CN115471119A - Multi-index quantification comparison and selection system and method for existing building earthquake-resistant reinforcement scheme - Google Patents

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The invention provides a multi-index quantitative comparison and selection system and a method for an existing building earthquake-resistant reinforcement scheme, wherein the system comprises the following steps: the system comprises a quantitative index scoring unit, an index weighting scoring unit, a scheme comprehensive scoring module and a comparison and selection output module; the method comprises the following steps: determining alternative schemes of existing building earthquake resistance reinforcement, and determining quantitative indexes of scheme comparison; scoring each quantitative index of each reinforcement scheme to obtain each index score; firstly, determining the weight of each quantization index, and then obtaining the weighted score of each quantization index; accumulating the weighted scores of all the quantization indexes in each scheme by using a scheme comprehensive score module to obtain the comprehensive score of each scheme; and sorting the comprehensive scores of all the schemes by using a comparison and selection output module, and outputting the reinforcement scheme with the highest score as the optimal comprehensive benefit scheme. The system can quickly decide the scheme with the optimal comprehensive benefits of earthquake resistance and reinforcement. The method can realize the comparison and selection target with optimal comprehensive benefits and is suitable for large-scale popularization and application.

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Multi-index quantification comparison and selection system and method for existing building earthquake-resistant reinforcement scheme
Technical Field
The invention belongs to the technical field of existing building earthquake-resistant reinforcement, and particularly relates to a multi-index quantitative comparison and selection system and method for an existing building earthquake-resistant reinforcement scheme.
Background
The proportion of the existing newly-built building is gradually reduced, and the proportion of reinforcing and reforming the existing building is continuously increased. The earthquake-resistant performance of the existing buildings is degraded along with the increase of the service life, and the earthquake-resistant fortification standard of the buildings in China is improved along with the development of economy. Therefore, many existing buildings face the problems of insufficient earthquake-resistant performance and incapability of meeting earthquake-resistant safety. Therefore, a large number of existing buildings face the problem of seismic reinforcement in the future.
For the same existing building, the feasible earthquake-resistant reinforcing scheme is not only used, but also can be selected by a plurality of schemes. For example, in the existing buildings with insufficient earthquake resistance, an earthquake strengthening scheme for strengthening structural members can be adopted, an earthquake strengthening scheme for changing a structural system can be adopted, an earthquake strengthening scheme for seismic isolation technology can be adopted, or a plurality of strengthening methods are adopted to be mixed for use. Different anti-seismic reinforcing schemes can achieve the aims of improving the anti-seismic performance of the existing building and meeting the anti-seismic safety. But different earthquake-resistant reinforcement schemes may have great differences in the aspects of economy, construction convenience, applicability after reinforcement, green environmental protection and the like. Therefore, the earthquake-resistant reinforcement of the existing building needs to select a scheme with optimal comprehensive benefits from feasible alternatives. The problem of existing building earthquake-resistant reinforcement scheme selection is solved.
At present, most of the selection of the existing building earthquake-resistant reinforcement schemes depends on individual subjective feelings and design habits of earthquake-resistant reinforcement designers, and a scientific and reasonable selection method is lacked. The scheme comparison and selection basically stays in a definite comparison and selection stage, and a quantitative comparison and selection method is lacked. The few earthquake-resistant reinforcement scheme selection adopting quantitative indexes is mainly just to carry out quantitative selection on earthquake-resistant reinforcement cost, and does not consider the convenience of reinforcement construction, the influence on building functions after reinforcement, the environmental protection and other factors. Only considering the quantitative comparison and selection method of the economic indexes, the selected scheme may have short boards or poor comprehensive benefits. At present, no scientific and reasonable quantitative comparison and selection method for the existing earthquake-resistant reinforcement scheme of the building exists in China.
Based on the above reasons, in order to ensure the smooth implementation of the existing building earthquake-resistant reinforcement engineering in China, realize scientific decision-making of the existing building earthquake-resistant reinforcement and achieve the goal of optimal comprehensive benefits, it is urgently needed to provide a multi-index quantitative comparison and selection method of the existing building earthquake-resistant reinforcement scheme, which is easy to realize, scientific, reasonable and strong in operability.
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Aiming at the problems in the prior art, the invention provides a multi-index quantitative comparison and selection system and a method for the existing building earthquake-resistant reinforcement scheme, the system can automatically perform scientific and reasonable comparison and selection on a plurality of reinforcement schemes, and can quickly decide the scheme with the optimal comprehensive benefits of earthquake-resistant reinforcement. The method has the advantages of simple steps, strong operability, easy implementation and scientific and reasonable comparison and selection process, can realize scientific and reasonable comparison and selection of the existing building earthquake-resistant reinforcing scheme, can provide scientific and reasonable decision basis for the smooth implementation of the existing building earthquake-resistant reinforcing engineering in China, can realize the comparison and selection target with optimal comprehensive benefits, and is suitable for large-scale popularization and application.
In order to achieve the aim, the invention provides a multi-index quantitative comparison and selection system for an existing building earthquake-resistant reinforcement scheme, which comprises a quantitative index scoring unit, an index weighting scoring unit, a scheme comprehensive scoring module and a comparison and selection output module;
the quantitative index scoring unit comprises an economic index scoring calculation module, a construction convenience index scoring calculation module, a building use index scoring calculation module and a green environmental protection index scoring calculation module; the economic index score calculation modules are multiple and correspond to multiple schemes to be compared and selected, and are used for multiplying the ratio of the lowest reinforcement budget in all the schemes to the reinforcement budget of the current scheme by 100 points; the construction convenience index score calculation modules are multiple and correspond to multiple schemes to be compared and selected, and are used for multiplying the ratio of the minimum standard working day in all the schemes to the standard working day of the current scheme by 100 points; the building use index score calculation modules are multiple and correspond to multiple schemes to be compared and selected, and are used for multiplying the ratio of the ear-moistening eye-infected building space loss rate to the building space loss rate of the current scheme by 100 points in all the schemes; the green environmental protection index score calculation modules are multiple and correspond to multiple schemes to be compared and selected, and are used for multiplying the ratio of the minimum carbon emission in all the schemes to the carbon emission of the current scheme by 100;
the index weighted scoring unit comprises an economic index weighted scoring module, a construction convenience index weighted scoring module, a building use index weighted scoring module and a green environmental protection index weighted scoring module; the economic index weighting score modules are multiple and correspond to multiple schemes to be compared and selected, and are used for multiplying the weight of the economic index in each scheme by the economic index score to obtain the weighting score of the economic index of the scheme; the construction convenience index weighting scoring modules correspond to a plurality of schemes to be compared and selected, and are used for multiplying the weight of the construction convenience index in each scheme by the construction convenience index score to obtain the weighting score of the construction convenience index of the scheme; the building use index weighted score modules are multiple and correspond to multiple schemes to be compared and selected, and are used for multiplying the weight of the building use index in each scheme by the building use index score to obtain the weighted score of the building use index of the scheme; the green environmental protection index weighting scoring modules are multiple and correspond to multiple schemes to be compared and selected, and are used for multiplying the weight of the green environmental protection index in each scheme by the green environmental protection index scoring to obtain the weighting scoring of the green environmental protection index of the scheme;
the scheme comprehensive score module is used for adding all the quantization index weighted scores in each scheme to obtain a comprehensive score of each scheme;
and the comparison and selection output module is used for sorting the comprehensive scores of all the schemes in size and outputting the reinforcement scheme with the highest score as the optimal comprehensive benefit scheme.
Preferably, the weight of the economic index, the weight of the construction convenience index, the weight of the building use index and the weight of the green environmental protection index are determined according to engineering conditions, the weight of the economic index, the weight of the construction convenience index, the weight of the building use index and the weight of the green environmental protection index are not less than 0.1, and the sum of the weight of the economic index, the weight of the construction convenience index, the weight of the building use index and the weight of the green environmental protection index is equal to 1.
According to the invention, the economic index score calculation module, the construction convenience index score calculation module, the building use index score calculation module and the green environmental protection index score calculation module are arranged in the quantitative index scoring unit, so that the economic index score, the construction convenience index score, the building use index score and the green environmental protection index score of the reinforcement scheme can be calculated quickly; the index weighted scoring unit is provided with an economic index weighted scoring module, a construction convenience index weighted scoring module, a building use index weighted scoring module and a green environmental protection index weighted scoring module, so that the weighted scoring of each quantitative index can be rapidly calculated according to the weight of each quantitative index and the score of each quantitative index; through the arrangement of the scheme comprehensive score module, all the quantization index weighted scores in the same scheme can be accumulated to obtain the comprehensive score of the scheme. Through the setting of the comparison and selection output module, the optimal comprehensive benefit scheme in a plurality of reinforcement schemes can be rapidly output after comparison. The system can automatically compare and select a plurality of reinforcement schemes scientifically and reasonably, and can quickly decide a scheme with optimal comprehensive benefits of seismic reinforcement.
The invention also provides a multi-index quantitative comparison and selection method for the existing building earthquake-resistant reinforcement scheme, which comprises the following steps:
the method comprises the following steps: determining alternative schemes for earthquake resistance and reinforcement of the existing building, and determining quantitative indexes for comparing the schemes;
ensuring that a plurality of alternative schemes used for earthquake-proof reinforcement all meet the earthquake-proof safety requirement, and determining economic indexes, construction convenience indexes, building use indexes and green environmental protection indexes as quantitative indexes for comparison and selection of a plurality of alternative schemes, wherein the plurality of alternative schemes at least comprise a scheme A, a scheme B and a scheme C;
step two: scoring each quantitative index of each reinforcement scheme to obtain each index score;
s21: calculating the economic index score a of each scheme through an economic index score calculation module 1
The full score of the economic index is 100, the score is calculated based on the budget of the reinforcement scheme, when a plurality of alternative reinforcement schemes exist, the economic index score of the scheme with the lowest budget is 100, and the economic index score of other schemes is obtained by multiplying the ratio of the lowest budget to the budget of the scheme by 100; for scheme A, the economic index score a is calculated by using formula (1) 1A (ii) a For scheme B, the economic index score a is calculated by using formula (1) 1B (ii) a For the scheme C, the economic index score a is calculated by using the formula (1) 1C
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In the formula, Y A For the reinforcement budget, Y, corresponding to scheme A B For the reinforcement budget, Y, for scheme B C A reinforcement budget corresponding to the scheme C;
s22: calculating construction convenience index scores a of all schemes through a construction convenience index score calculation module 2
The full score of the construction convenience index is 100, the scoring is based on the construction workload of the reinforcement scheme, during calculation, the construction workload of the reinforcement scheme is converted into standard working days, when a plurality of alternative reinforcement schemes exist, the scheme construction convenience index score with the minimum standard working day is 100, and the construction convenience index scores of other schemes are obtained by multiplying the ratio of the minimum standard working day to the standard working day converted by the scheme by 100; for the scheme A, the construction convenience index score a is calculated by using a formula (4) 2A (ii) a For the scheme B, calculating the construction convenience index score a by using a formula (5) 2B (ii) a For the scheme C, calculating the construction convenience index score a by using a formula (6) 2C
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In the formula, T A Reinforcement construction workload, T, corresponding to scheme A B Reinforcement construction workload, T, for scheme B C The corresponding reinforcement construction workload of the scheme C is calculated;
s23: calculating the building use index score a of each scheme by a building use index score calculation module 3
The full score of the building use index is 100, the score takes the loss rate of the reinforced building space as the calculation basis, the loss rate of the building space is the ratio of the reduction amount of the building use space caused by reinforcement to the original building use space, when a plurality of alternative reinforcement schemes exist, the building use index score of the scheme with the minimum building space loss rate is 100, and the building use index score of other schemes is the ratio of the minimum building space loss rate to the building space loss rate of the scheme multiplied by 100; for scenario A, its building utilization index score, a, is calculated using equation (7) 3A (ii) a For scenario B, its building utilization index score, a, is calculated using equation (8) 3B (ii) a For scenario C, its building utilization index score a is calculated using equation (9) 3C
The building space loss rate corresponding to each scheme is J A ,J B ,J C …。
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In the formula, J A For the rate of loss of building space for solution a,
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wherein, is Δ V A Scheme A architecture utilization space, V, lost due to seismic reinforcement A Using space for the original building of the scheme A; j. the design is a square B For the rate of loss of building space for solution B,
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wherein, is Δ V B Scheme B building space lost by seismic reinforcement, V B Using space for the original building of scheme B; j. the design is a square C For the rate of loss of building space for scenario C,
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wherein, Δ V C For scheme C building space lost due to seismic reinforcement, V C Respectively the original building use space of the scheme C;
s24: calculating the green environmental protection index score a of each scheme by a green environmental protection index score calculation module 4
The full score of the green environmental protection index is 100, the score is calculated based on the carbon emission of reinforcement construction, when a plurality of alternative reinforcement schemes exist, the score of the green environmental protection index of the scheme with the minimum carbon emission is 100, and the score of the green environmental protection index of other schemes is obtained by multiplying the ratio of the minimum carbon emission to the carbon emission of the scheme by 100; for the scheme A, the green environmental protection index score a is calculated by using the formula (10) 4A (ii) a For the scheme B, the green environmental protection index score a is calculated by using the formula (11) 4B (ii) a For the scheme C, the green environmental protection index score a is calculated by using the formula (12) 4C
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In the formula, C A Carbon emission amount for reinforcement construction corresponding to scheme A, C B Carbon emission amount for reinforcement construction corresponding to scheme B, C C Carbon emission amount of reinforcement construction corresponding to the scheme C;
step three: firstly, determining the weight of each quantization index, and then obtaining the weighted score of each quantization index;
s31, determining the basic weight gamma of each quantization index according to different importance degrees of each quantization index in case of scheme selection i Wherein the weight of the economic indicator is gamma 1 The weight of the construction convenience index is gamma 2 The weight of the building use index is gamma 3 And the weight of the green environmental protection index is gamma 4
In the process, the weights of the quantization indexes compared and selected in the reinforcement scheme are not less than 0.1, namely: gamma ray i ≧ 0.1, (i =1,2,3, 4), while ensuring that the sum of the weights of all quantization indices equals 1, i.e.:
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s32, multiplying the quantization index weight by the quantization index score to obtain a quantization index weighted score;
calculating the economic index weighted score of each scheme through an economic index weighted score module; for scheme A, γ is utilized 1 a 1A Calculating the economic index weighted score; for scheme B, γ is utilized 1 a 1B Calculating the economic index weighted score; for scheme C, use γ 1 a 1C Calculating the economic index weighted score;
calculating construction convenient index weighted scores of all schemes through a construction convenient index weighted score module; for scheme A, γ is utilized 2 a 2A Calculating the construction convenience index weighting score; for scheme B, γ is utilized 2 a 2B Calculating the construction convenience index weighting score; for scheme C, use γ 2 a 2C Calculating the construction convenience index weighted score;
by buildingThe building use index weighted score module calculates the building use index weighted score of each scheme; for protocol A, γ is utilized 3 a 3A Calculating the weighted score of the building use index; for scheme B, γ is utilized 3 a 3B Calculating the weighted score of the building use index; for scheme C, use γ 3 a 3C Calculating the weighted score of the building use index;
calculating the building use index weighted score of each scheme through a green environment-friendly index weighted score module; for protocol A, γ is utilized 4 a 4A Calculating the green environmental protection index weighted score; for scheme B, γ is utilized 4 a 4B Calculating the green environmental protection index weighted score; for scheme C, γ is utilized 4 a 4C Calculating the green environmental protection index weighted score;
step four: accumulating all the quantization index weighted scores in each scheme by using a scheme comprehensive score module to obtain a comprehensive score Z of each scheme; specifically, for scenario A, its composite score Z is calculated using equation (13) A For scenario B, its composite score Z is calculated using equation (14) B For solution C, the composite score Z is calculated using equation (15) C
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Step five: sorting the comprehensive scores of all the schemes by using a comparison and selection output module, and outputting the reinforcement scheme with the highest score as a comprehensive benefit optimal scheme Z j (ii) a Specifically, for the scheme a, the scheme B and the scheme C, the formula (16) is used to output the optimal method of the comprehensive benefits thereinTable Z j
Z j =max{Z A ,Z B ,Z C } (16)。
As a preference, the weight γ of the economic indicator 1 Value of 0.5, weight gamma of construction convenient index 2 Value of 0.2, weight gamma of building use index 3 Weight gamma of value 0.2 and green environmental index 4 The value is 0.1.
Preferably, the scheme A is a method for seismic reinforcement by adopting an enlarged cross section method, the scheme B is a method for seismic reinforcement by adopting a newly-added reinforced concrete shear wall, and the scheme C is a method for seismic reinforcement by adopting an installed energy dissipation and shock absorption device.
The multi-index quantitative comparison and selection method for the existing building earthquake-resistant reinforcement scheme provided by the invention considers economic indexes, construction convenience indexes, building use indexes and green environmental protection indexes on the premise of ensuring earthquake-resistant safety, has comprehensive consideration factors, can fully consider reinforcement construction cost, whether reinforcement construction is convenient or not, whether influence is caused on building appearance and use after reinforcement, whether reinforcement construction is green and environment-friendly or not and the like in the comparison and selection process of the reinforcement scheme, and avoids the possibility of short slab existence in the earthquake-resistant reinforcement scheme caused by a single-index comparison and selection method. Therefore, the method improves the existing building earthquake reinforcement scheme selection from the traditional qualitative selection and single-index quantitative selection to the multi-index quantitative selection, is more quantifiable compared with the traditional method, and can select the scheme with the optimal comprehensive earthquake reinforcement benefit more scientifically and strictly. The method has simple steps, strong operability, easy implementation and scientific and reasonable comparison and selection process, can realize scientific and reasonable comparison and selection of the existing building earthquake-resistant reinforcement scheme, is beneficial to scientific decision-making of the existing building earthquake-resistant reinforcement and the smooth development of earthquake-resistant reinforcement engineering, can provide scientific and reasonable decision-making basis for the smooth implementation of the existing building earthquake-resistant reinforcement engineering in China, can realize the comparison and selection target with optimal comprehensive benefits, and is suitable for large-scale popularization and application.
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the quantitative index scoring unit comprises an economic index scoring calculation module, a construction convenience index scoring calculation module, a building use index scoring calculation module and a green environmental protection index scoring calculation module; the economic index score calculation modules are multiple and correspond to multiple schemes to be compared and selected, and are used for multiplying the ratio of the lowest reinforcement budget in all the schemes to the reinforcement budget of the current scheme by 100 points; the construction convenience index score calculation modules correspond to a plurality of schemes to be compared and selected and are used for multiplying the ratio of the minimum standard working day in all the schemes to the standard working day of the current scheme by 100; the building use index score calculation modules are multiple and correspond to multiple schemes to be compared and selected, and are used for multiplying the ratio of the minimum building space loss rate in all the schemes to the building space loss rate of the current scheme by 100; the green environmental protection index score calculation modules are multiple and correspond to multiple schemes to be compared and selected, and are used for multiplying the ratio of the minimum carbon emission in all the schemes to the carbon emission of the current scheme by 100;
the index weighted scoring unit comprises an economic index weighted scoring module, a construction convenience index weighted scoring module, a building use index weighted scoring module and a green environmental protection index weighted scoring module; the economic index weighting score modules are multiple and correspond to multiple schemes to be compared and selected, and are used for multiplying the weight of the economic index in each scheme by the economic index score to obtain the weighting score of the economic index of the scheme; the construction convenience index weighting scoring modules are multiple and correspond to multiple schemes to be compared and selected, and are used for multiplying the weight of the construction convenience index in each scheme by the construction convenience index scoring to obtain the weighting scoring of the construction convenience index of the scheme; the building use index weighting scoring module is provided with a plurality of modules, corresponds to a plurality of schemes to be compared and is used for multiplying the weight of the building use index in each scheme by the building use index score to obtain the weighting score of the building use index of the scheme; the green environmental protection index weighting scoring modules are multiple and correspond to multiple schemes to be compared and selected, and are used for multiplying the weight of the green environmental protection index in each scheme by the green environmental protection index scoring to obtain the weighting scoring of the green environmental protection index of the scheme;
the scheme comprehensive score module is used for adding all the quantization index weighted scores in each scheme to obtain a comprehensive score of each scheme;
and the comparison and selection output module is used for sorting the comprehensive scores of all the schemes in size and outputting the reinforcement scheme with the highest score as the optimal comprehensive benefit scheme.
Preferably, the weight of the economic index, the weight of the construction convenience index, the weight of the building use index and the weight of the green environmental protection index are determined according to engineering conditions, the weight of the economic index, the weight of the construction convenience index, the weight of the building use index and the weight of the green environmental protection index are not less than 0.1, and the sum of the weight of the economic index, the weight of the construction convenience index, the weight of the building use index and the weight of the green environmental protection index is equal to 1.
According to the invention, the economic index score calculation module, the construction convenience index score calculation module, the building use index score calculation module and the green environmental protection index score calculation module are arranged in the quantitative index scoring unit, so that the economic index score, the construction convenience index score, the building use index score and the green environmental protection index score of the reinforcement scheme can be calculated quickly; the index weighted scoring unit is provided with an economic index weighted scoring module, a construction convenience index weighted scoring module, a building use index weighted scoring module and a green environmental protection index weighted scoring module, so that the weighted score of each quantization index can be rapidly calculated according to the weight of each quantization index and the score of each quantization index; through the arrangement of the scheme comprehensive score module, all the quantization index weighted scores in the same scheme can be accumulated to obtain the comprehensive score of the scheme. Through the setting of the comparison and selection output module, the optimal comprehensive benefit scheme in a plurality of reinforcement schemes can be rapidly output after comparison. The system can automatically carry out scientific and reasonable comparison and selection on a plurality of reinforcement schemes, and can quickly decide the scheme with the optimal comprehensive benefits of earthquake resistance and reinforcement.
The invention also provides a multi-index quantitative comparison and selection method for the existing building earthquake-resistant reinforcement scheme, which comprises the following steps:
the method comprises the following steps: determining alternative schemes for earthquake resistance and reinforcement of the existing building, and determining quantitative indexes for comparing the schemes;
the method comprises the following steps that (1) the same existing building is provided, multiple feasible earthquake-resistant reinforcement schemes are provided, multiple alternative schemes for earthquake-resistant reinforcement are ensured to meet earthquake-resistant safety requirements, and economic indexes, construction convenience indexes, building use indexes and green environmental protection indexes are determined to be used as quantization indexes for comparing multiple alternative schemes, wherein the multiple alternative schemes at least comprise a scheme A, a scheme B and a scheme C;
the economic index, namely the cost of earthquake-resistant reinforcement, is an important consideration index for comparing earthquake-resistant reinforcement schemes and is also a key for determining whether the earthquake-resistant reinforcement scheme can be implemented.
The construction convenience index refers to the difficulty degree and the required construction period of reinforcement construction, is a key for determining whether a reinforcement scheme can be smoothly implemented, and is also a key index for determining construction quality, construction cost and construction period.
The building use index reflects the influence degree of earthquake resistance and reinforcement on the building appearance and use function. The earthquake-resistant reinforcement does not cause obvious adverse effects on the use of the building. Some anti-seismic reinforcing schemes can influence the building attractiveness, and some schemes can occupy the building space to reduce the building use space. The choice of seismic reinforcement options can also be influenced if the reinforcement options have too great an impact on the use of the building.
The green environmental protection index is the requirement of national green building and energy conservation and emission reduction whether the earthquake-resistant reinforcement construction can meet the national requirements. The green environmental protection index is also an important basis for evaluating whether the anti-seismic strengthening scheme is reasonable.
Step two: scoring each quantitative index of each reinforcement scheme to obtain each index score;
s21: calculating the economic index score a of each scheme through an economic index score calculation module 1
The full score of the economic index is 100, the score is calculated based on the budget of the reinforcement scheme, when a plurality of alternative reinforcement schemes exist, the economic index score of the scheme with the lowest budget is 100, and the economic index score of other schemes is obtained by multiplying the ratio of the lowest budget to the budget of the scheme by 100; for the scheme A, the economic index score a is calculated by using the formula (1) 1A (ii) a For scheme B, the economic indicator score a is calculated by using formula (1) 1B (ii) a For scheme C, the economic indicator score a is calculated by using formula (1) 1C
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In the formula, Y A For the reinforcement budget, Y, for scheme A B For the reinforcement budget, Y, corresponding to scheme B C A reinforcement budget corresponding to the scheme C;
s22: calculating the construction convenience index score a of each scheme through a construction convenience index score calculation module 2
The full score of the construction convenience index is 100 points, the scoring is based on the construction workload of the reinforcement scheme, the construction workload of the reinforcement scheme is converted into standard working days during calculation, when a plurality of alternative reinforcement schemes exist, the construction convenience index score of the scheme with the minimum standard working day is 100 points, and the construction of other schemes is convenientThe agility index score is the ratio of the minimum standard work day to the standard work day converted by the scheme multiplied by 100; for the scheme A, the construction convenience index score a is calculated by using a formula (4) 2A (ii) a For the scheme B, the construction convenience index score a is calculated by using a formula (5) 2B (ii) a For the scheme C, the construction convenience index score a is calculated by using a formula (6) 2C
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In the formula, T A Reinforcement construction workload, T, for scheme A B For the reinforcement construction workload, T, corresponding to scheme B C The corresponding reinforcement construction workload of the scheme C is calculated;
s23: calculating the building use index score a of each scheme through a building use index score calculation module 3
The full score of the building use index is 100, the score takes the loss rate of the reinforced building space as the calculation basis, the loss rate of the building space is the ratio of the reduction amount of the building use space caused by reinforcement to the original building use space, when a plurality of alternative reinforcement schemes exist, the building use index score of the scheme with the minimum building space loss rate is 100, and the building use index score of other schemes is the ratio of the minimum building space loss rate to the building space loss rate of the scheme multiplied by 100; for scenario A, its building utilization index score, a, is calculated using equation (7) 3A (ii) a For scenario B, the building utilization index score a is calculated using equation (8) 3B (ii) a For scenario C, its building utilization index score a is calculated using equation (9) 3C
Building space corresponding to each schemeLoss rate of J A ,J B ,J C …。
Figure BDA0003879713910000121
Figure BDA0003879713910000122
Figure BDA0003879713910000123
In the formula, J A For the rate of loss of building space for scenario a,
Figure BDA0003879713910000124
wherein, is Δ V A Scheme A architecture utilization space, V, lost due to seismic reinforcement A Using space for the original building of the scheme A; j. the design is a square B For the rate of loss of building space for solution B,
Figure BDA0003879713910000125
wherein, Δ V B Scheme B building space lost due to seismic reinforcement, V B Using space for the original building of scheme B; j is a unit of C For the rate of loss of building space for scenario C,
Figure BDA0003879713910000126
wherein, is Δ V C For scheme C building space lost due to seismic reinforcement, V C Respectively the original building use space of the scheme C;
s24: calculating the green environmental protection index score a of each scheme by a green environmental protection index score calculation module 4
The full score of the green environmental protection index is 100 points, the scoring takes the carbon emission of the reinforcement construction as the calculation basis, when a plurality of alternative reinforcement schemes exist, the green environmental protection index of the scheme with the least carbon emission is scored as the full score of 100 points, and the green environmental protection indexes of other schemes are scored as the scores of 100 pointsMultiplying the ratio of the minimum carbon emission to the carbon emission of the scheme by 100 min; for the scheme A, the green environmental protection index score a is calculated by using the formula (10) 4A (ii) a For the scheme B, the green environmental protection index score a is calculated by using the formula (11) 4B (ii) a For the scheme C, the green environmental protection index score a is calculated by using the formula (12) 4C
Figure BDA0003879713910000127
Figure BDA0003879713910000128
Figure BDA0003879713910000129
In the formula, C A Carbon emission amount for reinforcement construction corresponding to scheme A, C B Carbon emission amount for reinforcement construction corresponding to scheme B, C C Carbon emission amount of reinforcement construction corresponding to the scheme C;
step three: firstly, determining the weight of each quantization index, and then obtaining the weighted score of each quantization index;
s31, when existing building earthquake-resistant reinforcement schemes are compared, the importance of each quantitative index is different. Therefore, it is necessary to determine the basic weight γ of each quantization index according to the different importance levels of each quantization index in the case of scheme selection i So as to distinguish the importance degree of each index; wherein the weight of the economic index is gamma 1 The weight of the construction convenience index is gamma 2 The weight of the building use index is gamma 3 And the weight of the green environmental protection index is gamma 4 Specifically shown in table 1;
table 1: a basic weight summary table of the basic quantization indexes;
economic indicator weight gamma 1 Construction convenience index weight gamma 2 Building use index weight gamma 3 Green environmental index weight gamma 4
0.5 0.2 0.2 0.1
In the process, the weights of all quantization indexes selected in the reinforcement scheme are not less than 0.1, namely: gamma ray i ≧ 0.1, (i =1,2,3, 4), while ensuring that the sum of the weights of all quantization indices equals 1, i.e.:
Figure BDA0003879713910000131
when the adopted quantization indexes exceed the 4 basic indexes or special needs exist in specific engineering, other quantization indexes can be added, and the weights of the other quantization indexes can be gamma respectively 5 ,γ 6 …,γ n The weight of each quantization index can be adjusted, but the sum of the weights of all quantization indexes is equal to 1, and the weights of the 4 basic quantization indexes are not less than 0.1.
S32, multiplying the quantization index weight by the quantization index score to obtain a quantization index weighted score;
calculating the economic index weighted score of each scheme through an economic index weighted score module; for scheme A, γ is utilized 1 a 1A Calculating the economic index weighted score; for scheme B, γ is utilized 1 a 1B Calculate its economic indexA target weighting score; for scheme C, γ is utilized 1 a 1C Calculating the economic index weighted score;
calculating construction convenient index weighted scores of all schemes through a construction convenient index weighted score module; for protocol A, γ is utilized 2 a 2A Calculating the construction convenience index weighting score; for scheme B, γ is utilized 2 a 2B Calculating the construction convenience index weighting score; for scheme C, γ is utilized 2 a 2C Calculating the construction convenience index weighting score;
calculating the building use index weighted score of each scheme through a building use index weighted score module; for scheme A, γ is utilized 3 a 3A Calculating the weighted score of the building use index; for scheme B, γ is utilized 3 a 3B Calculating the weighted score of the building use index; for scheme C, use γ 3 a 3C Calculating the weighted score of the building use index;
calculating the building use index weighted score of each scheme through a green environment-friendly index weighted score module; for scheme A, γ is utilized 4 a 4A Calculating the green environmental protection index weighted score; for scheme B, γ is utilized 4 a 4B Calculating the weighting score of the green environmental protection index; for scheme C, γ is utilized 4 a 4C Calculating the green environmental protection index weighted score;
step four: accumulating all the quantization index weighted scores in each scheme by using a scheme comprehensive score module to obtain a comprehensive score Z of each scheme; specifically, for scenario A, its composite score Z is calculated using equation (13) A For scenario B, its composite score Z is calculated using equation (14) B For solution C, the composite score Z is calculated using equation (15) C
Figure BDA0003879713910000141
Figure BDA0003879713910000142
Figure BDA0003879713910000143
Step five: sorting the comprehensive scores of all the schemes by using a comparison and selection output module, and outputting the reinforcement scheme with the highest score as a comprehensive benefit optimal scheme Z j (ii) a Specifically, for the scheme a, the scheme B and the scheme C, the formula (16) is used to output the overall benefit optimal scheme Z thereof j
Z j =max{Z A ,Z B ,Z C } (16)。
As a preference, the weight γ of the economic indicator 1 Weight gamma of value 0.5, convenient index of construction 2 Value of 0.2, weight gamma of building use index 3 Weight gamma of value 0.2 and green environmental index 4 The value is 0.1.
Preferably, the scheme A is a method for seismic reinforcement by adopting an enlarged cross section method, the scheme B is a method for seismic reinforcement by adopting a newly-added reinforced concrete shear wall, and the scheme C is a method for seismic reinforcement by adopting an installed energy dissipation and shock absorption device.
Example (b):
the concrete frame structure existing building is taken as an example, and a specific implementation of the multi-index quantitative comparison and selection method of the existing building earthquake-resistant reinforcement scheme is described below.
1. Three alternative schemes for earthquake resistance and reinforcement of a certain existing building;
the existing building of a certain reinforced concrete frame structure does not meet the requirement of earthquake-proof safety through earthquake-proof identification and needs earthquake-proof reinforcement. According to the condition of the building, three alternative earthquake-resistant reinforcement schemes are proposed, as follows:
1) Scheme A. And adopting a method of increasing the section to perform seismic reinforcement. The method of externally wrapping reinforced concrete is adopted for the components such as the columns and the beams of the building, so that the section of the component is enlarged, the bearing capacity and the rigidity of the structure are increased, and the aim of improving the earthquake resistance of the building is fulfilled.
2) Scheme B. And adopting a newly added reinforced concrete shear wall to perform seismic reinforcement. The reinforced concrete shear wall is additionally arranged at a proper position of the building, a structural system is changed, a frame structure is changed into a frame shear structure, and the lateral stiffness and the bearing capacity of the structure are increased, so that the aim of improving the earthquake resistance of the building is fulfilled.
3) Scheme C. And adopting an energy dissipation and shock absorption device for seismic reinforcement. An energy dissipation and shock absorption device such as an energy dissipation support is arranged at a proper position of the building, so that the lateral stiffness of the structure is increased, and the energy dissipation capability of the structure is increased, thereby achieving the purpose of improving the earthquake resistance of the building.
Through structural seismic analysis and calculation, the three seismic reinforcement schemes all meet the seismic safety requirement and can be used as alternative schemes.
2. Determining quantization indexes, and scoring the quantization indexes of the three schemes;
the quantitative indexes for determining the scheme selection are 4 basic indexes: economic index, construction convenience index, building use index and green environmental protection index.
The basic data required to calculate the 4 quantization index scores.
And calculating budget according to the construction drawing of the reinforcement scheme.
And calculating the total workload of the reinforcement construction according to the construction drawing of the reinforcement scheme on the standard working day, and converting the total workload into the standard working day.
The building space loss rate is equal to the ratio of the building used space reduction caused by earthquake-resistant reinforcement to the original building used space.
The carbon emission is carbon emission generated by reinforcement, and comprises the sum of carbon emission generated by reinforcement materials and reinforcement construction.
The basic data required for quantifying the index score are summarized in table 2;
table 2: a basic data summary table required by the calculation of the quantitative indexes;
Figure BDA0003879713910000151
1) Economic indexes;
the reinforcement budget of the scheme A is at least 500 (ten thousand yuan), and the score is 100 points of full score.
The score for solution B is the ratio of the lowest budget to the solution B budget multiplied by the full score of 100.
Figure BDA0003879713910000161
The score for scenario C is the ratio of the lowest budget to the budget for scenario C multiplied by 100 points full.
Figure BDA0003879713910000162
2) Construction convenience indexes are obtained;
standard work days for protocol C were a minimum of 60 (thousand days) with a score of 100 points full.
The score for solution a is the ratio of the minimum standard work day to the standard work day for solution a multiplied by the full score of 100.
Figure BDA0003879713910000163
The score for the solution B is the ratio of the minimum standard work day to the standard work day for the solution B multiplied by 100 full points.
Figure BDA0003879713910000164
3) Building use indexes;
the building space loss rate of the scheme C is minimum 5 percent, and the score is 100 points of full score.
The score for solution a is the ratio of the minimum building space loss rate to the building space loss rate for solution a multiplied by the full score of 100.
Figure BDA0003879713910000165
The score of the scheme B is the ratio of the minimum building space loss rate to the building space loss rate of the scheme B multiplied by the full score of 100.
Figure BDA0003879713910000166
4) Green environmental protection indexes;
the lowest carbon emission for regimen C was 10 (tons) with a score of 100 points at full scale.
The score for scenario a is the ratio of lowest carbon emissions to scenario a carbon emissions multiplied by the full score of 100.
Figure BDA0003879713910000167
The score for scenario B is the ratio of lowest carbon emissions to scenario B carbon emissions multiplied by the full score of 100.
Figure BDA0003879713910000168
The quantization index scores for each scheme are summarized in table 3;
table 3: summarizing table of quantitative index scores of each scheme;
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3. determining the weight of each quantization index;
the quantitative indexes compared and selected by the existing building earthquake-resistant reinforcement scheme are 4 basic indexes. The weight of each index is selected as a basic weight and is not adjusted. The individual index weights are as follows:
economic indexes are as follows: 0.5;
convenient construction indexes are as follows: 0.2;
building use indexes are as follows: 0.2;
green environmental protection indexes: 0.1;
4. calculating the score of each reinforcement scheme;
and multiplying the index weight of each reinforcement scheme by the index score to obtain each index weighted score, and adding the index weighted scores of the same scheme to obtain the score of the reinforcement scheme. The respective scheme score calculations are shown in table 4.
Table 4: scoring summary tables for each scheme;
weighted score Economic index Convenient index for construction Index of building use Environmental protection index Scoring of a program
Weight of 0.5 0.2 0.2 0.1
Scheme A 50 13.3 10 7.1 80.4
Scheme B 41.7 15 14.3 8.3 79.3
Scheme C 35.7 20 20 10 85.7
5. Determining an optimal reinforcement scheme;
and sorting the total scores of the reinforcement schemes, wherein the highest score is the optimal scheme. In this example, the total score of the scheme C is 85.7, so the scheme C is the optimal scheme of the overall benefit after selection.
The multi-index quantitative comparison and selection method for the existing building earthquake-resistant reinforcement scheme provided by the invention considers economic indexes, construction convenience indexes, building use indexes and green environmental protection indexes on the premise of ensuring earthquake-resistant safety, has comprehensive consideration factors, can fully consider reinforcement construction cost, whether reinforcement construction is convenient or not, whether influence is caused on building appearance and use after reinforcement, whether reinforcement construction is green and environment-friendly or not and the like in the comparison and selection process of the reinforcement scheme, and avoids the possibility of short slab existence in the earthquake-resistant reinforcement scheme caused by a single-index comparison and selection method. Therefore, the method improves the existing building earthquake-resistant reinforcement scheme selection from the traditional qualitative selection and single-index quantitative selection to multi-index quantitative selection, is more quantifiable compared with the traditional method, and can select a scheme with optimal comprehensive earthquake-resistant reinforcement benefit more scientifically and more strictly. The method has simple steps, strong operability, easy implementation and scientific and reasonable comparison and selection process, can realize scientific and reasonable comparison and selection of the existing building earthquake-resistant reinforcement scheme, is beneficial to scientific decision-making of the existing building earthquake-resistant reinforcement and the smooth development of earthquake-resistant reinforcement engineering, can provide scientific and reasonable decision-making basis for the smooth implementation of the existing building earthquake-resistant reinforcement engineering in China, can realize the comparison and selection target with optimal comprehensive benefits, and is suitable for large-scale popularization and application.

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1. A multi-index quantification comparison and selection system for an existing building earthquake resistance strengthening scheme is characterized by comprising a quantification index scoring unit, an index weighting scoring unit, a scheme comprehensive scoring module and a comparison and selection output module;
the quantitative index scoring unit comprises an economic index scoring calculation module, a construction convenience index scoring calculation module, a building use index scoring calculation module and a green environmental protection index scoring calculation module; the economic index score calculation modules are multiple and correspond to multiple schemes to be compared and selected, and are used for multiplying the ratio of the lowest reinforcement budget in all the schemes to the reinforcement budget of the current scheme by 100 points; the construction convenience index score calculation modules are multiple and correspond to multiple schemes to be compared and selected, and are used for multiplying the ratio of the minimum standard working day in all the schemes to the standard working day of the current scheme by 100 points; the building use index score calculation modules are multiple and correspond to multiple schemes to be compared and selected, and are used for multiplying the ratio of the minimum building space loss rate in all the schemes to the building space loss rate of the current scheme by 100; the green environmental protection index score calculation modules correspond to a plurality of schemes to be compared and selected and are used for multiplying the ratio of the minimum carbon emission in all the schemes to the carbon emission of the current scheme by 100;
the index weighted scoring unit comprises an economic index weighted scoring module, a construction convenience index weighted scoring module, a building use index weighted scoring module and a green environmental protection index weighted scoring module; the economic index weighting score modules are multiple and correspond to multiple schemes to be compared and selected, and are used for multiplying the weight of the economic index in each scheme by the economic index score to obtain the weighting score of the economic index of the scheme; the construction convenience index weighting scoring modules are multiple and correspond to multiple schemes to be compared and selected, and are used for multiplying the weight of the construction convenience index in each scheme by the construction convenience index scoring to obtain the weighting scoring of the construction convenience index of the scheme; the building use index weighting scoring module is provided with a plurality of modules, corresponds to a plurality of schemes to be compared and is used for multiplying the weight of the building use index in each scheme by the building use index score to obtain the weighting score of the building use index of the scheme; the green environmental protection index weighting scoring modules are multiple and correspond to multiple schemes to be compared and selected, and are used for multiplying the weight of the green environmental protection index in each scheme by the green environmental protection index scoring to obtain the weighting scoring of the green environmental protection index of the scheme;
the scheme comprehensive score module is used for adding all the quantization index weighted scores in each scheme to obtain a comprehensive score of each scheme;
and the comparison and selection output module is used for sorting the comprehensive scores of all the schemes in size and outputting the reinforcement scheme with the highest score as the optimal comprehensive benefit scheme.
2. The existing building earthquake resistance strengthening scheme multi-index quantification and comparison system according to claim 1 is characterized in that the weight of the economic index, the weight of the construction convenience index, the weight of the building use index and the weight of the green environmental protection index are determined according to engineering conditions, the weight of the economic index, the weight of the construction convenience index, the weight of the building use index and the weight of the green environmental protection index are not less than 0.1, and the sum of the weight of the economic index, the weight of the construction convenience index, the weight of the building use index and the weight of the green environmental protection index is equal to 1.
3. A multi-index quantification comparison and selection method for an existing building earthquake-resistant reinforcement scheme is characterized by comprising the following steps:
the method comprises the following steps: determining alternative schemes for earthquake resistance and reinforcement of the existing building, and determining quantitative indexes for comparing the schemes;
ensuring that a plurality of alternative schemes used for earthquake-proof reinforcement all meet the earthquake-proof safety requirement, and determining economic indexes, construction convenience indexes, building use indexes and green environmental protection indexes as quantitative indexes for comparison and selection of a plurality of alternative schemes, wherein the plurality of alternative schemes at least comprise a scheme A, a scheme B and a scheme C;
step two: scoring each quantitative index of each reinforcement scheme to obtain each index score;
s21: calculating the economic index score a of each scheme through an economic index score calculation module 1
The full score of the economic index is 100, the score is calculated based on the budget of the reinforcement scheme, when a plurality of alternative reinforcement schemes exist, the economic index score of the scheme with the lowest budget is 100, and the economic index score of other schemes is obtained by multiplying the ratio of the lowest budget to the budget of the scheme by 100; for the scheme A, the economic index score a is calculated by using the formula (1) 1A (ii) a For scheme B, the economic index score a is calculated by using formula (1) 1B (ii) a For the scheme C, the economic index score a is calculated by using the formula (1) 1C
Figure FDA0003879713900000021
Figure FDA0003879713900000022
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In the formula, Y A For the reinforcement budget, Y, corresponding to scheme A B For the reinforcement budget, Y, corresponding to scheme B C A reinforcement budget corresponding to the scheme C;
s22: calculating the construction convenience index score a of each scheme through a construction convenience index score calculation module 2
The full score of the construction convenience index is 100, the scoring is based on the construction workload of the reinforcement scheme, the construction workload of the reinforcement scheme is converted into standard working days during calculation, when a plurality of alternative reinforcement schemes exist, the construction convenience index score of the scheme with the minimum standard working day is 100, and the construction convenience index score of other schemes is obtained by multiplying the ratio of the minimum standard working day to the standard working day converted by the scheme by 100; for the scheme A, the construction convenience index score a is calculated by using a formula (4) 2A (ii) a For the scheme B, calculating the construction convenience index score a by using a formula (5) 2B (ii) a For the scheme C, calculating the construction convenience index score a by using a formula (6) 2C
Figure FDA0003879713900000031
Figure FDA0003879713900000032
Figure FDA0003879713900000033
In the formula, T A Reinforcement construction workload, T, corresponding to scheme A B Reinforcement construction workload, T, for scheme B C The corresponding reinforcement construction workload of the scheme C is calculated;
s23: calculating the building use index score a of each scheme by a building use index score calculation module 3
The full score of the building use index is 100, the score is calculated by taking the loss rate of the reinforced building space as the basis, the loss rate of the building space is the ratio of the reduction amount of the building use space caused by reinforcement to the original building use space, when a plurality of alternative reinforcement schemes exist, the scheme with the minimum loss rate of the building space is used, the score of the building use index of the scheme with the minimum loss rate of the building space is 100, and the score of the building use index of other schemes is the minimum building empty scoreMultiplying the ratio of the space loss rate to the building space loss rate of the scheme by 100; for scenario A, its building utilization index score, a, is calculated using equation (7) 3A (ii) a For scenario B, its building utilization index score, a, is calculated using equation (8) 3B (ii) a For scenario C, its building utilization index score a is calculated using equation (9) 3C
The building space loss rate corresponding to each scheme is J A ,J B ,J C …。
Figure FDA0003879713900000034
Figure FDA0003879713900000035
Figure FDA0003879713900000036
In the formula, J A For the rate of loss of building space for scenario a,
Figure FDA0003879713900000037
wherein, is Δ V A Scheme A architecture utilization space, V, lost due to seismic reinforcement A Using space for the original building of the scheme A; j. the design is a square B For the rate of loss of building space for solution B,
Figure FDA0003879713900000041
wherein, is Δ V B Scheme B building space lost by seismic reinforcement, V B Using space for the original building of scheme B; j. the design is a square C For the rate of loss of building space for scenario C,
Figure FDA0003879713900000042
wherein, Δ V C For scheme C building space lost due to seismic reinforcement, V C Respectively the original building use space of the scheme C;
s24: calculating the green environmental protection index score a of each scheme through a green environmental protection index score calculation module 4
The full score of the green environmental protection index is 100, the score is based on the carbon emission of reinforcement construction, when a plurality of alternative reinforcement schemes exist, the green environmental protection index of the scheme with the least carbon emission is 100, and the green environmental protection index of other schemes is obtained by multiplying the ratio of the least carbon emission to the carbon emission of the scheme by 100; for the scheme A, the green environmental protection index score a is calculated by using the formula (10) 4A (ii) a For the scheme B, the green environmental protection index score a is calculated by using the formula (11) 4B (ii) a For the scheme C, the green environmental protection index score a is calculated by using the formula (12) 4C
Figure FDA0003879713900000043
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In the formula, C A Carbon emission amount for reinforcement construction corresponding to scheme A, C B Carbon emission amount for reinforcement construction corresponding to scheme B, C C Carbon emission amount of reinforcement construction corresponding to the scheme C;
step three: firstly, determining the weight of each quantization index, and then obtaining the weighted score of each quantization index;
s31, determining the basic weight gamma of each quantization index according to different importance degrees of each quantization index in scheme selection i Wherein the weight of the economic indicator is gamma 1 The weight of the construction convenience index is gamma 2 The weight of the building use index is gamma 3 And greenThe weight of the color environmental index is gamma 4
In the process, the weights of all quantization indexes selected in the reinforcement scheme are not less than 0.1, namely: gamma ray i ≧ 0.1, (i =1,2,3, 4), while ensuring that the sum of the weights of all quantization indices equals 1, i.e.:
Figure FDA0003879713900000051
s32, multiplying the quantization index weight by the quantization index score to obtain a quantization index weighted score;
calculating the economic index weighted score of each scheme through an economic index weighted score module; for scheme A, γ is utilized 1 a 1A Calculating the economic index weighted score; for scheme B, γ is utilized 1 a 1B Calculating the economic index weighted score; for scheme C, γ is utilized 1 a 1C Calculating the economic index weighted score;
calculating construction convenience index weighted scores of all schemes through a construction convenience index weighted score module; for protocol A, γ is utilized 2 a 2A Calculating the construction convenience index weighting score; for scheme B, γ is utilized 2 a 2B Calculating the construction convenience index weighted score; for scheme C, γ is utilized 2 a 2C Calculating the construction convenience index weighted score;
calculating the building use index weighted score of each scheme through a building use index weighted score module; for scheme A, γ is utilized 3 a 3A Calculating the weighted score of the building use index; for scheme B, γ is utilized 3 a 3B Calculating the weighted score of the building use index; for scheme C, γ is utilized 3 a 3C Calculating the weighted score of the building use index;
calculating the building use index weighted score of each scheme through a green environment-friendly index weighted score module; for protocol A, γ is utilized 4 a 4A Calculating the green environmental protection index weighted score; for scheme B, γ is utilized 4 a 4B Calculating the green environmental protection index weighted score; for squareCase C, using γ 4 a 4C Calculating the green environmental protection index weighted score;
step four: accumulating all the quantitative index weighted scores in each scheme by using a scheme comprehensive score module to obtain a comprehensive score Z of each scheme; specifically, for scenario A, its composite score Z is calculated using equation (13) A For scenario B, its composite score Z is calculated using equation (14) B For solution C, the composite score Z is calculated using equation (15) C
Figure FDA0003879713900000052
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Step five: sorting the comprehensive scores of all the schemes by using a comparison and selection output module, and outputting the reinforcement scheme with the highest score as a comprehensive benefit optimal scheme Z j (ii) a Specifically, for the scheme a, the scheme B and the scheme C, the formula (16) is used to output the overall benefit optimal scheme Z therein j
Z j =max{Z A ,Z B ,Z C } (16)。
4. The multi-index quantitative comparison and selection method for the existing building earthquake-resistant reinforcement scheme according to claim 3, wherein the weight γ of economic index 1 Weight gamma of value 0.5, convenient index of construction 2 Value of 0.2, weight gamma of building use index 3 Weight gamma of value 0.2 and green environmental index 4 The value is 0.1.
5. The multi-index quantification and comparison method for the existing building earthquake-resistant reinforcement scheme according to claim 4, wherein the scheme A is a method for earthquake-resistant reinforcement by adopting a section increasing method, the scheme B is a method for earthquake-resistant reinforcement by adopting a newly-added reinforced concrete shear wall, and the scheme C is a method for earthquake-resistant reinforcement by installing an energy dissipation and shock absorption device.
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