Chuangjie Fang

Chuangjie Fang

Chuangjie Fang

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Former visiting student

B119 Newmark Civil Engineering Laboratory
205 N. Mathews Ave.
Urbana, IL 61820
Ph: (217)213-9068
Email: cjfang@outlook.com
Website: https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Cj_Fang

Education

Guangzhou University

Phd, Structural Engineering

Jun 2018

Guangzhou University

Ms., Disaster Prevention & Mitigation Engineering and Protection Eng

Jun 2012

Guangzhou University

BS., Civil Engineering

Jun 2005

Research Interests

Optimization of Damped outrigger systems Subject to stochastic Excitation

1) A stochastic optimization procedure is proposed.
2) The centered core is modeled using a Timoshenko beam and a Kelvin model of the dampers is considered.
3) Optimization base on different objective functions are compared, and the Pareto optimal front makes the tradeoffs between competing objectives.

A General Solution for Performance Evaluation of a Tall Building with Multiple Damped and Undamped Outriggers

1) General rotational stiffness (GRS) is proposed to model the actions of damped and undamped outriggers to the core.
2) GRS is combined with dynamic stiffness method in frequency domain to study the dynamic characteristic and time history response.
3) GRS is blended with FEM in time domain to verify the efficacy of the proposed method.
4) The proposed method provides parametric analysis with respect to the position of outriggers, damping, and core-to-column and core-to-outrigger stiffness ratio.

Dynamic characteristics of novel energy dissipation systems with damped outriggers

1) Complex rotational stiffness is proposed for modeling multiple damped outriggers in a tall building considering interaction between peripheral columns and dampers.
2) By combining the complex rotational stiffness into a dynamic stiffness matrix, the dynamic characteristics of a building with multiple outriggers can be derived
3) An in-depth parametric study is conducted by the proposed method to evaluate a building with outriggers with respect to the stiffness ratio of the core to perimeter columns, position of damped outriggers, and damping coefficient of linearly viscous dampers.
4) The investigation shows that the modal damping is significantly influenced by the ratio of core-to-column stiffness, as well as is more sensitive to the damping coefficient of dampers than to the position of damped outriggers.

Dynamic Reliability of Novel Damped Outrigger System based on Probability Density Evolution Method

1) The transfer function is derived.
2) The combination method of pseudo excitation and high precise integration scheme is also adopted to study time dependent response variance.
3) The probability density evolution method is adapted to investigate the dynamic reliability.
4) Results show that the presented system is able to offer more precise control effectiveness and enhance the safety of high-rise building

Experimental Study on the Outrigger Damping System for High-rise Building

1) A scaled model of a high-rise building with two damped outriggers is designed and studied experimentally.
2) Shaking table tests of the building with damped outriggers is carried out for a set of earthquake records with various PGAs, and the test results have been compared systematically with the case of the fixed outrigger.
3) A 3D finite element models, representing the structure with damped and fixed outrigger respectively, have been developed in SAP2000.
4) The results of shaking table test of the novel energy-dissipation system show the damped outrigger system can achieve a better performance than the fixed outrigger structure in reducing the seismic responses of the structure. .

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Select Awards and Honors

National Doctoral Scholarship

2014

Outstanding Doctoral Student School Funding Project of Guangzhou University

2013