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Analisis Diafragma
Horisontal
SK Ghosh,
Ph.D.
Daftar
Isi
FEMA P-1051, NEHRP Rekomendasi Rekomendasi: Contoh
Desain
Langkah 2: Menentukan Opsi Desain Diafragma dan Konektor yang Sesuai
atauPenguatan Bersama.
2015 Ketentuan Rekomendasi NEHRP (disebut sebagai Ketentuan) mencakup dua hal penting
item ficant terkait dengan desain diafragma, yang mewakili perubahan dari2009 Ketentuan.
Pertama, ASCE 7-10 (disebut Standar) telah dimodifikasi untuk memasukkan Bagian 12.10.3
baru, Ketentuan Desain Alternatif untuk Diafragma termasuk Akord dan Kolektor, dalam Bagian
12.10, Akordeon dan Kolektor Diafragma. Modifikasi ini telah diterima untuk dimasukkan dalam
ASCE 7-16. Bagian baru menyediakan penentuan alternatif tingkat kekuatan desain diafragma,
yang wajib untuk diafragma beton pracetak pada bangunan yang ditugaskan untuk SDC C, D,
E, atau F. Alternatif ini diizinkan untuk digunakan untuk diafragma beton pracetak lainnya,
diafragma beton dalam pesawat, dan diafragma kayu didukung pada framing kayu. Standar
Bagian12.10.3 tidak berlaku untuk diafragma geladak baja. Kedua, ASCE 7-10 juga telah
dimodifikasi untuk menambahkan Bagian 14.2.4, yang berisi ketentuan desain seismik
terperinci untuk diafragma beton pracetak termasuk protokol kualifikasi konektor. Modifikasi ini
juga telah diterima untuk dimasukkan dalam ASCE 7-16.
Desain struktur seismik telah lama didasarkan pada perkiraan respon inelastik dari sistem
penahan gaya seismik. Perkiraan ini mengurangi hasil analisis elastis dengan
mempertimbangkan kekuatan cadangan, daktilitas, dan disipasi energi yang melekat pada
elemen vertikal dari sistem penahan gaya seismik. Pada tahun 1978, ATC-3 (ATC, 1978)
memberikan faktor reduksi gaya desain berdasarkan pertimbangan perilaku inelastis
elemen-elemen vertikal dari sistem penahan gaya seismik dan kinerja struktur dalam gempa
bumi masa lalu. Asumsi utama yang mengarah ke faktor-faktor ini adalah bahwa menghasilkan
elemen-elemen vertikal dari sistem penahan gaya seismik adalah mekanisme utama untuk
perilaku inelastik dan disipasi energi.
Sebaliknya, persyaratan desain untuk elemen horisontal dari sistem penahan gaya lateral
(diafragma) telah ditetapkan oleh pertimbangan empiris, bukan oleh pengurangan gaya
diafragma elastis karena aksi inelastis. Untuk tipe konstruksi diafragma yang sudah mapan,
pendekatan empiris ini secara umum memuaskan. Kinerja sistem yang memuaskan,
bagaimanapun, mensyaratkan bahwa diafragma memiliki kekuatan dan daktilitas yang cukup
untuk memobilisasi perilaku inelastis elemen-elemen vertikal.
Untuk membantu mencapai kinerja seismik yang diinginkan dari struktur, desain elemen
horizontal dan vertikal dari sistem penahan gaya seismik perlu dibuat lebih konsisten. Hasil
analitik serta hasil eksperimen dari uji shake-table di Jepang, Meksiko, dan Amerika Serikat
telah menunjukkan bahwa kekuatan diafragma lebih dari ketinggian struktur yang sebenarnya
dialami dalam gempa tingkat desain mungkin kadang-kadang secara signifikan lebih besar
daripada kode gaya desain diafragma -tingkat, terutama di mana respons diafragma mendekati
elastis. Namun, ada beberapa faktor spesifik material yang terkait dengan kekuatan yang
berlebihan dan kapasitas deformasi yang dapat menjelaskan kinerja diafragma yang
memuaskan. ASCE 7-16 Bagian 12.10.3 mengaitkan desain diafragma dengan tingkat
kekuatan dan deformasi yang mewakili perilaku yang sebenarnya diantisipasi.
ASCE 7-16 Bagian 12.10.3 menyajikan gaya diafragma elastis sebagai jumlah statistik dari efek
mode pertama dan efek mode yang lebih tinggi (Rodriguez et al., 2002). Efek mode pertama
dikurangi oleh faktor-R dari sistem penahan gaya seismik, tetapi kemudian diamplifikasi oleh
faktor kekuatan berlebih, Ω0, karena kekuatan elemen elemen vertikal akan menghasilkan gaya
mode pertama yang lebih tinggi dalam diafragma. Efek yang disebabkan oleh respons mode
yang lebih tinggi tidak berkurang. Dalam pengakuan kapasitas deformasi dan kekuatan lebih
dari diafragma, gaya diafragma elastis dari mode pertama dan lebih tinggi dari respon
kemudian dikurangi dengan faktor reduksi kekuatan diafragma, Rs .
Dengan modifikasi oleh Rs,tingkat kekuatan desain yang diusulkan mungkin tidak berbeda
secara signifikan dari tingkat diafragma kekuatan desain ASCE 7-16 Bagian 12.10.1 dan
12.10.2 untuk banyak kasus praktis. Untuk beberapa jenis diafragma dan untuk beberapa
lokasi di dalam struktur, gaya desain diafragma yang diusulkan akan berubah secara signifikan,
menghasilkan perubahan nyata pada konstruksi yang dihasilkan. Berdasarkan data dari
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FEMA P-1051, Ketentuan yang Dianjurkan NEHRP: Desain
Contoh
pengujian dan analisis dan pada pengamatan pembangunan kinerja, diyakini bahwa perubahan
ini dibenarkan.
Penjelasan terperinci dari ASCE 7-10 yang ditambahkan Bagian 12.10.3 disediakan di Bagian
2 (Komentar) untukNEHRP 2015 Ketentuan. Ini tidak diulang di sini. Tujuannya di sini adalah
untuk memberikan panduan langkah demi langkah untuk mengimplementasikan Bagian
12.10.3 dan untuk menunjukkan bagaimana perbedaannya dari implementasi Bagian 12.10.1
dan 12.10.2.
Tingkat kekuatan desain alternatif dari Bagian 12.10.3 didasarkan pada pekerjaan oleh
Rodriguez, Restrepo, dan Carr (Rodriguez et al., 2002), diverifikasi oleh karya yang lebih baru
oleh Fleischman et al. (Pankow, 2014), yang merupakan bagian dari upaya penelitian DSDM
(Metodologi Desain Seismik Diafragma) utama yang didanai oleh National Science Foundation,
Pracetak / Institut Beton Pracetak, dan Pankow Foundation. Penelitian ini dilakukan di
Universitas Arizona, Tucson, Universitas Lehigh, dan Universitas California di San Diego.
ACI 318 American Concrete Institute. 2014. Persyaratan Kode Bangunan untuk
Beton Struktural.
Laporan ATLSS Naito, C., Ren, R., Jones, C., Cullent, T., "PengembanganDesain Seismik
Metodologiuntuk Diafragma Precast - Konektor Kinerja Fase 1B,"
Laporan ATLSS No. 07-04, ATLSS Center, Universitas Lehigh,
Juni, 2007, 169 halaman.
Laporan ATLSS Naito, C., Peter, W., Cao, L., “PengembanganDesain Seismik
Metodologiuntuk Diafragma Pracetak - LAPORAN RINGKASAN 1
FASE 1,” Laporan ATLSS No. 06-03, Pusat ATLSS, Universitas
Lehigh, Januari, 2006, 118 halaman.
Ren dan Naito Ren, R., dan Naito, CJ, 2013. “PracetakKonektor Konektor Diafragma
Basis Data, Jurnal Teknik Struktural, ASCE, Januari.
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6.1 PENENTUAN STEP-BY-STEP FORCE DIAPHRAGM TRADISIONAL DESAIN
FORCE
Berikut ini menjelaskan secara bertahap langkah-langkah penentuan gaya desain seismik
diafragma oleh ASCE 7-16 Bagian 12.10.1 dan 12.10.2. Prosedur dalam bagian ini telah
digunakan sejak sebelum edisi pertama IBC dan, di masa lalu, telah berlaku untuk diafragma
semua bahan. ASCE 7-16 Bagian 12.10.1 dan 12.10.2 tidak dapat digunakan untuk desain
diafragma beton pracetak pada bangunan ditugaskan untuk C, D, E, atau F.
Langkah 1: Tentukan wpx.ASCE 7-16 Bagian 12.7.2 mendefinisikan berat seismik efektif, W. wx
adalah bagian dari W y ang merupakan anak sungai ke tingkat x. wp x berbeda dari wx hanya
dalam bahwa bobot dari dinding sejajar dengan kekuatan gempa dapat dikecualikan dari wp x.
Langkah 2: Tentukan wi untuk semua level dari x ke n, n m
enjadi level atap. Tentukan jumlah
w i.
Σ
dari atas, nxi =
Gambar 6.1-1 Bobot seismik dan gaya lateral yang diperoleh dari distribusi vertikal geser
dasar desain pada berbagai tingkat lantai
Langkah 3: Tentukan geser dasar desain seismik, V, dari ASCE 7-16 Bagian 12.8.1.
Langkah 4: Tentukan porsi V yang diinduksi pada level i, Fi , untuk semua level dari x k e n, dari
F i .
=
Langkah 5: Tentukan gaya desain diafragma pada level x, Fp x, dari:
∑ F F
n i px
=
w
∑ n
xi =
px wi xi =
Tabel 12.10.3.5-
1)
ASCE 7-16Tabel 12.10.3.5-1 faktor PenguranganDiafragma Desain Force, Rs
Shear-
Diafragma Sistem Controlledsebuah 6- 6
Flexure-
Controlleda
- 1.5 2
Cast-in-place concrete yang dirancang sesuai dengan Bagian 14.2 dan ACI 318
Pracetak beton dirancang sesuai dengan Bagian 14.2.4 dan ACI 318
EDO1, b 0.7 0.7
BDO2, b 1.0 1.0
RDO3 , b 1.4 1.4 Pelapis kayu yang dirancang sesuai dengan Bagian 14.5 dan AF&PA (sekarang
AWC) Ketentuan Desain Khusus untuk Angin dan Seismik
- 3.0 NA
1
EDO adalah diafragma beton pracetak Opsi Desain Elastis. 2 BDO adalah diafragma beton
Opsi Desain Dasar. 3 RDO adalah Opsi Desain Reduksi diafragma beton pracetak. sebuah
11.2. b Pilihan desain yang elastis, dasar, dan tereduksi didefinisikan dalam ASCE 7-16 Bagian
11.2.
The Diafragma Desain Angkatan Pengurangan Factor, Rs ,m enyumbang diafragma kekuatan
lebih dan / atau kapasitas perpindahan inelastis dari diafragma. Untuk sistem diafragma
dengan kapasitas deformasi inelastis yang cukup untuk memungkinkan respon inelastis pada
gempa rencana, Rs b
iasanya lebih besar dari 1,0, sehingga Fpx b
erkurang relatif terhadap
permintaan tenaga desain untuk diafragma yang tetap linear elastis pada gempa rencana.
Untuk sistem diafragma yang tidak memiliki deformasi inelastis yang cukup
Bab 6:Analisis Diafragma
kapasitasHorizontal, Rs harus kurang dari 1,0, atau bahkan 0,7, sehingga respon
kekuatan-deformasi elastis linear dapat diharapkan di bawah MCE tersebut.
Langkah 3: Tentukan Cpx,Diafragma Desain Percepatan (Force) Koefisien di Level x
(ASCE 7-
16 Bagian 12.10.3.2) Dalam rangka untuk menentukan Cp x, Cp 0
, Cpi,dan Cpn perlu terlebih
dahulu ditentukan.
Langkah 3A: Tentukan Cp 0 ,Diafragma Desain Percepatan (Force) Koefisien di Pangkalan
Struktur (ASCE 7-16 Bagian 12.10.3.2.1)
C = 40 IS.
p0 eDS Langkah 3B: Tentukan Cpi, Percepatan Desain Diafragma (Angkatan)
Koefisien pada 80 persen dari hn ( ASCE 7- 16 Bagian 12.10.3.2.1)
Cpi adalah nilai yang lebih besar yang diberikan oleh:
CC = .C = 90 Γ Ω C
pi 0p pi 1
m0 s di mana:
Γm1 adalah modus pertama kontribusi faktor
+ z.
Γ m = ⎞ │⎠zs = modal kontribusikoefisien tergantung pada sistem
s 6-7 │⎝- ⎛ N 1 1501 1
C
( Γ m 0 1 Ω
s ) 2
+ Γ
( 2
sm 2
C
)2
FEMA P-1051, NEHRP Ketentuan yang Disarankan: Desain Contoh di
mana: Γm2 adalah faktor kontribusi mode lebih tinggi
2
Γm 2 = 190
z. s ASCE
7-16 Gambar 12.10.3-1 Menghitung percepatan desain koefisien Cpx
di gedung-gedung dua cerita atau kurang tinggi dan di gedung-gedung bertingkat tiga
atau lebih tinggi
Distribusi pasukan desain diafragma sepanjang ketinggian bangunan agak berbeda dalam
Ketentuan dari yang diberikan dalam ASCE 7-16 Gambar 12.10.3-1. Distribusi NEHRP
ditunjukkan di bawah ini dalam Ketentuan G ambar 12.10-2. Untuk bangunan bertingkat tiga
atau lebih tinggi, parameter Cpi tidak digunakan. Parameter Cp x t etap konstan dan sama dengan
Cp0 dari dasar sampai 80% dari ketinggian struktural, hn ,d
i atas dasar. Juga, dalam ASCE 7-16,
parameter Cp n tidak boleh kurang dari Cpi. Namun, tidak ada batas bawah tersebut dikenakan
pada Cpn d i Ketentuan.Akibatnya, adalah mungkin untuk memiliki gaya diafragma yang lebih
rendah di atas 20% dari ketinggian bangunan dibandingkan dengan mereka yang berada di
bawah 80% dari ketinggian bangunan ketika mengikuti persyaratan Ketentuan. Ini dapat dilihat
pada Gambar 6.4-13 dan 6.4-14 nanti di bab ini.
1
6-8 │⎝- ⎛ N ⎞ │⎠Cs2 a
dalah modus yang lebih tinggi koefisien respon seismik. Cs 2 adalah yang
N.
SI De (1 -)
1 Untuk N ≥ 2
C s 2 = 0 untuk N = 1
Langkah 3D: Gunakan Gambar 12.10.3-1 untuk menentukan Cpx ( ASCE 7-16 Bagian 12.10.3.2)
Langkah 4: Tentukan Fpx,Diafragma Desain Angkatan di level x (Bagian 12.10.3.2)
Langkah 1 Langkah 3
Step2 F px =
C px w
Rs px
0
≥ wIS.2
hal.RINCIAN PASUKAN DIAPHRAGM 6.3 PERHITUNGAN
LANGKAH-LANGKAH-LANGKAHUNTUK
BANGUNAN CONTOH BANGUNAN
Detail perhitungan kekuatan desain seismik diafragma di sepanjang ketinggian bangunan beton
pracetak yang ditugaskan untuk Desain Seismik Kategori B, mengikuti prosedur langkah demi
langkah yang diberikan di atas, ditunjukkan dalam Bagian 11.1.1.1 hingga 11.1.1.3 dari
agian12.10.1 dan 12.10.2 serta prosedur dalam Standar
publikasi ini. Prosedur dalam Standar B
Bagian12.10.3 diilustrasikan, karena diafragma beton pracetak pada bangunan yang
ditugaskan untuk SDC B memenuhi syarat untuk dirancang oleh keduanya. Bagian 11.1.1.4
menggambarkan perhitungan rinci gaya desain diafragma di sepanjang ketinggian bangunan
yang ditugaskan ke SDC C mengikuti prosedur pada Bagian 6.2 di atas; diafragma ini tidak
memenuhi syarat untuk dirancang oleh prosedur dalam Bagian 6.1. Ilustrasi perhitungan rinci
gaya desain diafragma di sepanjang ketinggian bangunan beton pracetak yang ditugaskan
untuk SDC D, mengikuti prosedur dalam Bagian 6.2 di atas, ditemukan di Bagian 11.1.2.
Selain di atas, perhitungan level gaya desain untuk dua bangunan rangka kayu diilustrasikan di
bawah ini dalam Bagian 6.3.1 dan 6.3.2.
Ketentuan G ambar 12,10-2 Menghitung percepatan desain koefisien Cpx di
gedung-gedung dengan N ≤ 2 dan di gedung-gedung dengan N ≥ 3
Bab 6: Horizontal Diafragma Analisis
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Contoh - Cerita Assembly Wood Hall
Gedung Konfigurasi
Cerita Majelis digunakan, sayae = 1.25 Tinggi atap rata-rata = 25 kaki Panjang = 90 kaki Lebar
= 40 kaki SD S = 1.0, SD 1 = 0.60 Diafragma panel struktural kayu Dinding geser panel struktural
kayu - R= 6.5, Ω0= 3
FEMA P-1051, NEHRP Ketentuan yang Disarankan: Contoh Desain
Berat untuk Analisis Seismik
Atap + langit-langit = 15 psf Hanya atap = 8 psf Dinding = 10 psf
Berat seismik - Atap: (15 psf) (40 kaki) (90 kaki) (90 kaki) = 54.000 lb
Overhang: (8 psf) (2 kaki) (41 kaki) (91 kaki) (2 sisi) = 4.200 lbs Dinding samping: (10 psf) (10
kaki) (90 kaki) (90 kaki) (2 sisi) = 18.000 lbs Dinding ujung : (10 psf) (25 kaki / 2) (40 kaki) (2
sisi) = 10.000 pon TOTAL = 86.200 pon yang bekerja di atap
C s = s DS IR/ e
=
e)
(Persamaan. 12.10-1)
Untuk bangunan bertingkat tunggal, Fpx = V = 16.550 lbs
Nilai minimum Fp x =
0.2SDSI e
wpx (Persamaan 12.10-2)
= 0.2 (1.0) (1.25) (76.200 lbs) = 19.050 lbs (arah transversal)
= 0.2 (1.0) (1.25) (68.200 lbs) = 17.050 lbs (arah longitudinal)
Nilai maksimum Fp x = 0.4SDSI e wpx (Persamaan 12.10-3)
= 0.4 ( 1.0) (1.25) (76.200 lbs) = 38.100 lbs (arah melintang)
= 0.4 (1.0) (1.25) (68.200 lbs) = 34.100 lbs (arah longitudinal)
Mengatur gaya desain diafragma pemerintahan = 19.050 lbs (arah transversal)
= 17.050 lbs ( arah longitudinal)
Gaya desain diafragma ASD Level:
longitudinal)
∑
6-11 x ∑
ix FF =w
i px
w =
ASCE 7-16 Alternatif / 2015NEHRP Ketentuan Pasukan Desain Diafragma Atap
Untuk bangunan dua lantai atau kurang, penentuan gaya diafragma sama dengan ASCE 7-16
dan2015 NEHRP Ketentuan, yang diilustrasikan di bawah ini. Persamaan dan nomor tabel
yang ditunjukkan di bawah ini berasal dari ASCE 7-16.
N= 1
zs = 1,0 (untuk bangunan kayu shear wall)
0,4SDSI e =
0,4 (1,0) (1,25) = 0,50 (Persamaan. 12.10.3-3)
C p n
=
(Γ m 01
Ω C s) 2
+ ( Γ sm 2 2
C
)
2
(Persamaan 12.10.3 4) - =desain:.
(Γ m
01
Ω C
s ) = 576,0) 192,0) (0,3 (0,1 = kekuatan Tingkat diafragma kekuatan
= C pr
F pr
w
Rs =
576.0
0.3200.68 094,13 lbs (arah longitudi nal) =Tetapi tidak kurang dari:
px
inci dengan paku umum 8d di tepi yang didukung 6 inci, bidang 12 inci
yang didukung Melintang - Selubung Muatan 1 - kapasitas = 430 plf / 2 =
215 plf> 167 plf OK Longitudinal - Kasing 3 - kapasitas = 320 plf / 2 =
160 plf> 66 plf OKTingkat
Contoh -TinggalMulti-Keluarga
Konfigurasi
Bangunan
RumahKonfigurasi
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FEMA P-1051, NEHRP Ketentuan yang Dianjurkan: Contoh Desain Desain
Dinding interior melintang: (10 psf) (24 kaki) (4 kaki) ft) (14 baris) = 13,4 kips TOTAL = 214 kips
bertindak di atapFloor:...
berat seismik pada 2nd dan 3rd lantai
(10 psf) (54 ft) (192 ft) = 103,7 kips longitudinal dinding eksterior: ( 15 psf) (192 kaki) (8 kaki) (2
sisi) = 46,0 kips Dinding eksterior melintang: (15 psf) (54 kaki) (8 kaki) (2 sisi) = 13,0 kaki
Dinding interior memanjang: ( 10 psf) (192 kaki) (8 kaki) (2 baris) = 30,8 kips Dinding interior
melintang: (10 psf) (24 kaki) (8 kaki) (14 baris) (14 baris) = 26,8 kali TOTAL = 220 kips
bertindak di lantai
Berat seismik TOTAL = 21 4 + 220 + 220 = 654 kips
S DS IR/ e
C s =
6-14 00.1
= 00.1 / 5.6 =
0.154(12,8-2)
Cs tidakkebutuhan melebihi:
=
C s
() = 00,1 / 5.626.0 (60,0 = s D 1 IRT
/e
0,355 (12,8-3)
V= CsW
= (0,154) (654) = 101 kips(12,8-1)
bobotDiafragma
berat Diafragma, wpx,d
i atap:
C
v kΣnhw
= hw xx i i
k(
Persamaan. 12,8-12)
i
=
1
Untuk T ≤ 0,5 detik., k =
1,0
DistribusiAngkatan sepanjang ketinggian bangunan ditunjukkan pada tabel di bawah
Level x
6-15 wx
hx
wxhx k (kips)
(ft)
(ft-kips)
Cvx Fx
(kips) 3 2 1
214 214 220 220 654
31 18 9
6634 3960 1980 12,574
0,53 0,31 0,16 1,00
53,4 31,4 16,2 101
1,0 kip = 4,45 kN, 1,0 kaki = 0,3048 m, 1,0 kaki-kip = 1,36 kN-m
Gaya kekuatan diafragma tingkat kekuatan: Gaya desain diafragma
diberikan oleh ukuran Fx yang ditentukan di atas dan Fpx yang d
itentukan di bawah ini .
∑
n
= i x
i px ∑
n
ix FF =w
i px
w =
(Persamaan 12.10-1)
Kekuatan diafragma level kekuatan ditentukan pada tabel di bawah ini.
Tingkat
wi
Σ
n
w
ii =x wpx
(kips)
Fpx ( kips)
Trans. Panjang. Trans. Panjang.
Atap 214 214 53.4 53.4 194.1 175.6 48.4 43.8 2 220 434 31.4 84.8 180.2 143.2 35.2 28.0 1 220
654 16.2 101 180.2 143.2 27.8 22.0 1.0 kip = 4.45 kN.
∑
n
F = V
i x (kips)
ii = (kips)
Fi (kips) (kips)
FEMA P-1051, NEHRP Ketentuan yang Disarankan:
Contoh-contoh Desain
Fpx d
i atap tidak boleh
kurang dari:
Fpx d
i tingkat lantai tidak boleh
kurang dari:
Fpx=
0,2SDSIew x (Persamaan 12.10-2)
p
Fpx d
i atap tidak perlu
melebihi:
Fpx d
i lantai tidak perlu melebihi:
Fpx = SIew
0,4SD x (Persamaan
p 12.10-3)
= 0.4 (1.0) (1.0) (180.2) = 72 kips (arah
transversal)
Kekuatan)
ASCE 7-16 Atap Diafragma Desain Force - ASD Transverse - Atap Longitudinal - Atap
wASD= 37.400 lbs / 192 ft. = 195 plf wASD = 37.400 lbs / 54 ft. = 693 plf R = V = 195plf (48
kaki / 2) = 4680 lbs R = V = 693 plf (24 kaki / 2) = 8316 lbs v = V / b = 4680/54 kaki. = 87
plf v = V / b = 8316/192 kaki. = 43 plf
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Desain Selubung per SDPWS - Tabel 4.2C - Diafragma Tanpa Blok: 5/16-inch Selubung
dengan paku umum 6d pada tepi yang didukung 6 inci, bidang 12 inci Transverse - Load Case
1 - kapasitas = 300 plf / 2 = 150 plf> 87 plf OK Longitudinal - Case Load 3 - kapasitas = 220 plf
/ 2 = 110 plf > 43 plf OK Selubung yang
sama OK untuk lantai kedua dan ketiga dengan inspeksi, lebih tebal dari selubung 5/16-inci
akan digunakan berdasarkan persyaratan beban gravitasi.
ASCE 7-16 Alternatif Angkatan Desain Diafragma
Persamaan dan nomor tabel yang ditunjukkan di bawah ini dari ASCE 7-16.
N= 3
zs = 1.0 (untuk bangunan dinding geser kayu)
Rs = 3.0 (dari Tabel 12.10.3.5-1)
Bab 6: Analisis Diafragma Horisontal
Γ
m
z.
1 = 1501
+ sM
enghitung percepatan desain koefisien Cp x di gedung-gedung dengan N ≥ 3
1
⎞ │⎠(Persamaan 12.10.3 10.) - =
│⎝- ⎛ N
1.001.501
× × │⎝-
+ .. ⎛ 1 m 2 = 19,0
3⎞ │⎠= 331 . Γ
│⎞ =
zs 100.19.0
2 34,0 (Persamaan 12.10.3 11.) - 6-17 │⎝- ⎛ N │⎠ ⎞2 = × × ⎝-│
11 ⎛ ⎠ Cp 0 = 0,4SD SI e
2=
030
N.
. 2 +
C) (15.403.331 ×.
2=
×
) ( 6807040 .. × ) 2 = . (Persamaan
12.10.3 4) - Kekuatan desain
C pr
R
-18 w pr
s6
w
3Rs p
51.0 0.33.242.143 = kips (arah longitudi nal) Tetapi tidak kurang dari:
Fp3 = 0,2SDSI e wp3 (Persamaan 12.10.3-2)
= 0.2 (1.0) (1.0) (180)) = 36 kips (arah melintang)
= 0,2 (1,0) (1,0) (143,2) = 28,6 kips (arah longitudinal)
F p
60 039.212.143 kips (longitudi arah nal) C p Rs2
w4
=
2
. . . =
. T
etapi tidak kurang dari:
Fp2 = 0,2SDSI e wp2 (Persamaan 12.10.3-2)
= 0.2 (1.0) (1.0) (180.2) = 36 kips (arah melintang)
Bab 6: Analisis Diafragma Horisontal
ASCE 7-16 atap Diafragma Desain - ASD Transverse - atap longitudinal - atap wASD=
30.800 lbs / 192 ft. = 160 plf wASD = 27.900 lbs / 54 ft. = 517 plf R = V = 160plf (48 ft./2) =
3840 lbs R = V = 517 plf (24 ft/2) = 6204 lbs v = V / b = 3840/54 ft. = 71 plf v = V/b =
6204/192 ft. = 32 plf
Same sheathing OK for second and third floors by inspection, thicker than 5/16-inch
sheathing will be used based on gravity load requirements.
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N ≥ 3
Calculating the design acceleration coefficient Cp x in buildings with N ≥
3
z 1
n =3 zs = 1.0 R m1 =
s = 3.0 Γ +
1
2 ⎛ │ ⎝ 1-
s
n
⎞ │ ⎠ = 1 + 2 1
⎛ │ ⎝ 1 - 3 1
⎞ │ ⎠
= 133 . ( 12.10-11)
Γ = z
2 m2 0.9 s (12.10-12)
(12.10-8) (12.10-9)
(12.10-10a)
(12.10-6)
(12.10-7) ⎛ │ ⎝ 1-
1
n ⎞ │ ⎠
...
= 09 ( 10 ) ⎛ │ ⎝ 1 - 3 1 ⎞ │ ⎠ 2 = 040 C s2 (
= .15 n+ 0 .25 ) I e S DS
0 = ( 0.15 *3+ 0.25 )( 1 00 . )( 100 . )
I S 1.00 100 .
=0.70-controls C s2 =I
S DS = 100 . ( 100 . ) = 100 . C
e s 2 = e D1 0.03 (n- 1
) = 0.03 ( (3- )
1
)=
167
. For n ≥ 2 C
p0
= .4 S DS
0 I e = 0 . ) ( 1 00 . ) = 040 .
04 . ( 1
C =
pn ( Γ m1 Ω 0 C s ) 2 + ( Γ m2 C
s2 )
2 = 133 . * 30 . * 0
( 154 . 2 +
) ( 0.40*0.70 ) 2
= 0672 . pr
= C
Roof - Strength Level: F pr
Rs w
r
p
= 680
.441194 . = kips
. 03 (12.10-4) But not less than: Fpr = SIewpr =
0.2SD 0.2(1.0)(1.0)(194.1) =
38.8 kips (12.10-5) Roof - ASD Level: Fpr = 0.7(44 kips) = 30.8 kips
=
3rd Floor - Strength Level: Cp3 = 0.40 F p 3 C p
3
Rs w
p
3
= .
40 03
. =
.242180 kips (12.10-4) But
p3 =
not less than: F 0.2SDSI e
wp3 =
0.2(1.0)(1.0)(180.2) = 36 kips
(12.10-5)
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3rd Floor - ASD Level: Fp3 =
0.7(36.0 kips) = 25.2 kips
=
2nd Floor - Strength Level: Cp 2 = 0.40 F p 2 C p
2
Rs w
p
2
= .
40 03
. =
.242180 kips (12.10-4) But
p2 =
not less than: F 0.2SDSI e
wp2 =
0.2(1.0)(1.0)(180.2) = 36 kips
(12.10-5) 2nd
Floor - ASD Level: Fp2 = 0.7(36.0 kips) = 25.2 kips
Comparison Summary - ASD Level Fpx Forces (#)
Level ASCE 7-16 2015 NEHRP Provisions Roof 30,800 30,800 3rd 25,200 25,200 2
nd
25,200 25,200
6.4 COMPARISON OF DESIGN FORCE LEVELS
Comparisons of diaphragm seismic design force levels along the heights of a number of
buildings of various materials and assigned to various SDC's are shown in this section.
4-Story Perimeter Wall Precast Concrete Parking Structure (SDC C, Knoxville)
The structure for Example 1 is a 4-story perimeter shear wall precast concrete parking garage.
As seen in the plan view of Figure 6.4-1a, the parking structure has three bays with a central
ramp. The structural plan has a footprint of 300 ft × 180 ft, resulting in 300 ft × 60 ft dimensions
for each sub-diaphragm. The floor- to-floor height is 10.5 ft for the typical story and 16 ft for the
first story. The lateral force-resisting system (LFRS) in the transverse direction is composed of
four 25-ft long perimeter precast walls, two at each end of the structure. The LFRS in the
longitudinal direction consists of 34 interior lite walls flanking the central ramp (see elevation in
Figure 8.4-1b).
The comparison of diaphragm design force levels for the structure of Figure 6.4-1 by ASCE
7-16 Sections 12.10.1 and 12.10.2 (marked ASCE 7), by ASCE 7-16 Section 12.10.3 (marked
ASCE 7 Alt., and by the 2015 NEHRP Provisions ( labeled NEHRP), are illustrated in Figure
6.4-2. EDO, BDO, and RDO in the figure stand for Elastic, Basic, and Reduced Design Options,
respectively.
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L=300'
60'
d=60'
60'
Lbeam=48' L'=204' 48'
DT-IT Joint
a=180'
Ramp Landing
Joint #: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
(a) Typical floor plan
10'-6"
10'-6"
47'-6"
10'-6"
16'
(b) Ramp elevation Figure 6.4-1 Example 1 : 4-story perimeter wall precast concrete
204'
parking structure
Figure 6.4-2 Design force level comparisons for Example 1 structure (All references to
ASCE 7 and NEHRP are to ASCE 7-16 and the 2015 NEHRP Provisions, respectively)
North
8' Lite wall Transverse
South Ramp Span
25' Shear wall Longitudinal
b=12'
(b) Ramp elevation Figure 6.4-3 Example 2: 4-story interior wall precast concrete
204'
partaking structure
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Figure 6.4-4 Design force level comparisons for Example 2 structure. (All references to ASCE 7
and NEHRP are to ASCE 7-16 and the 2015 NEHRP Provisions, respectively)
8-Story Precast Concrete Moment Frame Office Building
The structure for example 3 is an 8-story precast concrete moment frame office building. As
seen in Figure 6.4-5, the structure has three bays with a footprint of 230 ft × 147 ft. The story
height is 13 ft for the typical floor and 15 ft for the first floor. The LFRS in the transverse as well
as in the longitudinal direction is composed of intermediate moment frames for SDC C,
Knoxville, and special moment frames for SDC D, Seattle. The precast floor system consists of
double tees with a 3 in. toping.
The comparison of diaphragm design force levels for the structure of Figure 6.4-5 by ASCE
7-16 Sections 12.10.1 and 12.10.2 (marked ASCE 7), by ASCE 7-16 Section 12.10.3 (marked
ASCE 7 Alt., and by the 2015 NEHRP Provisions ( labeled NEHRP), are illustrated in Figure
6.4-6. EDO, BDO, and RDO in the figure stand for Elastic, Basic, and Reduced Design Options,
respectively.
150'
170'
24.5' 49'
North
North
24.5'
West East
147'
West East
147'
South
South
Joint # 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
Joint # 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1011
30' 30' 20' 230'
Figure 6.4-6 Design force level comparisons for Example 3 structures (All references to
ASCE 7 and NEHRP are to ASCE 7-16 and the 2015 NEHRP Provisions, respectively)
8-Story Precast Concrete Shear Wall Office Building
The structure for example 4 is an 8-story precast concrete perimeter shear wall office building.
As seen in Figure 6.4-7, the structure has three bays with a footprint of 230 ft × 147 ft. The story
height is 13 ft for th e typical story and 15 ft for the first story. The LFRS in the transverse
direction is composed of two perimeter ordinary reinforced concrete shear walls for SDC C and
four perimeter special reinforced concrete shear walls for SDC D. The LFRS in the longitudinal
direction is composed of four perimeter ordinary reinforced
230'
15'
230'
13'
13'
13'
13'
13'
13'
13'
15'
30' 20' 20' 30' 30' 30'
20' 20' 30' 13' 13'
13'
13' 106'
106'
13'
13'
13'
15'
40' 30' 30' 30' 30' 30' 40'
(c) SDC C (d) SDC D Figure 6.4-5 Example 3: 8-story moment frame office building of
precast concrete
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concrete shear walls for SDC C, Knoxville and 4 perimeter special reinforced concrete shear
walls for SDC D, Seattle. The precast floor system consists of double tees with a 3-in. toping.
The comparison of diaphragm design force levels for the structure of Figure 6.4-7 by ASCE
7-16 Sections 12.10.1 and 12.10.2 (marked ASCE 7), by ASCE 7-16 Section 12.10.3 (marked
ASCE 7 Alt., and by the 2015 NEHRP Provisions ( labeled NEHRP), are illustrated in Figure
6.4-8. EDO, BDO, and RDO in the figure stand for Elastic, Basic, and Reduced Design Options,
respectively.
30'
147'
South
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12"
30'
14"
North
North
30'
49'
West East
West East
South
7 8 9 10 11Joint # 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
The structure for Example 5 is a 3-story buckling-restrained braced frame assembly structure in
southern California. The following information is relevant.
The comparison of diaphragm design force levels for the structure by ASCE 7-16 Sections
12.10.1 and 12.10.2 (marked ASCE 7), by ASCE 7-16 Section 12.10.3 (marked ASCE 7 Alt.,
and by the 2015 NEHRP Provisions (labeled NEHRP), are illustrated in Figure 6.4-9. All three
sets of requirements produce the same diaphragm design forces throughout the height of the
structure, because the minimum diaphragm design force controls at every level.
Figure 6.4-8 Design force level comparisons for Example 4 structures (All references to
ASCE 7 and NEHRP are to ASCE 7-16 and the 2015 NEHRP Provisions, respectively)
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Figure 6.4-9. Design force level comparisons for 3-story steel-framed assembly
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structure
(References to ASCE 7 and NEHRP are to ASCE 7-16 and the 2015 NEHRP
Provisions, respectively)
Steel-Framed Office Structure in Seattle,
WA
The structure for Example 6 is a 12-story buckling-restrained braced frame office building in
Seattle, WA. The following information is relevant.
The comparison of diaphragm design force levels for the structure by ASCE 7-16 Sections
12.10.1 and 12.10.2 (marked ASCE 7), by ASCE 7-16 Section 12.10.3 (marked ASCE 7 Alt.,
and by the 2015 NEHRP Provisions (labeled NEHRP), are illustrated in Figure 6.4-10. All three
sets of requirements produce the same diaphragm design forces through most of the height of
the structure, because the minimum diaphragm design force controls, except that ASCE 7-16
Sections 12.10.1 and 12.10.2 produce slightly higher than minimum diaphragm design forces at
and near the very top.
Figure 6.4-10. Design force level comparisons for 12-story steel-framed office
structure (References to ASCE 7 and NEHRP are to ASCE 7-16 and the 2015 NEHRP
Provisions, respectively)
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Cast-in-Place Concrete Framed Parking Structure in Southern
California
The structure for Example 7 is a 3-story reinforced concrete special shear wall parking structure
in southern California. The following information is relevant.
The comparison of diaphragm design force levels for the structure by ASCE 7-16 Sections
12.10.1 and 12.10.2 (marked ASCE 7), by ASCE 7-16 Section 12.10.3 (marked ASCE 7 Alt.,
and by the 2015 NEHRP Provisions (labeled NEHRP), are illustrated in Figure 6.4-11. By ASCE
7-16 Sections 12.10.1 and 12.10.2, the minimum diaphragm design force levels govern
throughout the height for shear-controlled as well as flexure-controlled diaphragms. By ASCE
7-16 Section 12.10.3 and the Provisions, the diaphragm design force levels are the same at the
first two floor levels and are higher at the roof level; they are higher than minimum for
shear-controlled diaphragms. By ASCE 7-16 Section 12.10.3 and the Provisions, the diaphragm
design force levels are the minimum values at all floor levels other than the roof, where they are
higher, for flexure-controlled diaph ragms.
Figure 6.4-11. Design force level comparisons for 3-story special shear wall parking
structure (References to ASCE 7 and NEHRP are to ASCE 7-16 and the 2015 NEHRP
Provisions, respectively)
Cast-in-Place Concrete Framed Residential Structure in Northern
California
The structure for Example 8 is a 15-story reinforced concrete special shear wall residential
structure in northern California. The following information is relevant.
The comparison of diaphragm design force levels for the structure by ASCE 7-16 Sections
12.10.1 and 12.10.2 (marked ASCE 7), by ASCE 7-16 Section 12.10.3 (marked ASCE 7 Alt.,
and by the 2015 NEHRP Provisions (labeled NEHRP), are illustrated in Figure 6.4-12. There is
very little difference between the design force levels by ASCE 7-16 Section 12.10.3 and the
Provisions. These force levels are higher than those given by ASCE 7-10 Sections 12.10.1 and
12.10.2 – throughout the building height for shear- controlled diaphragms and only near the top
for flexure-controlled diaphragms.
Figure 6.4-12. Design force level comparisons for 15-story concrete shear wall
residential structure (References to ASCE 7 and NEHRP are to ASCE 7-16 and the 2015
NEHRP Provisions, respectively)
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Cast-in-Place Concrete Framed Residential Structure in Seattle,
WA
The structure for Example 9 is a 40-story reinforced concrete special shear wall residential
structure in Seattle, WA. The following information is relevant.
The comparison of diaphragm design force levels for the structure by ASCE 7-16 Sections
12.10.1 and 12.10.2 (marked ASCE 7), by ASCE 7-16 Section 12.10.3 (marked ASCE 7 Alt.,
and by the 2015 NEHRP Provisions (labeled NEHRP), are illustrated in Figure 6.4-13. The
minimum design force level governs for all flexure-controlled shear walls by all three sets of
requirements. It also controls for shear-controlled shear walls, when forces are calculated by
ASCE 7-16 Sections 12.10.1 and 12.10.2. For shear-controlled walls, the design force levels
are higher by ASCE 7-16 Section 12.10.3 and the Provisions. They are the same at every floor
level by ASCE 7-16 Section 12.10.3, but turn a little lower at the top level by the Provisions.
ASCE 7-16 Section 12.10.3 does not allow this to happen, because Cp n is restricted to be no
lower than Cp i
Figure 6.4-13. Design force level comparisons for 40-story special shear wall
residential structure (References to ASCE 7 and NEHRP are to ASCE 7-16 and the 2015
NEHRP Provisions, respectively)
Cast-in-Place Concrete Framed Residential Structure in
Hawaii
The structure for Example 10 is a 24-story reinforced concrete shear wall residential structure in
Hawaii. The following information is relevant.
The comparison of diaphragm design force levels for the structureby ASCE 7-16 Sections
12.10.1 and 12.10.2 (marked ASCE 7), by ASCE 7-16 Section 12.10.3 (marked ASCE 7 Alt.,
and by the 2015 NEHRP Provisions (labeled NEHRP), are illustrated in Figure 6.4-14. The
minimum design force level governs for all flexure-controlled shear walls by all three sets of
requirements. It also controls for shear-controlled shear walls, when forces are calculated by
ASCE 7-16 Sections 12.10.1 and 12.10.2. For shear-controlled walls, the design force levels
are higher by ASCE 7-16 Section 12.10.3 and the Provisions, because of the low Rs - value
assigned. They are the same at every floor level by ASCE 7-16 Section 12.10.3, but turn a little
lower at the top level by the Provisions. ASCE 7-16 Section 12.10.3 does not allow this to
happen, because Cp n is restricted to be no lower than Cp i
Figure 6.4-14. Design force level comparisons for 24-story concrete shear wall
residential structure (References to ASCE 7 and NEHRP are to ASCE 7-16 and the 2015
NEHRP Provisions, respectively)
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Steel Framed Office Structure in Southern
California
The structure for Example 11 is a 3-story steel special moment frame office building in southern
California. The following information is relevant.
The comparison of diaphragm design force levels for the structure by ASCE 7-16 Sections
12.10.1 and 12.10.2 (marked ASCE 7), by ASCE 7-16 Section 12.10.3 (marked ASCE 7 Alt.,
and by the 2015 NEHRP Provisions (labeled NEHRP), are illustrated in Figure 6.4-15. The
minimum diaphragm design force governs throughout the height by all three sets of
requirements for flexure-controlled as well as shear- controlled diaphragms.
Figure 6.4-15. Design force level comparisons for 3-story steel SMF
office building
6.5 SEISMIC DESIGN OF PRECAST CONCRETE
DIAPHRAGMS
The following describes in a step-by-step fashion the seismic design of topped or untopped
precast concrete diaphragms by ASCE 7-16 Section 14.2.4, Additional Design and Detailing
Requirements for Precast Concrete Diaphragms. Seismic design by ASCE 7-16 Section 14.2.4
is required when the design force lev el of ASCE 7-16 Section 12.10.3 is used. For precast
concrete diaphragms in buildings assigned to SDC C, D, E, or F, the design force level of
ASCE 7-16 Section 12.10.3 is mandated. For precast concrete diaphragms in assigned to SDC
B, the design force level of ASCE 7-16 Section 12.10.3 is
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optional. These requirements are in addition to the seismic design requirements for reinforced
concrete set forth in ASCE 7-16 and ACI 318-14 Section 18.12, Diaphragms and Trusses. The
design methodology of ACE 7-16 Section 14.2.4 is illustrated in Chapter 8 of this publication. It
is based on work by Fleischman et al., which was part of the extensive DSDM (Diaphragm
Seismic Design Methodology) research effort (Pankow, 2014).
Step 1: Determine Diaphragm Seismic Demand Level
There are three “Diaphragm Seismic Demand Levels”: low, moderate and high. The Diaphragm
Seismic Demand Level is a function of the seismic design category a building is assigned to,
the number of stories in the building, the diaphragm span as defined in Section 14.2.4.1.1, and
the diaphragm aspect ratio as defined in Section 14.2.4.1.2. It leads to the selection of the
Diaphragm Design Option. In fact, the Diaphragm Design Option cannot be chosen without the
Diaphragm Seismic Demand Level. For structures assigned to SDCs B and C, the Diaphragm
Seismic Demand Level is automatically designated as low. For structures assigned to SDC D,
E, or F, the Diaphragm Seismic Demand Level is determined from Figure 14.2.4-1.
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High Low
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1
75 140 190 00 30 60 90 120 150 180 210 240 Diaphragm Span L (ft) Standard igure 14.2.4-1 Diaphragm
F
seismic demand level
1. If aspect ratio, AR, i s greater than or equal to 2.5 and the Diaphragm Seismic Demand Level
is Low a ccording to Figure 14.2.4-1, the Diaphragm Seismic Demand Level needs to be
changed from Low t o Moderate.
2. If AR is less than 1.5 and the Diaphragm Seismic Demand Level is High according to Figure
14.2.4-1, the Diaphragm Seismic Demand Level can be changed from High to Moderate.
Diaphragm Seismic Demand
What does it mean?
Level
Low seismic vulnerability; automatically assigned to
Low
SDC B and C diaphragms
Moderate Moderate seismic vulnerability
High High seismic vulnerability
Step 2: Determine Diaphragm Design Option and Corresponding Connector or Joint
Reinforcement Deformability Requirement
The Diaphragm Design Option addressed in Section 14.2.4.2 provides a mechanism for
selecting the target performance of a diaphragm when subject to earthquake excitation. There
are three diaphragm design options: Elastic, Basic, and Reduced. The Elastic Design Option
(EDO) seeks to keep the diaphragm elastic in the MCE. The Basic Design Option (BDO) seeks
to keep the diaphragm elastic in the design earthquake while permitting controlled inelastic
behavior in the MCE. The Reduced Design Option (RDO) permits controlled inelastic behavior
even in the design earthquake.
The flow chart below illustrates 1) which Diaphragm Design Option is permitted to be used
when, and 2) the corresponding minimum precast concrete diaphragm connector or joint
reinforcement classification that would need to be used per Section 14.2.4.3.
Low •Seismic Dem and
Level
•
High Seismic Design Lev el with a penalty of 15% diaphragm design forc e increase
Step 3: Comply with Qualification Procedure
This step is to ensure that the selected connector or joint reinforcement meets connector or
joint reinforcement qualification requirements per Section 14.2.4.4.
See separate step-by-step instructions for Qualification Procedure.
Step 4: Amplify Required Shear Strength
Determine the diaphragm force reduction factor, Rs, from Table 12.10.3.5-1.
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Elastic Design Option (EDO) Basic Design Option (BDO) Reduced Design Option
Permitted for: Permitted for: (RDO) Permitted for:
• Low Seismic Dem and
All Seismic Demand Levels Level
• Moderate Seismic Design Level with a penalty of 15% diaphragm design force increase
Any type of connector or joint Connectors or joint Connectors or joint reinforcement may be
used reinforcement qualifying as reinforcement qualifying as including Low Deformability
Moderate Deformability High Deformability Elements Elements (LDE)* Elements (MDE)* need
to be (HDE)* need to be used
used as a minimum exclusively *see below table
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Amplify the required shear strength for the diaphragm by the diaphragm shear overstrength
factor, Ωv, which is to be taken equal to 1.4 Rs.
Step 2: Evaluate test results based on the number of tests in accordance with Section
14.2.4.4.2.
Step 6: Construct an envelope of the cyclic force-deformation response from the force
corresponding to the peak displacement applied during the first cycle of each increment of
deformation. Simplify the envelope to a backbone curve consisting of four segments in
accordance with Figure 14.2.4-2.
Standard Figure 14.2.4-2. Backbone qualification
curve
igure
Step 7: Classify the backbone curve as one of the types indicated in Standard F
14.2.4-3.
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Standard Figure 14.2.4-3 Deformation curve
types
Determine all quantities as the average of values obtained from the number of tests required
by Section 14.2.4.4.2.
Determine the effective yield (reference deformation), ∆1, corresponding to Point 1 on the
backbone curve.
The tensile strength of the connector or joint reinforcement is the force corresponding
to Point 1.
If the shear deformation, ∆1, is less than 0.25 inch, the shear strength is the force at the Point
1. If the shear deformation, ∆1, is greater than or equal to 0.25 inch, the shear strength is the
force at 0.25 inch of shear deformation. This shear strength is equal to the stiffness, Ke (see
Figure 14.2.4-2), multiplied by 0.25 inch.
Step 10: Classify the connector or joint reinforcement as a Low Deformability Element (LDE),
a Moderate Deformability Element (MDE), or a High Deformability Element (HDE) based on
the tension deformation capacity ranges given Section 14.2.4.3 (see table below).
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Tension Deformation Capacity Determined
Type of Connector or Joint Reinforcement
per
Section 14.2.4.4.7 Low Deformability Element (LDE) < 0.3 inch Moderate Deformability
Element (MDE) 0.3 inch ≤ tension deformation capacity < 0.6 inch High Deformability Element
(LDE) ≥ 0.6 inch
6.7 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
The two wood diaphragm design examples in Section 6.3 were updated from material originally
developed by Kelly Cobeen of Wiss, Janney, Elstner Associates, Inc., Emeryville, CA. Dr.
Dichuan Zhang of Nazarbayev University, Astana, Kazakhstan provided the design force level
comparisons for precast concrete structures in Section 6.4. Tom Meyer of Magnusson
Klemencic Associates, Seattle, WA provided preliminary versions of the other design force level
comparisons. Dr. Pro Dasgupta of SK Ghosh Associates Inc. (SKGA) thoroughly reviewed the
document and contributed in many other ways. He also reviewed the tags prepared by Dr. Ali
Hajihashemi of SKGA. The contributions of all these individuals are gratefully acknowledged.
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