Design Method of The New Damping Energy Dissipation Corrugated Steel Plate Shear Wall System
Wenxu Duan, Xiaotong Peng, Ao Yang, Chen Lin
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Wenxu Duan, Xiaotong Peng, Ao Yang, Chen Lin
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Abstract In order to improve the lateral stiffness of the steel frame, natural anti-buckling corrugated steel shear wall was combined with mild steel dampers, forming a new damping energy-dissipation corrugated steel plate shear wall system (DCSW). The design method of the DCSW system was proposed based on plastic analysis. To study the seismic performance of this system, the nonlinear FEM of the DCSW system was established by ABAQUS, and the analysis on bearing capacity and energy dissipation capacity was carried out. The results showed that the DCSW designed by this method had high lateral bearing capacity and energy dissipation capacity. The lateral ultimate bearing capacity increased by 50% and lateral displacement reduced by 43% with corrugated steel plate shear wall and mild steel dampers.
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Abstract In order to improve the lateral stiffness of the steel frame, natural anti-buckling corrugated steel shear wall was combined with mild steel dampers, forming a new damping energy-dissipation corrugated steel plate shear wall system (DCSW). The design method of the DCSW system was proposed based on plastic analysis. To study the seismic performance of this system, the nonlinear FEM of the DCSW system was established by ABAQUS, and the analysis on bearing capacity and energy dissipation capacity was carried out. The results showed that the DCSW designed by this method had high lateral bearing capacity and energy dissipation capacity. The lateral ultimate bearing capacity increased by 50% and lateral displacement reduced by 43% with corrugated steel plate shear wall and mild steel dampers.
Key concepts: Dissipation, Structural engineering, Shear wall, Steel plate shear wall, Bearing capacity, Materials science, Damper, Stiffness