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The Concrete Convention and Exposition The Concrete Convention and Exposition PERFORMANCE-BASED SEISMIC DESIGN JOE FERZLI, PE, SE

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The Concrete Conventionand Exposition

The Concrete Conventionand Exposition

PERFORMANCE-BASED

SEISMIC DESIGN

JOE FERZLI, PE, SE

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The Concrete Conventionand Exposition

The Concrete Conventionand Exposition

CKC AT A GLANCEPERFORMANCE-BASED SEISMIC DESIGN

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The Concrete Conventionand Exposition

The Concrete Conventionand Exposition

CODE

LAYOUT

PBSD

LAYOUT

CODE VS PBSD

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The Concrete Conventionand Exposition

The Concrete Conventionand Exposition

GOVERNING STANDARDS

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The Concrete Conventionand Exposition

The Concrete Conventionand Exposition

Concrete shear wall with

openings(Coupled Wall)

Plastic hinge locations at

coupling beams and base of wall

Concrete core wall without openings (Cantilever wall)

Flexural plastic hinge location,

detailed for ductility

SHEAR WALL BEHAVIOR

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The Concrete Conventionand Exposition

The Concrete Conventionand Exposition

COUPLED WALLS

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The Concrete Conventionand Exposition

The Concrete Conventionand Exposition

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The Concrete Conventionand Exposition

The Concrete Conventionand Exposition

CORE WALL CONFIGURATIONS

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The Concrete Conventionand Exposition

The Concrete Conventionand Exposition

BUILDING SEISMIC PERFORMANCE

Building Performance Levels

Immediate Occupancy

Life Safety

Collapse Prevention

Design Earthquake (2/3 MCER)

(~700 years)

Risk Adjusted Maximum

Considered Earthquake, MCER

(~2,000 years)

Gro

un

d M

oti

on

Le

ve

ls Service Level Earthquake

(43 years)

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The Concrete Conventionand Exposition

The Concrete Conventionand Exposition

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The Concrete Conventionand Exposition

The Concrete Conventionand Exposition

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Shear (k)

Core Shear Comparison

Shear, X-Dir (M+S)

Shear, Y-Dir (M+S)

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The Concrete Conventionand Exposition

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Shear Comparison - Y dir

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PERFORM (M+S)

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The Concrete Conventionand Exposition

The Concrete Conventionand Exposition

CORE GEOMETRY STUDY

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The Concrete Conventionand Exposition

The Concrete Conventionand Exposition

CORE SHEAR COMPARISON

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The Concrete Conventionand Exposition

The Concrete Conventionand Exposition

DYNAMIC AMPLIFICATIONS

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The Concrete Conventionand Exposition

The Concrete Conventionand Exposition

DYNAMIC AMPLIFICATIONS

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The Concrete Conventionand Exposition

The Concrete Conventionand Exposition

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25

30

35

-8,000 -3,000 2,000 7,000 12,000

Leve

l

Shear Force

Core Shear Force

MCE Nonlinear Model (Mean)

DBE Linear Model

SLE Linear Model

Wind Tunnel

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The Concrete Conventionand Exposition

The Concrete Conventionand Exposition

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-15,000 185,000 385,000 585,000 785,000 985,000 1,185,000 1,385,000 1,585,000

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l

Moment

Core Moment

MCE Nonlinear Model (Mean)

DBE Linear Model

SLE Linear Model

Wind Tunnel

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The Concrete Conventionand Exposition

The Concrete Conventionand Exposition

DIAGONALLY REINFORCED COUPLING BEAMS

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The Concrete Conventionand Exposition

The Concrete Conventionand Exposition

Diagonally Reinforced

Concrete Coupling

Beam

Steel Fiber

Reinforced

Concrete (SFRC)

Coupling Beam

DIAGONALLY REINFORCED VS. SFRC COUPLING BEAMS

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The Concrete Conventionand Exposition

The Concrete Conventionand Exposition

BEKAERT DRAMIX© STEEL FIBERS

DIAMETER: 0.015"

LENGTH: 1.18"

STRENGTH: 445 KSI

MATERIAL: ASTM A820

DOSAGE: 1.5% BY VOLUME

= 200 #/YD³

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The Concrete Conventionand Exposition

The Concrete Conventionand Exposition

COUPLED WALL TEST

Conventional RC Coupling

Beam

SFRC Coupling Beam

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The Concrete Conventionand Exposition

The Concrete Conventionand Exposition

SFRC COUPLING BEAM TESTING

TESTED WITH

ASPECT RATIOS

[1.75 2.75 3.3]3% Drift 5% Drift

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The Concrete Conventionand Exposition

The Concrete Conventionand Exposition

SFRC COUPLING BEAMS

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The Concrete Conventionand Exposition

The Concrete Conventionand Exposition

LINCOLN

SQUARE EXP

BELLEVUE

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The Concrete Conventionand Exposition

The Concrete Conventionand Exposition

3D PERFORM MODEL

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The Concrete Conventionand Exposition

ANALYTICAL MODEL CALIBRATIONM

om

ent

Rotation

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The Concrete Conventionand Exposition

DESIGN PROCEDURE OF SFRC BEAM

• Full coupling beam section is active for resisting shear (reinforcement steel and concrete)

• Shear steel reinforcement shall be greater then 40% of design VPR

• The remainder of shear attributed to SFRC ≤ 3 √ f ’c

VFRC – VPR –VS < 3 √ f ’cVPR = 2*MPR + VGRAVITY

Full Confinement Full Confinement

VS > 40% VPR

L

Shear Friction Check

at Face of Wall

Two Critical Sections

for Moment

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The Concrete Conventionand Exposition

Mo

men

t

Rotation

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The Concrete Conventionand Exposition

The Concrete Conventionand Exposition

SFRC COUPLING BEAMS APPLICATION

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The Concrete Conventionand Exposition

The Concrete Conventionand Exposition

PERFORMANCE-BASED

SEISMIC DESIGN

JOE FERZLI, PE, SE