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Paso 2: Obtenga el momento de vuelco de la base de diseño para cada muro de corte
la Fig.16 según
de la siguiente manera:
gran escala
La demanda de momento base para el muro prototipo se determinó como Movw= 23,8
MN m.
(1) Una estimación inicial de lw = 4500, tw = 400, and ρPT = 0.2%, ePT = 200mm.
Resolviendo Eqs (18) y (19) leads to the result of ay = 959 mm, conduce al
Tensión-deformación analítica
Suponiendo que
fcc = 41 Mpa,
Figura 17. Relaciones tensión-deformación de compresión del hormigón para
diferentes niveles de confinamiento.
Figura 18. Detalles del refuerzo del muro: (a) Sección transversal y (b) Vista en
alzado.
Tabla 5. Resumen de los parámetros de diseño del edificio del estudio de caso.
Figura 22. Curva de fuerza-deriva de la estructura del estudio de caso bajo carga cíclica.
muestra comparaciones de los resultados analíticos preliminares con los resultados de las
pruebas para el PT
espécimen en términos de momento base de desplazamiento del techo para el 25, 50 y
100% JMA-Kobe
registros. Los resultados de la simulación presentaron una sólida concordancia en
comparación con la prueba.
resultados. Por lo tanto, la simulación presentada proporcionó una metodología razonable
para analizar
la respuesta sísmica de las estructuras PPCW.
el momento de vuelco máximo calculado es 22,9 MN. Las respuestas de cuatro pisos
Los edificios bajo carga monótona se muestran en la Fig.21, lo que indica una
concordancia aceptable
entre el cizallamiento base predicho y analítico y el momento de vuelco en ambos
y estados últimos. Los resultados calculados de la construcción del estudio de caso bajo
carga cíclica son
presentado en la Fig. 22, que muestra una buena capacidad de disipación de energía
(Fig. 23).
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