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Academic Research <strong>International</strong><br />

ISSN: 2223-9553<br />

<strong>Vol</strong>ume 1, Issue 2, September <strong>2011</strong><br />

Each input file must have one output file. If number of output files is equal to number of input files,<br />

each slave send all output files to master PC. After all output files have been sent, each slave send<br />

message to master PC. The message is to let master PC to evaluate and calculate fitness value of each<br />

output file (see Figure 3). Raw data for of drift calculation are taken from table : Joint Displacements,<br />

data for stress constraint calculation are taken from table : Steel Design 1 – Summary Data AISC-<br />

LRFD99. Raw data for strong column weak beam ratio are taken from table : Frame Section<br />

Properties 01 - General. This iteration is stopped when generation = 20.<br />

STEEL STRUCTURE MODEL FOR OPTIMIZATION<br />

Figure 3. 2D steel structure model (Adeli, 2006)<br />

The structure to be optimimized is a 2D 36 stories steel structure (modified structure from Adeli,<br />

2006). Each story has 11,68 ft height and each beam has 15 ft length. Twelve different types of<br />

columns are used in every three stories, twelve different types of beams are used in every three stories<br />

and twelve different types of braces are used in every three stories. 256 types of WF profiles used as<br />

available profiles are taken from SAP2000 database. Two objective functions compared in this paper.<br />

The first objective function is to minimize weight subject to three constraints (stress constraint,<br />

displacement constraint, flexural strength constraint) and forms as :<br />

1 = ∑ + + <br />

<br />

∑ + ∑ + ∑ (1)<br />

And the second objective function is to minimize weight subject to two constraints (stress constraint<br />

and displacement constraint) and forms as :<br />

2 = ∑ + + <br />

<br />

∑ + ∑ (2)<br />

Where Objfunc is objective function, ρ is unit weight, A is Area of cross sectional, L is length of<br />

element, gen is generation, re is element constraint, and rj is displacement constraint. Re i = 0 if ratio i <<br />

1 and re i = ratio i 2 if ratio i > 1, rj i = 0 if drift i < 0,04672 and rj i = drift i 2 if drift i > 0,04672, scwb j = 0 if<br />

R j < 1 and scwb j = R j 2 if scwb j > 1.<br />

For displacement constraint, the interstory drift is limited to 0.004 times the story height. For stress<br />

constraints, the capacity ratio of each element is limited with equation (H1-1 AISC-LRFD99):<br />

ratio = P <br />

P <br />

+ M <br />

M <br />

+ M <br />

M <br />

for P <br />

P <br />

≥ 0.2 (3)<br />

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