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Shaking Table Test of Reinforced Concrete Frame-Wall Model

Hao Zhang, Bing Li, Xu Li, De Bin Wang

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A 1/5 scaled three-story RC (reinforced concrete) frame-wall model was modeled in microconcrete and fine wire and carried out on the shaking table. The main objective of this paper aimed to investigate the dynamic characteristics, the seismic responses, and the failure mechanisms of the model, also concentrated on the strain rate of concrete on structural members under seismic action. Based on the test results, some significant conclusions are obtained for engineering practice.

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A 1/5 scaled three-story RC (reinforced concrete) frame-wall model was modeled in microconcrete and fine wire and carried out on the shaking table. The main objective of this paper aimed to investigate the dynamic characteristics, the seismic responses, and the failure mechanisms of the model, also concentrated on the strain rate of concrete on structural members under seismic action. Based on the test results, some significant conclusions are obtained for engineering practice.

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A 1/5 scaled three-story RC (reinforced concrete) frame-wall model was modeled in microconcrete and fine wire and carried out on the shaking table. The main objective of this paper aimed to investigate the dynamic characteristics, the seismic responses, and the failure mechanisms of the model, also concentrated on the strain rate of concrete on structural members under seismic action. Based on the test results, some significant conclusions are obtained for engineering practice.

Key concepts: Earthquake shaking table, Structural engineering, Frame (networking), Reinforced concrete, Geotechnical engineering, Engineering, Test (biology), Table (database)

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