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Volume 6 - November 2005

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Concept probabiliste de chargement sismique critique temporel
Simon Cambier
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01 July 2005, pp. 381-385
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Nous considérons la réponse transitoire d'une structure soumise à une excitation sismique modélisée comme un processus stochastique connu par sa densité spectrale de puissance. Un concept d'excitation critique est proposé : c'est la trajectoire temporelle de l'excitation qui est la plus probable et qui conduit la réponse du système à dépasser un seuil prédéfini. Après avoir présenté l'expression analytique de l'excitation critique pour un oscillateur linéaire à un degré de liberté, l'excitation critique pour une structure industrielle est recherchée.

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