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Document:
SP36
Date:
January 1, 1972
Author(s):
Editors: Mark Fintel and James G. MacGregor
Publication:
Symposium Papers
Volume:
36
Abstract:
SP36 Presents selected papers dealing with the structural analysis and design of tall reinforced concrete buildings. Subjects covered include: frame-shear wall systems; framed tube structures, optimization, load distribution analysis, and symmetric shear wall analysis. Four papers dealing with various aspects of the problems of constructing tall buildings in sesmic areas are also included.
DOI:
10.14359/14089
SP36-09
A. Coull, N.W. Adams
A method is presented for the analysis of the distribution of lateral loads amongst the shear walls of a three-dimensional multi-storey [sic] building subjected to both bending and torsion.
10.14359/17363
SP36-10
A. Coull
Design formulas are presented for the direct evaluation of the axial forces in the connecting beams and the shear forces in the walls of a coupled shear wall system.
10.14359/17364
SP36-11
Riko Rossman
Shear-wall building structures are often symetric in plan and subjected to loads the result of which coincide with the structure's symmetry plane. To enable a simple, reasonably accurate analysis of these types of structures to be made in engineering offices, the author's continuous connection method for the analysis of simple perforated shear walls is extended to cover complete building structures.
10.14359/17365
SP36-12
D.R. Green, I.A. Macleod, R.S. Girardau
Many shear walls are supported on beams which span onto columns. The redistribution of loading at the base of such a wall causes axial tension, shear and bending moments in the support beam. This paper develops equations whereby these force actions can be readily estimated.
10.14359/17366
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