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EARTHQUAKE ENGINEERING LESSONS FROM STRONG EARTHQUAKES RELATED TO ADVANCED WAYS FOR SEISMIC RISK MITIGATIONS G. Rodolfo Saragoni Universidad de Chile THE 2010 CHILE, Mw=8.8 EARTHQUAKE G. Rodolfo Saragoni Universidad de Chile CIRCUMPACIFIC


  1. EARTHQUAKE ENGINEERING LESSONS FROM STRONG EARTHQUAKES RELATED TO ADVANCED WAYS FOR SEISMIC RISK MITIGATIONS G. Rodolfo Saragoni Universidad de Chile

  2. THE 2010 CHILE, Mw=8.8 EARTHQUAKE G. Rodolfo Saragoni Universidad de Chile

  3. CIRCUMPACIFIC SEISMICITY

  4. CIRCUMPACIFIC SUBDUCTION

  5. SUBDUCTION OF NAZCA PLATE UNDER SOUTH AMERICA PLATE Placa de Placa Sudamericana Nazca

  6. SUBDUCTION PLATE INTERACTION

  7. TYPES OF EARTHQUAKES • INTERPLATE THRUST SUBDUCTION EARTHQUAKES (CHILE 2010 EARTHQUAKE) • INTRAPLATE SUBDUCTION EARTHQUAKES • CORTICAL EARTHQUAKES (SUPERFICIAL RELATED WITH FAULTS) • STRIKE SLIP FAULT DUE TO INTERPLATE INTERACTION (MAGALLANES FAGNANO FAULT)

  8. LARGE SUBDUCTION EARTHQUAKES

  9. Mw = -0.089·T+0.134·V+7.96 TSUNAMIS

  10. COMPARISON WITH L’AQUILA EARTHQUAKE 450 KM CHILE 2010 200 KM 26 KM L’AQUILA 2009 11 KM

  11. THE STUDY OF THE EARTHQUAKE IS DIVIDED IN THREE STAGES: • PRESEISMIC • COSEISMIC • POSTSEISMIC

  12. PRESEISMIC STAGE

  13. THE SEISMIC GAP SOUTH OF MATANZAS

  14. THE EARTHQUAKE WILL BE MAGNITUDE 8.0 – 8.3 SIMILAR TO TALCA EARTHQUAKE OF 1928

  15. Talca Earthquake 1928 (Sanhueza y Astroza)

  16. THE EARTHQUAKE WOULD BE CHARACTERIZED BY: • TO BE THE ONE WHICH MORE AFFECT THE TALL BUILDINGS IN SANTIAGO (CAPITAL OF CHILE) • TO PRODUCE THE COLLAPSE OF MOST OF ADOBE STRUCTURES IN COLCHAGUA PROVINCE • A MODERATE TSUNAMI • A 500 Km RUPTURE

  17. STUDY OF PISCO EARTHQUAKE, PERU 2007, Mw=7.9 EFECTS ON HIGHRISE BUILDINGS

  18. EFFECTS ON HIGHRISE BUILDINGS Miraflores Building 17 Story, Lima

  19. EFFECT OF NEW TALCA EARTHQUAKE IN SANTIAGO PERFORMANCE DESING

  20. ACELEROGRAFIC INSTRUMENTATION

  21. INSTRUMENTATION U. DE CHILE RENADIC

  22. COSEISMIC STAGE

  23. CHARACTERISTICS OF Mw =8.8 EARTHQUAKE Epicenter Cobquecura 35.909ºS 73.733ºW Depth 35Km Deaths 430 Losses US 30.000.000.000 (U$10.000.000.000) Duration 2,5 minutes Maximun Mercalli Intensity IX (Low Constitución) Bilateral Rupture, Dominant to the North Important Tsunami Surface faulting was activated

  24. Rupture Length Similar to Concepcion 1835 Earthquake NO to Talca 1928 Earthquake

  25. CHILE 2010 EARTHQUAKE USGS

  26. Asperities

  27. Asperity cartoon (Sholz, 1990)

  28. L’AQUILA 2009 Mw=6.3

  29. TOCOPILLA 2007, M=7.7

  30. Coseismic Displacement

  31. INTENSITIES MSK, CHILE 2010 EARTHQUAKE

  32. COLAPSO DEL ADOBE

  33. TSUNAMI

  34. JUAN FERNANDEZ ISLAND

  35. TALCAHUANO

  36. TSUNAMI HEIGTS

  37. INSTRUMENTATION

  38. RECORDED ACCELEROGRAMS • MANY ACCELEROGRAMS RECORDED IN SANTIAGO AT GROUND LEVEL, HIGH RISE BUILDINGS, BRIDGES, ISOLATED BUILDINGS and METRO. • RECORDED ACCELEROGRAMS AT GROUND LEVEL IN THE MOST DAMAGE CITIES

  39. RECORDED ACCELEROGRAMS

  40. RECORDED ACCELEROGRAMS

  41. DAMAGE TO BUILDINGS • THREE BUILDINGS COLLAPSED: ONE IN CONCEPCION TWO IN SANTIAGO

  42. Alto Río - Concepción

  43. DAMAGE TO BUILDINGS

  44. DAMAGE TO BUILDINGS

  45. DAMAGE TO BUILDINGS

  46. DAMAGE TO BUILDINGS • MOST BUILDINGS DESIGNED ACCORDING TO SEISMIC CHILEAN CODE Nch 433 “SEISMIC DESIGN OF BUILDINGS” PERFORMED WELL WITHOUT COLLAPSE

  47. DAMAGE TO BUILDINGS • THERE ARE SOME HIGH RISE BUILDINGS WITH STRUCTURAL DAMAGE

  48. CHARACTERISTICS OF THE FAILURE OF THE HIGHRISE BUILDINGS

  49. HORIZONTAL FAILURE STRIPE IN BASEMENT WALLS

  50. HORIZONTAL FAILURE STRIPE IN BASEMENT WALLS

  51. HORIZONTAL FAILURE STRIPE IN BASEMENT WALLS

  52. HORIZONTAL FAILURE STRIPE IN BASEMENT WALLS

  53. HEAD OF THE WALL IN THE ZONE OF HORIZONTAL FAILURE STRIPE

  54. HEAD OF THE WALL IN THE ZONE OF HORIZONTAL FAILURE STRIPE

  55. HEAD OF THE WALL IN THE ZONE OF HORIZONTAL FAILURE STRIPE

  56. CABEZAL DE MURO FALLADO INCEPIENTEMENTE: CON FALLA HORIZONTAL INCIPIENTE, MOSTRANDO GRIETA HORIZONTAL ,DESCASCARAMIENTO EN EL CABEZAL Y PANDEO DE BARRAS VERTICALES (EDIFICIO DECLARADO INHABITABLE)

  57. FAILURE WITHOUT COMPRESION WITHOUT COVER SPOILING

  58. FAILURE IN UPPER SLABS

  59. EFFECT OF VERTICAL ACCELEROGRAMS PULSE ON WALL FAILURE

  60. DAMAGE TO BRIDGES • MOST OF THE BRIDGES DESIGNED ACCORDING TO CHILEAN CODE FOR BRIDGES PERFORMED WELL

  61. DAMAGE TO BRIDGES • FEW BRIDGES DO NOT DESIGN ACCORDING TO CHILEAN CODE COLLAPSE

  62. SEISMIC PERFORMANCE OF RESEARCH NUCLEAR REACTOR • CHILE HAS TWO RESEARCH NUCLEAR REACTORS IN SANTIAGO, BOTH PERFORMED WELL DURING THE EARTHQUAKE. • THE REACTORS ARE: • LA REINA IN OPERATION • LO AGUIRRE DISCONTINUED

  63. RESEARCH NUCLEAR REACTOR LA REINA UNDAMAGED (PGA = 0.2 – 0.3 g)

  64. RESEARCH NUCLEAR REACTOR LO AGUIRRE - SANTIAGO UNDAMAGED (PGA = 0.3 g).

  65. RESEARCH NUCLEAR REACTOR LA REINA UNDAMAGED (PGA = 0.2 – 0.3 g)

  66. RESEARCH NUCLEAR REACTOR LA REINA UNDAMAGED (PGA = 0.2 – 0.3 g)

  67. RESEARCH NUCLEAR REACTOR LA REINA UNDAMAGED (PGA = 0.2 – 0.3 g). REACTOR BARS

  68. RESEARCH NUCLEAR REACTOR LA REINA UNDAMAGED (PGA = 0.2 – 0.3 g). REACTOR BARS

  69. RESEARCH NUCLEAR REACTOR LO AGUIRRE - SANTIAGO UNDAMAGED (PGA = 0.3 g). CONNECTIONS BETWEEN MAIN AND SECONDARY BUILDINGS

  70. RESEARCH NUCLEAR REACTOR LO AGUIRRE - SANTIAGO UNDAMAGED (PGA = 0.3 g). CONNECTIONS BETWEEN MAIN AND SECONDARY BUILDINGS LOOSE CONCRETE IN ANCHOR BOLTS

  71. CONVERSION LAB.

  72. FUEL ELEMENTS

  73. SAND LICUEFACTION

  74. ¿IS THE 2010 EARTHQUAKE THE LARGEST THAT AFFECTS SANTIAGO OR IS THE 1730 EARTHQUAKE?

  75. PERFORMANCE OF HISTORICAL BUILDINGS

  76. SAN FRANCISCO CHURCH

  77. SAN FRANCISCO CHURCH

  78. SAN FRANCISCO CHURCH

  79. WOULD NOT BE THE LARGEST EARTHQUAKE

  80. CONCEPT OF FULLY OPERATIONAL AFTER EARTHQUAKE

  81. METRO DE SANTIAGO

  82. METRO DE SANTIAGO

  83. AEROPORT

  84. CAMARA CHILENA DE LA CONSTRUCCION BUILDING

  85. POSTSEISMIC STAGE

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