DEVELOPMENT OF SEISMIC ISOLATION SYSTEM IN VERTICAL DIRECTION
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2 T Inquiries about copyright and reproduction should be addressed to: Technical Cooperation Section, Technology Management Division, Japan Nuclear Cycle Development Institute 4-49 Muramatsu, Tokai-mura, Naka-gun, Ibaraki , Japan. $$M HM 5 ;U$ &$Mf (Japan Nuclear Cycle Development Institute) 1999
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4 JNC TN April, DEVELOPMENT OF SEISMIC ISOLATION SYSTEM IN VERTICAL DIRECTION Report No.9 Horizontal Dynamic Tests of A common Deck Isolation Structure Makoto OHOKA* and Morito HORIKIRI** Abstract A structure concept of vertical seismic isolation system which uses a common deck and a set of large dish springs was created in past studies. In this report, a series of dynamic tests on a small scale model of a common deck isolation structure were performed. The model was excited by random and seismic waves in the horizontal direction and 2-D excitation, horizontal and vertical, in order to identify the characteristics of isolation effect. The tests results are summarized as below. 1) This structure has three vibration mode. The second mode is rocking. 2) Rocking frequency depends on the excitation, for this structure has dish spring which contact with cylinders. Rocking damping varies from 2 to 8%. 3) Each mode's response peak frequency to 2-D(horizontal and vertical) excitation is almost the same the some to horizontal excitation. Vertical mode damping to 2-D excitation is about three times to horizontal excitation. 4) Isolation effect depends on a characteristics of frequency of input motion. The minimum response is to the Monju design seismic wave, soil shear wave:vs=2000m/sec, natural frequency of horizontal isolation in vertical direction:fv=20hz. A relative displacement is controlled. 5) A rocking angular displacement to 2-D excitation is about 2 times to 1-D excitation(vertical). However, it is about 1.2E-4(rad), sufficiently small for a practical plant. * Community Relations Section, Administration Division, O-arai Engineering Center(OEC), JNC ** Structure Safety Engineering Group, Sodium and Safety Engineering Division, OEC, JNC
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6 JNC TN List of Tables Table Specification of Common Deck Model 10 Table Similarity Law for Test Devices 10 Table Results of Similarity Law for Test Devices 10 Table Specification of Dish Spring 11 Table Specification of Accelerometer 12 Table Specification of Displacement Transducer (LVDT) 12 Table List of Test Cases (Random Excitation) 13 Table List of Test Cases (Seismic Excitation) (lof3:monjusl,vs=2000m/sec,fv=20hz) 13 Table List of Test Cases (Seismic Excitation) (2 of 3 :Monju SI, Vs=700 m/sec, fv= 10 Hz) 13 Table List of Test Cases (Seismic Excitation) (3 of 3 : Tokachi, Vs=2000 m/sec, fv=20 Hz) 13 Table Results of Random Excitation -Longitudinal Response 400gal- 36 Table Results of Random Excitation -Long+Vert Response 400gal- 37 Table Results of Random Excitation Vertical Response 38 Table Summary of Earthquake Longitudinal Response Tests 39 Table Summary of Earthquake Longitudinal Response Tests Values 40 Table Summary of Earthquake Long+Vert Response Tests 41 Table Summary of Earthquake Long+Vert Response Tests Values 42 Table Summary of Earthquake Longitudinal Response Tests 43 Table Summary of Earthquake Longitudinal Response Tests Values 44 Table Summary of Earthquake Long+Vert Response Tests 45 Table Summary of Earthquake Long+Vert Response Tests Values 46 Table Summary of Earthquake Longitudinal Response Tests 47 Table Summary of Earthquake Longitudinal Response Tests Values 48 Table Summary of Earthquake Long+Vert Response Tests 49 Table Summary of Earthquake Long+Vert Response Tests Values 50 Table Summary of Earthquake Vertical Response Tests Values MONJU : Vs=2000 m/sec, fv=20 Hz 51 Table Summary of Earthquake Vertical Response Tests Values MONJU: Vs=700 m/sec, fv= 10 Hz 52 Table Summary of Earthquake Vertical Response Tests Values TOKACHI: Vs=2000 m/sec, fv=20 Hz 53
7 JNC TN List of Table (cont'd) Table Properties of Longitudinal 74 Table Stiffness of Rotation 75 Table Eigen Values Analysis Cases 78 Table Constants of Analysis Model 78 Table Results of Eigen Values Analysis 79 Table Effective Stiffness of Analysis Model 89 Table Natural Frequency and Mode Description 90 Table A.6.1 Dynamic Properties of Isolation Reactor Building : R/B 106 Table A.6.2 Dynamic Properties of Isolation Containment Vessel: C/V 107 Table A.6.3 Material Properties of Concrete and Steel 108 Table A.7.1 Material Properties of Soil 108 Table A.7.2 Constants of Soil Springs 108 Table A.9.1 Cases of Eigen Values Analysis 109 Table A.9.2 Cases of Response Analysis 109 Table A Results of Eigenvalue Analysis 110 Table A Maximum Response Acceleration at R/V Support Level Ill - V -
8 JNC TN List of Figures Fig Common Deck Vertical Isolation System 14 Fig Common Deck Test Model 15 Fig Isolation Cut Model 16 Fig Location of Transducer 17 Fig Acceleration and Power Spectrum of White Noise 18 Fig Monju SI Long. Wave (Vs=2000 m/sec,fv20 Hz,fh=0.5 Hz) 19 Fig Monju SI Vert. Wave (Vs=2000 m/sec,fv20 Hz,fh=0.5 Hz) 20 Fig Monju SI Long. Wave (Vs=700 m/sec,m0 Hz,fh=0.5 Hz) 21 Fig Monju SI Vert. Wave (Vs=700 m/sec ; fvl0 Hz,fh=0.5Hz) 22 Fig Tokachi Long. Wave (Vs=2000 m/sec,fv20 Hz,fh=0.5 Hz) 23 Fig Tokachi Vert. Wave (Vs=2000 m/sec,fv20 Hz,fh=0.5 Hz) 24 Fig Rocking Mode Concept 54 Fig Transfer Function of Long Test: {(AZ02+AZ04)-(AZ08+AZ06)}/2Ll 55 Fig Transfer Function of Long Test: AX30/L4 56 Fig Mode Shape (Mode#l) 57 Fig Mode Shape (Mode#2) 58 Fig Transfer Function of Vert Test: TOTAL (Case#Rl-5) 59 Fig Transfer Function of Long+Vert Test: TOTAL 60 Fig Transfer Function of Long+Vert Test: {(AZ02+AZ04)-(AZ08+AZ06)}/2Ll 61 Fig Transfer Function of Long+Vert Test: AX30/L4 62 Fig Comparison of Rocking Response (red) : rms Values 63 Fig Comparison of Maximum Vertical Displacement at Deck : rms Values 64 Fig Comparison of Maximum Horizontal Displacement at R/V : rms Values 65 Fig Comparison of Longitudinal Response Acceleration : rms Values 66 Fig Comparison of Vertical Response Acceleration : MAX Values 67 Fig Comparison of Vertical Response Acceleration : rms Values 68 Fig Comparison of Vertical Response Displacement: MAX Values 69 Fig Comparison of Vertical Response Displacement: rms Values 70 Fig Location of Isolation Devices 76 Fig ModeShape#l 80 Fig ModeShape#2 81 Fig ModeShape#3 82 Fig ModeShape#4 83 Fig ModeShape#5 84 Fig Analysis Model 91 - VI -
9 JNC TN List of Figures (Cont'd) Fig. A.2.1 Original Input Wave at Analysis Model: MONJU SI 112 Fig. A.2.2 Original Input Wave at Analysis Model: TOKACHI 113 Fig. A.10.1 Mode Shape Case#E-l : Fixed Base 114 Fig. A.10.2 Mode Shape Case#E-2 : SSI (Vs=700m/sec) w/o Isolation 115 Fig. A Mode Shape Case#E-3 : SSI (Vs=2000m/sec) w/o Isolation 116 Fig. A.10.4 Mode Shape Case#E4 : Isolation (fh=0.5hz) w/o SSI 117 Fig. A.10.5 Mode Shape Case#E-5 : Isolation (fh=0.5hz) + SSI (Vs=700m/sec) 118 Fig. A.10.6 Mode Shape Case#E-6 : Isolation (fh=0.5hz) + SSI (Vs=2000m/sec) 119 Fig. A.ll.l Comparison of Time History 120 Fig. A.11.2 Comparison of Time History 121 Fig. A.11.3 Comparison of Time History 122 Fig. A.11.4 Comparison of Time History 123 Fig. A.11.5 Comparison of Floor Response Spectrum 124 Fig. A.11.6 Comparison of Floor Response Spectrum 125 Fig. A.11.7 Comparison of Floor Response Spectrum 126 Fig. A.11.8 Comparison of Floor Response Spectrum 127 Fig. B.I.I Transfer Function of Long Test: {(AZ12+AZ14)-(AZ18+AZ16)}/2L2 135 Fig. B.1.2 Transfer Function of Long Test: (AZ13+AZ17)/L3 136 Fig. B.1.3 Transfer Function of Long Test: AZ Fig. B.1.4 Transfer Function of Long Test: AZ Fig. B. 1.5 Transfer Function of Long Test: AZ Fig. B. 1.6 Transfer Function of Long Test: AZ Fig. B.1.7 Transfer Function of Long Test: AZ Fig. B.1.8 Transfer Function of Long+Vert Test: {(AZ12+AZ14)-(AZ18+AZ16)}/2L2 142 Fig. B.1.9 Transfer Function of Long+Vert Test: (AZ13+AZ17)}/L3 143 Fig. B.I.10 Transfer Function of Long+Vert Test: AZ Fig. B.I.11 Transfer Function of Long+Vert Test: AZ Fig. B.I.12 Transfer Function of Long+Vert Test: AZ Fig. B.I.13 Transfer Function of Long+Vert Test: AZ Fig. B.I.14 Transfer Function of Long+Vert Test: AZ Fig. B.I.15 Transfer Function of Long+Vert Test: AZ Fig. B.I.16 Transfer Function of Long+Vert Test: AZ Fig. B.I.17 Transfer Function of Long+Vert Test: AZ Fig. B.I.18 Transfer Function of Long+Vert Test: AZ06 152
10 JNC TN List of Figures (Cont'd) Fig. B.I.19 Transfer Function of Long+Vert Test: AZ Fig. B.1.20 Transfer Function of Long+Vert Test: ISOALL 154 Fig. B.2.1 Comparison of Time-History : Case#Sl Fig. B.2.2 Comparison of Time-History : Case#Sl Fig. B.2.3 Comparison of Time-History : Case#Sl Fig. B.2.4 Comparison of Time-History : Case#Sl-ll 158 Fig. B.2.5 Comparison of Time-History : Case#Sl-ll 159 Fig. B.2.6 Comparison of Time-History : Case#Sl-ll 160 Fig. B.2.7 Comparison of Time-History : Case#Sl Fig. B.2.8 Comparison of Time-History : Case#Sl Fig. B.2.9 Comparison of Time-History : Case#Sl Fig. B.2.10 Comparison of Time-History : Case#S Fig. B.2.11 Comparison of Time-History : Case#S Fig. B.2.12 Comparison of Time-History : Case#S Fig. B.2.13 Comparison of Time-History : Case#S Fig. B.2.14 Comparison of Time-History : Case#S Fig. B.2.15 Comparison of Time-History: Case#S Fig. B.2.16 Comparison of Time-History : Case#S Fig. B.2.17 Comparison of Time-History : Case#S Fig. B.2.18 Comparison of Time-History : Case#S Fig. B.2.19 Comparison of Time-History : Case#S Fig. B.2.20 Comparison of Time-History : Case#S Fig. B.2.21 Comparison of Time-History : Case#S Fig. B.2.22 Comparison of Time-History : Case#S Fig. B.2.23 Comparison of Time-History : Case#S Fig. B.2.24 Comparison of Time-History : Case#S Fig. B.2.25 Comparison of Time-History : Case#S Fig. B.2.26 Comparison of Time-History : Case#S Fig. B.2.27 Comparison of Time-History : Case#S Fig. B.2.28 Comparison of Time-History :Case#Sl Fig. B.2.29 Comparison of Time-History :Case#S Fig. B.2.30 Comparison of Time-History :Case#Sl Fig. B.2.31 Comparison of Time-History :Case#S Fig. B.2.32 Comparison of Time-History :Case#S
11 JNC TN List of Figures (Cont'd) Fig. B.2.33 Comparison of Time-History : Case#Sl Fig. B.2.34 Comparison of Time-History : Case#Sl Fig. B.2.35 Comparison of Time-History :Case#Sl Fig. B.2.36 Comparison of Time-History :Case#Sl Fig. B.2.37 Comparison of Time-History :Case#Sl Fig. B.2.38 Comparison of Time-History : Case#Sl Fig. B.2.39 Comparison of Time-History : Case#Sl Fig. B.2.40 Comparison of Time-History : Case#S Fig. B.2.41 Comparison of Time-History : Case#S Fig. B.2.42 Comparison of Time-History :Case#S Fig. B.2.43 Comparison of Time-History : Case#S Fig. B.2.44 Comparison of Time-History : Case#S Fig. B.2.45 Comparison of Time-History : Case#S Fig. B.2.46 Comparison of Time-History: Case#S Fig. B.2.47 Comparison of Time-History : Case#S Fig. B.2.48 Comparison of Time-History : Case#S Fig. B.2.49 Comparison of Time-History : Case#S Fig. B.2.50 Comparison of Time-History : Case#S Fig. B.2.51 Comparison of Time-History : Case#S Fig. B.2.52 Comparison of Time-History : Case#S Fig. B.2.53 Comparison of Time-History : Case#S Fig. B.2.54 Comparison of Time-History : Case#S Fig. B.2.55 Comparison of Time-History : Case#S Fig. B.2.56 Comparison of Time-History : Case#S Fig. B.2.57 Comparison of Time-History : Case#S Fig. B.2.58 Comparison of Time-History : Case#S Fig. B.2.59 Comparison of Time-History : Case#S Fig. B.2.60 Comparison of Time-History : Case#S Fig. B.2.61 Comparison of Time-History : Case#S Fig. B.2.62 Comparison of Time-History : Case#S Fig. B.2.63 Comparison of Time-History : Case#S Fig. B.2.64 Comparison of Spectrum : Case#Sl Fig. B.2.65 Comparison of Spectrum : Case#Sl Fig. B.2.66 Comparison of Spectrum :Case#Sl
12 JNC TN List of Figures (Cont'd) Fig. B.2.67 Comparison of Spectrum :Case#Sl Fig. B.2.68 Comparison of Spectrum : Case#Sl Fig. B.2.69 Comparison of Spectrum : Case#Sl Fig. B.2.70 Comparison of Spectrum : Case#Sl-ll 224 Fig. B.2.71 Comparison of Spectrum :Case#Sl-ll 225 Fig. B.2.72 Comparison of Spectrum :Case#Sl-ll 226 Fig. B.2.73 Comparison of Spectrum :Case#Sl-ll 227 Fig. B.2.74 Comparison of Spectrum :Case#Sl-ll 228 Fig. B.2.75 Comparison of Spectrum : Case#Sl-ll 229 Fig. B.2.76 Comparison of Spectrum : Case#Sl Fig. B.2.77 Comparison of Spectrum :Case#Sl Fig. B.2.78 Comparison of Spectrum :Case#Sl Fig. B.2.79 Comparison of Spectrum : Case#Sl Fig. B.2.80 Comparison of Spectrum :Case#Sl Fig. B.2.81 Comparison of Spectrum :Case#Sl Fig. B.2.82 Comparison of Spectrum : Case#S Fig. B.2.83 Comparison of Spectrum : Case#S Fig. B.2.84 Comparison of Spectrum : Case#S Fig. B.2.85 Comparison of Spectrum : Case#S Fig. B.2.86 Comparison of Spectrum : Case#S Fig. B.2.87 Comparison of Spectrum : Case#S Fig. B.2.88 Comparison of Spectrum : Case#S Fig. B.2.89 Comparison of Spectrum : Case#S Fig. B.2.90 Comparison of Spectrum : Case#S Fig. B.2.91 Comparison of Spectrum : Case#S Fig. B.2.92 Comparison of Spectrum : Case#S Fig. B.2.93 Comparison of Spectrum : Case#S Fig. B.2.94 Comparison of Spectrum : Case#S Fig. B.2.95 Comparison of Spectrum : Case#S Fig. B.2.96 Comparison of Spectrum : Case#S Fig. B.2.97 Comparison of Spectrum : Case#S Fig. B.2.98 Comparison of Spectrum : Case#S Fig. B.2.99 Comparison of Spectrum : Case#S Fig. B Comparison of Spectrum : Case#S X -
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