Seismic Testing and Analysis Program on High Aspect Ratio Wood Shear Walls

Topics:
Civil and Environmental,
Construction Materials
Tags:
Analysis,
Aspect Ratio,
Business Operations,
Construction,
Research & Development,
Wall,
Washington State University
Source:
Washington State University

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Overview: This paper describes a research, which is part of a larger effort at the University of British Columbia called the Earthquake 99 Project. In cooperation with the CUREe-Caltech Woodframe project, all data for nonproprietary systems will be released to further the understanding of the performance of light-framed structures subjected to seismic excitation. The early results indicate that high aspect ratio wood structural panel shear walls can perform very well when rated in accordance with the displacement-based method outlined in this paper. Finally, good hysteretic models are necessary for accurate time history modeling.

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Format: PDF | Size: 446KB | Date: Jul 2000 | Pages: 11


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