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Acceptance limits for performance‐based seismic design of RC walls for low‐rise housing
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EngineeringPerformance-based Building DesignStructural PerformanceStructural SystemStructural EngineeringGeotechnical EngineeringSeismic AnalysisRc WallsEarthquake EngineeringFoundation EngineeringReinforced ConcreteStructural Health MonitoringStructural DesignPerformance IndicatorsConcrete StructuresPerformance‐based Seismic DesignCivil EngineeringStructural AnalysisStructural MechanicsSummary Acceptance LimitsConstruction EngineeringAcceptance Limits
SUMMARY Acceptance limits of the structural response of walls for low‐rise concrete housing were developed. Proposed values are applicable within a performance‐based seismic design framework. Acceptance limits are based on performance indicators of structural response–allowable story drift ratios, width of residual cracks and residual damage index, and expected damage of walls. Cracking limits were defined from parameters obtained at the unloading stage of walls (i.e., residual cracking stage). The residual cracking stage may be used for structural damage evaluation and cost estimation of structural rehabilitation after an earthquake has occurred. The performance indicators proposed herein were derived from test observations and measured response of 39 RC walls' specimens during shaking table and quasistatic testing, as well as from limiting values and results of previous studies. Copyright © 2012 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.
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