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STRUCTURAL BEHAVIOR OF BRACED FRAME WITH SLIP OF NORMAL BOLT JOINTS
For steel framed buildings with an eave height of 9m or less and beam span of 13m or less, bolt joints are permitted to connect the main structural members. This paper describes the effect of slip in bolt joint on the story drift angle of the frame, based on static loading tests and seismic response analysis of full-scale braced frames. Experimental results confirmed that the amount of increase in story drift angle can be evaluated according to the clearance of the bolt hole.
期刊介绍:
The Architectural Institute of Japan’s Journal of Structural and Construction Engineering aim to pursue theories for building and maintaining pieces of architecture as well as the cities or areas surrounding them, and to accumulate and systematize the knowledge needed to put those theories into practice. The Journal of Structural and Construction Engineering focuses on research results in the specific fields of “building materials and construction” and “structures.” Accordingly, it compiles articles in the following areas, disseminates relevant information, and hosts discussions: ・Concrete, steel, and inorganic materials ・Timber and organic materials ・Finishing materials ・Construction and quality management ・Applied mechanics ・Loads and reliability on structures ・Building foundations ・Timber structures ・Steel structures ・Reinforced concrete structures ・Shell and spatial structures ・Engineering seismology and structural dynamics ・Other composite structures