Australian Journal of Structural Engineering · 2005 · 43 citations · 10 references
EngineeringCivil EngineeringDesignBuilding StructuresStructural AnalysisStructural EngineeringStructural DesignStructural LoadsStructural MechanicsStructural Performance AnalysisStructural Response AnalysisStructural SystemsConcrete StrengthExperimental Results InterpretationHigh-strength ConcreteHigh-strength Concrete StructuresReinforced ConcreteReinforced Concrete Wall SystemsSlenderness RatioWall Design
Currently, the design of reinforced concrete wall panels under eccentric axial loading only is carried out using empirical or semi-empirical methods. These methods involve approximations, which are not always reliable and being empirical, their scope of application is limited. In particular walls supported on all sides (i.e. two-way action behaviour), made of high strength concrete strength or high slenderness ratios have been given little treatment in research. In view of this, the authors have undertaken an extensive investigation on the development of a more reliable and accurate wall design equation. This paper initially presents a brief overview of an experimental program undertaken. The experimental results are compared to the proposed design equation. Also the proposed design equation is compared to results from previous studies on this topic, confirming that the new equation is accurate and reliable.
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Building Code Requirements for Reinforced Concrete
ACI Committee · ACI Journal Proceedings · 1962 · 609 citations