Estudio comparativo entre un diseño optimizado respecto a uno sin optimizar en puentes tipo losa de concreto armado usando el método del ancho equivalente de franjas del manual de puentes MTC 2018
Date
2020-12-20Author
Villavicencio Villavicencio, Amador
Advisor
Mamani Vargas, Elvis Yuri
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La presente investigación tiene como objetivo evaluar la diferencia entre un diseño
optimizado respecto a uno sin optimizar en puentes tipo losa de concreto armado usando el
método aproximado del ancho equivalente de franjas del manual de puentes MTC 2018.
El desarrollo de la investigación comprende los siguientes procesos: primero, registro de las
propiedades de los materiales, propiedades geométricas, cargas de diseño y metrado de
cargas; segundo, determinación del ancho equivalente de franjas del manual de puentes MTC
2018 y predimensionamiento del peralte de la losa; tercero, desarrollo del diseño mediante
optimización matemática compuesto a su vez por: la discretización de la longitud del puente,
determinación de la función objetivo (función matemática principal que será optimizada, en
nuestro estudio será el costo directo referencial) y sus subfunciones (peralte de la losa,
volumen de concreto, peso del acero y área de encofrado), determinación de la variable
(peralte de la losa) a ser optimizada, implementación y programación de los métodos
matemáticos (paso constante, bisección y sección aurea) en el software informático Maple, y
por último determinación del peralte óptimo de la losa.
Cuarto, una vez determinado el peralte sin optimizar (predimensionado) y optimizado se
procedió a la determinación del análisis estructural (fuerzas cortantes y momentos flectores) y
diseño estructural (áreas de acero), con estos datos se hallaron los parámetros de la función
objetivo (volumen de concreto, peso del acero, área de encofrado y el costo directo
referencial), tanto para un diseño optimizado y sin optimizar.
Quinto, del estudio realizado se obtuvo que la función objetivo de un diseño optimizado (por
el método de la sección aurea) respecto a uno sin optimizar, para luces de 4.00m, 4.50m,
5.00m, 5.50m, 6.00m, 6.50m, 7.00m, 7.50m, 8.00m, 8.50m, 9.00m, 9.50m, 10.00m, 10.50m,
11.00m, 11.50m y 12.00m, resultan menores en 15.35% promedio.
Finalmente, como aporte se tiene que el diseño con optimización propuesto es aplicativo en
puentes tipo losa de concreto armado para longitudes de entre 4.00 metros y 12.00 metros,
teniendo como objetivo principal el de minimizar costos. The earthquake is a natural phenomenon that produces great destruction in populated areas
where the knowledge of vibration control is insipient, disasters are dependent on their intensity
and magnitude; Mitigating this effect in any structure is the field of action of Civil Engineering
worldwide. Peru is part of the Pacific Ring of Fire, due to the subduction phenomenon between
the Nazca and South American tectonic plates, it also presents seismicity due to cortical
geological faults, for this reason, it is exposed to seismic movements that cause structural
damage and loss of lives. In this thesis, the dynamic analysis time history “Fast non-linear” is
used for the seismic controllers used (elastomeric isolator with lead core and viscous fluid
dissipator), using the ETABS-2017 software to block “B” of the pavilion from the Faculty of
Engineering and Architecture of the Andean University of Cusco (UAC), subjected to 7 real
earthquakes, which occurred in places with the same seismic zone, which were duly scaled;
Synthetic earthquakes with harmonic behavior and spectral accelerations of (Norma E.030
Diseño Sismorresistente, 2018) Seismic-resistant Design. The structure is dynamically
analyzed in three conditions Fixed Base, Insulated Base and Insulated Base with Viscous
Damping.
For the analysis of the structure with a fixed base, (Norma E.030 Diseño Sismorresistente,
2018) is used, for the structure with an isolated base, (Norma E.031 Aislamiento Sismico,
2019)Seismic Isolation is used, and for the structure with an Insulated Base and Viscous
Damping, is used as a complement (Norma UBC 97, 1997), with the objective of comparing
the seismic response of the isolated base structure and the isolated base structure with viscous
damper, with respect to the fixed base structure, determining its Natural period of vibration of
the fixed base structure at 0.653s in the YY direction, for the isolated and isolated structure
incorporated with viscous damping, a natural period of vibration of 2.89s was determined in
the YY direction. The response of the structure in terms of shear forces is reduced for the
structure with insulated base up to 82.97% in the “Y“ axis and 88.30% for the “X“ axis. For the
insulated base structure incorporated with viscous damping in the base, it is reduced up to
82.88% in the “Y” axis and 88.39% in the “X” axis compared to the fixed base. The absolute
displacement of the insulated base system increases by 1499.79% in the “X” axis and 1208.80%
in the “Y” axis and in the structure with viscous damper insulators, it increases by 1546.31%
in the “X” axis and 1120.61% on the “Y” axis with respect to the fixed base structure
corresponding to the first mezzanine level. In relation to the relative displacements, the isolated
base model decreases up to 80.76% in the “X” axis and 70.66% in the “Y” axis; and for the
model with insulators incorporated with viscous damper, it decreases up to 81.11% on the “X” axis and 62.87% on the “Y” axis. Reaching the main conclusion that the best seismic response
is the isolated base system without any complement.