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Document:
SP36-02
Date:
January 1, 1972
Author(s):
Arnaldo T. Derecho
Publication:
Symposium Papers
Volume:
36
Abstract:
This paper briefly reviews some aspects involved in the planning and analysis of frames and frame-shearwall systems, with particular reference to the lateral-load-resisting function. The basic structural systems commonly used in the high-rise building are examined and a discussion of frame-shearwall behavior as well as some simplifying assumptions used in their analysis is presented. Areas requiring further study are indicated.
DOI:
10.14359/17356
SP36-01
Alexander Popoff Jr.
This paper, in essentially the present form, was presented as an introduction to a three-hour discussion session at the 1971 Conference on the Behavior of Concrete Structural Systems.
10.14359/17355
SP36-08
P.J. Richter, D.P. Reddy, M.S. Agbabian
Earthquake resistant multistory reinforced concrete structures incorporate the principles of ductile moment resisting memebers.
10.14359/17362
SP36-07
Alex E. Cardenas, Donald D. Magura
The results of a laboratory investigation on the strength of shear walls for high-risse buildings are presented.
10.14359/17361
SP36-06
C.M. Allen, L.G. Jaeger, V.C. Fenton
This paper presents a study of the behavior and design of ductile shear walls, limiting the study to those walls which behave as flexural members, the ductility of flexural members having been generally proved in tests and in practice in seismic regions. . .This paper is intended as a design aid for structural designers who are considering the use of shear walls in seismic regions.
10.14359/17360
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