- 【标题】Seismic behavior and strength capacity of steel coupling beam-SRC wall joints
- 【摘要】A hybrid coupled wall system, where steel coupling beams couple steel reinforced concrete (SRC) walls in series,
has been recognized as an alternative to reinforced concrete (RC) coupled wall systems for enhanced seismic performance of
high-rise buildings. A key issue of this system is seismic design of steel coupling beam-to-SRC wall joints. This paper
presents a series of full-scale tests to investigate the cyclic behavior and strength capacity of the steel coupling
beam-to-SRC wall joints, where a steel beam was rigidly connected to an encased steel column in wall boundary using a
fully welded connection detail. The steel beam-to-SRC wall joints failed in panel shear mode, characterized by yielding
of the steel web panel and joint transverse reinforcement, and crisscrossed-diagonal cracking and crushing of joint panel
concrete. A design model for calculating the nominal strength of the steel beam-to-SRC wall joint is presented. The accuracy
of the design model was verified against the collected test data and additional finite element (FE) analysis. The experimental
tests and FE analysis also identified that severe vertical cracks might develop along the inner side of wall boundary element,
due to horizontally tensile forces induced by the steel beam flange. Increased amount of horizontally distributed rebar is
recommended to be assigned in around the join region, in order to control such unwanted damage. In addition, the test results
of one specimen demonstrated that properly designed beam-to-wall joint remained slightly damaged when the steel coupling beam
fully developed its plastic rotation.
- 【关键词】Steel coupling beams;Steel reinforced concrete (SRC) walls;Hybrid coupled wall system;Steel coupling beam-to-SRC wall joint;Seismic behavior;Strength capacity;Design model
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