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... the seismic performance of exterior beam–column ...the joints par- allel to the beam direction cannot be covered with retrofit materials because of the existence of beams ... See full document

... the joints area unit typically assumed as ...of beam-column joints is combined by the high demand obligatory by the conterminous flexural members (beams and columns) with in the event of ... See full document

... Retrofitted specimens The ferrocement jackets were prepared using a single layer of wire mesh and cov-ered with cement mortar. Before applying the ferrocement jackets, the surfaces of all specimens were ... See full document

... in beam-column joints, or in other words, are shear de fi cient because they were constructed before the introduction of seismic codes for ...full-scale beam-column space ... See full document

... of joints in the both upward and downward loading ...an exterior RC beam column joint retrofitted with externally bonded carbon fiber reinforced polymer and aluminum ...the ... See full document

... part. Joints are the part of column at a depth of ...The joints should have adequate strength and stiffness to resist the internal forces induced by the framing ...the RC framed buildings in ... See full document

... simulation using the models in ATENA can be efficiently used to support and extend experimental investigations and to predict behaviour of structures and structural ...structures using computers, which is ... See full document

... with Beam, column and Beam- Column joint under seismic ...in column, strong column and weak beam. Also work on Beam-Column joints in building, ... See full document

... in beam column joints have significant impact on the performance of beam column joint subjected to seismic ...loading. Performance of beam column ... See full document

... the beam in the top and the bottom sides at the early cycles (2,3), then a major flexure cracks started at beam top fiber just after the bent bars and continued diagonally parallel to its ... See full document

... analysed retrofitted reinforced concrete shearbeams using carbon fibre ...concrete beam with fibre orientation of 45 ° and 90 ° . A quarter part of the beam has been studied by ...pre-cracked ... See full document

... important members in ductile detailing and are more prone to damage during earthquake. Due to complex behaviour of joint core, calculation of joint shear demand becomes critical. So confinement is provided at such ... See full document

... of RC beam-column joint assemblages under seismic ...structural performance of the joint, (ii) enhance the overall structural response of the RC structural configurations ... See full document

... test beam-to-column joint specimens were typically discretized using 3-D isoperimetric 8-node solid elements; ...model using a 2-node bar (linear) elements or beam elements; Link8, that ... See full document

... the column, two amounts of longitudinal steel reinforcement in the loaded beam, two concrete compressive strength values for original specimens and two orientation angles of expanded wire ...of ... See full document

... THE ROLE OF FLOOR SLABS 7.1 GENERAL ISSUES 7.2 MECHANISMS IN SLABS ACTING AS FLANGES 7.2.1 Bending Effects on Slabs 7.2.2 Membrane Actions in Slabs 7.3 MECHANISMS OF TENSION FLANGES AT I[r] ... See full document

... with seismic load and was cast without ...but various combinations of cocktail fibre concrete in the joint ...best performance considering the energy dissipation capacity and ductility ... See full document

... When the stress in the reinforcement exceeded the yield strength of the reinforcement then yielding occurred. The maximum pull out capacity was found due to yielding of bar. The failure was bar failure or ductile ... See full document

... of RC slabs, flexural strengthening of beams, shear strengthening and confinement of column, wrapping of concrete tank, shear strengthening of beam-column joint ... See full document

... Shotcrete overlays are sprayed onto the surface of a masonry wall over a mesh of reinforcing bars (Fig. 7). Shotcrete is more convenient and less costly than castin- situ jackets. The thickness of the shotcrete can be ... See full document