[PDF] Top 20 Analysis Modelling of Seismic Behaviour of Lightweight Concrete Shear Walls

... structural lightweight concrete has been used in many civil engineering applications as a very convenient alternative to conventional ...in seismic zones because of the reduced dynamic ...the ... See full document

... the seismic response of reinforced concrete (RC) frame building considering the effect of modelling masonry infill (MI) ...The seismic behaviour of a residential 6-storey RC frame ... See full document

... Reinforced concrete shear walls have been widely used as lateral load resisting system in concrete buildings in the past, especially in high-rise ...cases concrete shear ... See full document

... Behbahanifard and Grondin et al [11] carried out an explicit analysis that included kinematic tempering material. The results are validated with experimental results and, subsequently, parametric studies have been ... See full document

... detail analysis to reach the acceptable elastic range in the ...dynamic analysis, the mathematical model of building by determining of strength, mass, stiffness and inelastic member properties are ... See full document

... Abstract— Seismic forces acting on the structure mainly depends onto the weight of structure, the primary theme of this work is to reduce the self-weight of the concrete structures, which can be done by ... See full document

... improved modelling show much better agreement with the ...elastic behaviour of the structure, which ends when maximum concrete tensile stress is ...the concrete bearing capacity. When the ... See full document

... of shear wall in the action of horizontal load on the top flange, FEM (finite element method) modeling methods were reviewed and summarized in this ...In shear wall with vertical and horizontal flanges, the ... See full document

... element analysis (FEA) models of the experimental samples and their verification against the experimental ...Two-way behaviour of the caps under load was observed in the FEA, and it became apparent that the ... See full document

... cement concrete wall only. Since the tensile strength of plain cement concrete is poor, in an ideal situation; the wall should have vertically split into different vertically standing units due to the ... See full document

... and shear force in columns were also reduced in braced models and concluded that the concept of using steel bracing was one of the advantageous concepts which can be used to strengthen or retrofit the existing ... See full document

... Precast lightweight concrete sandwich panel offers a lighter system which is critical for the construction ...Precast lightweight concrete sandwich panel can be cast in a controlled ... See full document

... Reinforced concrete walls, which include lift walls or shear walls, are usual requirement of reinforced concrete multistory ...the shear wall in tall, medium and even ... See full document

... Coulomb (1776) gave mathematical solution for estimation of lateral static earth pressure on retaining wall. Coulomb used equilibrium of forces for determination magnitude of thrust on retaining wall to achieve maximum ... See full document

... under seismic loading. By using a 40-story reinforced concrete core wall building, Zekioglu et ...the seismic shear strength of the core wall segments and coupling beams should be determined ... See full document

... the shear walls are arranged in a symmetric manner in the plan of the building, wind and seismic loads will cause translational displacements ...of shear walls. The shear ... See full document

... reinforced concrete (RC) walls have shown that shear deformations can constitute a significant ratio of the total deformations when the wall is loaded beyond the elastic ...RC walls that form ... See full document

... both concrete wythes and marked on the panel as they occurred at every load increment until the PLFP failed by crushing of concrete wythes at mid ... See full document

... bracingsand shear walls. The parameters for Seismic taken in to consideration are like such as storey displacement, storey drift ratio, storey shear, storey stiffness and time period which are ... See full document

... Reinforced concrete frames are the most commonly adopted building construction practices in ...highly seismic prone zones, should be analyzed and designed with extra lateral stiffening system to improve ... See full document