Development of a Parametric Equation to Predict the Joint Shear Strength

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2013-05-01

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Burak Bakır, Burcu

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This paper presents an analytical study that focuses on the development ofa parametric equation to predict the joint shear strength. In this analytical study, adatabase containing geometric properties, material strengths, configuration detailsand test results of reinforced concrete beam-to-column connection subassembliestested under cyclic loading is established. Then, based on the experimental results,parameters affecting joint shear capacity are determined. The most influentialparameters are selected and an equation to predict the maximum joint shearstrength is formed. The developed equation includes parameters that take intoaccount the effect of eccentricity, wide beams, transverse beams and presence ofslab on the seismic behavior of the connection region, besides the key parameterssuch as concrete compressive strength, effective joint width and joint transversereinforcement ratio. The maximum joint shear strength vales obtained by theproposed equation are then compared with different code approaches and thecomparison results are discussed.

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https://ascelibrary.org/doi/book/10.1061/9780784412848
https://hdl.handle.net/11511/100738

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B. Burak Bakır, Development of a Parametric Equation to Predict the Joint Shear Strength. 2013.