seismic performance of hollow rectangular reinforced concrete piers with highly confined boundary elements phase i flexural tests phase ii shear tests This report describes a study in which large scale tests were conducted to investigate the integral behavior of structural walls with highly confined boundary elements
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Get PriceReinforced concrete RC structural walls are a common structural system for buildings in many regions of high seismic hazard such as the West Coast of the United States New Zealand or Chile and diagonal crushing of the wall web A significant portion of RC wall buildings have been constructed prior to the implementation of modern
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Get PriceN NW wall W SW wall S SE wall E NE wall N Figure 6 DPT web crushing failure at µ∆ = 4 x 2 loading toward A Figure 7 shows the cracking pattern and the web crushing failure mode of BPT unit Web crushing on this unit took place initiated at the region next to the compression boundary element which was severely degraded due to the multi
Get Price• Phase I Assess concrete crushing failure at large drift demands • Phase II Assess failure of steel from tensile yielding 2 A Wall Shape P/Ag f c 1st Yield Curvature Web Compr 1/in c Compr Strain= 0 003 c/lw E8 E rectangular 0 271 0 0000148 120 0 426 E11 G rectangular with small flange 0 229 0 0000205 83 2 0 276
Get PriceCiteSeerX Document Details Isaac Councill Lee Giles Pradeep Teregowda Large scale tests were conducted to investigate the integral behavior of structural walls with highly con ned boundary elements Five test units with similar geometry and longitudinal reinforcement were loaded cyclically in single bending Design parameters included column length transverse reinforcement in the wall
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Get PriceThe problem of web crushing as a possible brittle failure mode for hollow rectangular reinforced concrete piers is introduced Existing web crushing models are discussed and the need for a flexure shear model of web crushing is emphasized A potential flexure shear model for web crushing is introduced based on work originally presented in the
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Get PriceThe underlying premise of the ASCE 7 10 and ACI 318 14 provisions is that special structural walls satisfying the provisions of ACI 318 14 Sections 18 10 6 2 t Reliability Based Design Methodology for Reinforced Concrete Structural Walls with Special Boundary where significant damage occurred at wall boundaries due to concrete crushing
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