption damper which comprises two base plates 1 distributed at intervals, and a first yielding energy consumption piece 2 and a second yielding energy consumption piece 3 which are arranged between the two base plates 1.
The two base plates 1 are used for connecting to-be-damped and anti-seismic construction facilities or sites, for example, the two base plates are fixed between supporting columns or embedded parts in the to-be-damped sites through fasteners such as bolts, and correspondingly, a plurality of connecting holes for bolts to penetrate through can be opened in any one of the base plates 1.
Two ends of the first yielding energy dissipation member 2 are respectively and fixedly connected with the two substrates 1, which is equivalent to a fixed beam between the two substrates 1. According to the materials of the first yielding energy dissipation member 2 and the substrate 1, the two end parts of the first yielding energy dissipation member 2 can be fixedly connected through welding, fastening piece locking, interference assembly and other modes.
The first end of the second yielding energy dissipation member 3 is fixedly connected to one of the base plates 1, and the second end of the second yielding energy dissipation member 3 is directionally and slidably connected to the other base plate 1.
Based on different connection relations between the first yielding energy dissipation member 2 and the second yielding energy dissipation member 3, a small shock occurs outside, and the stress applied to the first yielding energy dissipation member 2 from outside exceeds the elastic limit sigma of the first yielding energy dissipation member 2 e1 When the first yielding energy dissipation member 2 yields and deforms, so that energy of an external seismic source is consumed. At this time, because one end of the second yielding energy dissipation member 3 is directionally and slidably connected to the substrate 1, one end of the second yielding energy dissipation member 3 slides relative to the substrate 1, and the energy of the external seismic source is not enough to enable the second end of the second yielding energy dissipation member 3 to exceed the sliding constraint range of the substrate 1, the second yielding energy dissipation member 3 is in an elastic stage during a small earthquake, and at this time, the second yielding energy dissipation member 3 does not resist the external stress through bending deformation.
Along with the enhancement of the external vibration level, the relative displacement of the two base plates 1 is increased, the sliding range of the second end of the second yielding energy dissipation member 3 exceeds the constraint range of the base plates 1, at the moment, the two base plates 1 apply stress to the second yielding energy dissipation member 3 together, and the stress transmitted from the outside to the second yielding energy dissipation member 3 is larger than the elastic limit sigma of the second yielding energy dissipation member 3 e2 . That is, under the action of medium and large earthquakes, except the first yielding energy dissipation partAnd 2, in addition to the bending deformation, the second yielding energy dissipation part 3 also enters a yielding deformation stage, and the energy of an external seismic source is consumed through the bending deformation.
In summary, in the step energy dissipation damper, under the action of a small shock, the relative displacement generated by the two substrates 1 is small, and only the first yielding energy dissipation member 2 can be bent and deformed to achieve the purpose of yielding energy dissipation, while the second yielding energy dissipation member 3 is in an elastic state and has no shock absorption and energy dissipation functions. Therefore, the first yielding energy dissipation member 2 alone absorbs and dissipates energy in a small earthquake. Under the action of medium and large earthquakes, the two substrates 1 generate large relative displacement, and the second yielding energy dissipation part 3 begins to bend and deform so as to achieve the purpose of yielding energy dissipation. At this time, the second yielding energy dissipation member 3 consumes the seismic energy together with the first yielding energy dissipation member 2. Therefore, the graded energy dissipation damper realizes graded yielding and has obvious graded yielding energy dissipation effect.
The present invention provides a staged energy dissipation damper, which is further described with reference to the accompanying drawings and embodiments.
On the basis of the above embodiment, one of the second yielding energy dissipation member 3 and the substrate 1 connected to the second yielding energy dissipation member 3 is provided with a linear sliding hole 4, and the other one is connected to a sliding pin 5 for penetrating the linear sliding hole 4.
In various embodiments of the present invention, a linear sliding hole 4 is disposed at an end of the second yielding energy dissipation member 3, and a sliding pin 5 is mounted on an inner surface of one of the base plates 1. The two substrates 1 are relatively displaced along the surface extension direction of any one substrate 1, the substrate 1 provided with the sliding pin shaft 5 slides relative to the end part of the second yielding energy dissipation part 3, the second yielding energy dissipation part 3 is prevented from yielding and deforming due to overlarge stress under the action of small shock, and further the grading energy dissipation damper cannot realize an obvious grading energy dissipation effect.
Under the action of small shock, one end of the second yielding energy dissipation member 3 slides back and forth relative to the base plate 1 under the matching relationship of the sliding pin shaft 5 and the linear sliding hole 4, so that the two base plates 1 are not enough to apply more than the elastic limit sigma to the second yielding energy dissipation member 3 e2 Of the stress of (c). The second yielding energy dissipating member 3 is therefore in this case in the elastic phase. During the action of medium and large earthquakes, the sliding displacement of the sliding pin shaft 5 in the linear sliding hole 4 reaches the limit of the linear sliding hole 4, and the stress applied by the two substrates 1 to the second yielding energy dissipation part 3 is greater than the elastic limit sigma e2 The second yielding energy dissipation member 3 begins to generate bending deformation, and consumes seismic energy together with the first yielding energy dissipation member 2, so that the effect of obviously yielding in stages is achieved.
The two substrates 1 may be disposed in parallel, and the length direction of the linear sliding hole 4 may also be parallel to the surface of any one of the substrates 1, that is, the length direction of the linear sliding hole 4 is perpendicular to the normal of any one of the substrates 1. At this time, the sliding pin 5 slides along the length direction of the linear sliding under the relative displacement of the two substrates 1, so as to adjust the elastic limit σ of the second yielding energy dissipation member 3 by controlling the length of the linear sliding hole 4 e2 The corresponding source level.
The number and the length of the linear sliding holes 4 and the number and the length of the corresponding sliding pin shafts 5 can be specifically analyzed and set according to the requirements of parameters such as the shearing resistance, the strength and the like of the graded energy-consuming damper.
The number of the linear sliding holes 4 and the number of the sliding pin shafts 5 are both multiple, and obviously, the number of the linear sliding holes and the number of the sliding pin shafts are equal and the positions of the linear sliding holes and the positions of the sliding pin shafts are corresponding to each other.
As for the specific arrangement of the linear sliding hole 4 and the sliding pin 5, refer to fig. 1, in this example, a pair of parallel spaced wing plates 6 is vertically fixed on the inner surface of the base plate 1, and a gap with the same width is formed in the middle of the pair of wing plates 6; the end of the second yielding energy dissipation member 3 is fixedly connected with a sliding plate 7, and the sliding plate 7 is embedded in and slidably connected with a gap formed by the pair of wing plates 6. Based on the above arrangement, all the linear sliding holes 4 are arranged on the sliding plate 7, and both ends of the sliding pin 5 are respectively fixedly connected with the pair of wing plates 6.
In this embodiment, the sliding pin 5 may be a high-strength bolt with both ends fixed to the pair of wing plates 6. All the linear sliding holes 4 are distributed in a rectangular array in the sliding plate 7. Referring to fig. 2, an even number of the linear sliding holes 4 may be provided and arranged in parallel to the sliding plate 7.
The first yielding assembly comprises a plurality of first dissipative metal plates 21. All the first dissipative metal plates 21 can be connected vertically and equally spaced between the two substrates 1. Any adjacent first dissipative metal plates 21 are parallel. All the first dissipative metal plates 21 dissipate the energy transferred by the two substrates 1 under the action of a small shock through bending deformation.
The specific number of the first dissipative metal sheet 21 can be calculated according to the specific conditions of the bearing capacity, the dissipative condition and the like of the first yielding dissipative element 2 in the engineering example.
For example, the first dissipative metal sheet 21 can be provided as an X-shaped, diamond-shaped or U-shaped steel sheet. Based on the connection relationship between the first dissipative metal sheet 21 and the two substrates 1, the cross-sectional dimensions of both ends of any one of the first dissipative metal sheets 21 are larger than the cross-sectional dimension of the middle portion. Referring to fig. 4, fig. 4 is a schematic structural diagram of the first energy dissipation metal plate 21 according to the embodiment of the present invention. The cross section of the first energy dissipation metal plate 21 at any height along the longitudinal direction is rectangular, and the thickness of the first energy dissipation metal plate 21 is the width of the rectangle, so that the length of the cross section of the two ends of the first energy dissipation metal plate 21 is greater than the length of the cross section of the middle part of the first energy dissipation metal plate 21. This structure is adapted to the stress distribution of the first dissipative metal sheet 21, which is beneficial to improving the yield dissipative effect of the first dissipative metal sheet 21.
Similarly, the second yielding energy dissipating member 3 may also include a plurality of second energy dissipating metal plates 31; the top ends of all the second dissipative metal plates 31 are fixedly connected by the intermediate plate 8. Similarly, the specific number of the second dissipative metal plates 31 can be calculated according to the specific situations of the bearing capacity and the dissipative situation of the second yielding dissipative element 3 in the engineering example.
For the second yielding energy dissipation member 3 with the end portion provided with the linear sliding hole 4, the end portions on the same side of the plurality of second energy dissipation metal plates 31 may be fixedly connected through the horizontally arranged middle plate 8, and then the linear sliding hole 4 is arranged or the sliding plate 7 with the linear sliding hole 4 is arranged.
Any one of the second dissipative metal plates 31 is specifically configured as a dissipative steel plate. Similarly, the first dissipative metal plate 21 according to the above embodiments can also be made of rigid material.
To achieve better technical effects, referring to fig. 1 and 5, the cross-sectional dimension of any one of the second dissipative metal plates 31 is tapered from one end to the other end, and the middle plate 8 is connected to the end of the whole second dissipative metal plate 31 having a smaller cross-section.
The grading energy consumption damper can be integrally applied to engineering examples conveniently and quickly as a prefabricated whole, for example, the grading energy consumption damper is installed in a frame supporting structure of a shock absorption building or a concrete embedded part. In case of small earthquake, the plurality of second energy consumption metal plates 31 realize relative sliding with the substrate 1 through the linear sliding holes 4 and the sliding pin shafts 5, so that all the second energy consumption metal plates 31 are in an elastic stage at the moment, and only the plurality of first energy consumption metal plates 21 consume earthquake energy; during a heavy earthquake, the sliding range of the second energy consumption plates exceeds the constraint range of the linear sliding holes 4 and the sliding pin shafts 5, so that the second energy consumption plates enter a yielding stage, consume earthquake energy together with the first energy consumption metal plates 21, and achieve the effect of obvious staged yielding.
The present invention provides a stepped energy dissipation damper as described above in detail. The principles and embodiments of the present invention are explained herein using specific examples, which are presented only to assist in understanding the method and its core concepts. It should be noted that, for those skilled in the art, without departing from the principle of the present invention, it is possible to make various improvements and modifications to the present invention, and those improvements and modifications also fall within the scope of the claims of the present invention.

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1. A hierarchical energy consumption damper is characterized by comprising two substrates (1) which are distributed at intervals; a first yielding energy consumption piece (2) and a second yielding energy consumption piece (3) are arranged between the two substrates (1); two ends of the first yielding energy dissipation piece (2) are respectively and fixedly connected with the two substrates (1); one end of the second yielding energy dissipation part (3) is fixedly connected to one of the base plates (1), and the other end of the second yielding energy dissipation part is directionally and slidably connected to the other base plate (1);
the first yielding dissipative member (2) comprises a plurality of first dissipative metal plates (21); the cross section size of the two ends of any first energy dissipation metal plate (21) is larger than that of the middle part;
the second yielding energy dissipating piece (3) comprises a plurality of second energy dissipating metal plates (31); the top ends of all the second energy consumption metal plates (31) are fixedly connected through an intermediate plate (8), and the intermediate plate (8) is in directional sliding connection with the substrate (1) through a linear sliding hole (4); the cross section size of any second energy dissipation metal plate (31) is gradually reduced from one end to the other end; the middle plate (8) is connected to one end of all the second energy dissipation metal plates (31) with a smaller cross section;
the two substrates (1) are arranged in parallel; the length direction of the linear sliding hole (4) is parallel to the surface of any one of the substrates (1).
2. The stepped dissipative damper according to claim 1, wherein the second yielding dissipative element (3) and the base plate (1) to which it is connected are provided with a linear sliding hole (4) on one side and a sliding pin (5) is connected to the other side for passing through the linear sliding hole (4).
3. The stepped energy dissipation damper according to claim 2, characterized in that the number of the linear sliding holes (4) and the sliding pin shafts (5) is multiple and equal.
4. The stepped energy dissipation damper according to claim 3, characterized in that a pair of parallel spaced apart wings (6) are fixed vertically to the inner surface of the base plate (1); the end part of the second yielding energy dissipation part (3) is fixedly connected with a sliding plate (7) which is used for embedding a pair of wing plates (6); all the linear sliding holes (4) are arranged on the sliding plate (7); and two ends of the sliding pin shaft (5) are respectively fixedly connected with a pair of wing plates (6).
5. Hierarchical dissipative damper according to claim 4, characterized in that all the linear sliding holes (4) are distributed in a rectangular array inside the sliding plate (7).
6. The stepped dissipative damper according to claim 1, wherein any of the second dissipative metal plates (31) is in particular a dissipative steel plate.
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