Performance of damage protected beam-column joints subjected to bi-directional lateral loading

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University of Canterbury. Civil Engineering.
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2006
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Solberg, K.
Li, L.
Bradley, Brendon
Mander, J.B.
Dhakal, Rajesh
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This work will further investigate the validity of Damage Avoidance Design systems through an experimental and computational study of a 80% scale sub-assembly. A coupler system is implemented whereby high strength unbonded threaded rods running through the beams are coupled to rods within the columns. The threaded rods are post-tensioned and additional energy dissipation devices are installed. Precast and cast insitu solutions are considered. A multi-level seismic performance assessment is conducted considering three performance objectives related to occupancy and collapse prevention. Bi-directional quasi-static cyclic tests and quasi-earthquake displacement tests are performed. Critical earthquakes are selected using a probabilistic computational method. Results indicate the DAD system satisfies all performance objectives. Further design improvements are discussed.

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Solberg, K., Li, L., Bradley, B., Mander, J.B., Dhakal, R.P. (2006) Performance of damage protected beam-column joints subjected to bi-directional lateral loading. Christchurch, New Zealand: New Zealand Concrete Industry Conference, 29 Sep-1 Oct 2006.
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