Energy-dissipating shear wall structure with beams through corrugated steel plates

Abstract

The invention provides a beam through type corrugated steel plate energy consumption shear wall structure which comprises a first corrugated steel plate shear wall piece, a second corrugated steel plate shear wall piece, an upper edge steel column, a lower edge steel column, a corrugated steel plate energy consumption section and short steel columns on the left side and the right side of the corrugated steel plate energy consumption section. The corrugated steel plate energy consumption section and the short steel columns are located in the middle of a floor. The upper end and the lower end of the corrugated steel plate energy consumption section are connected with the first corrugated steel plate shear wall piece and the second corrugated steel plate shear wall piece respectively. The first corrugated steel plate shear wall piece and the second corrugated steel plate shear wall piece are connected with a floor beam through bolts respectively. The lower end of the upper edge steel column is connected with the upper ends of the short steel columns through bolts, and the upper end of the lower edge steel column is connected with the lower ends of the short steel columns through bolts. The upper end of the upper edge steel column and the lower end of the lower edge steel column are connected with the floor beam through bolts respectively. The first corrugated steel plate shear wall piece and the second corrugated steel plate shear wall piece are connected with the upper edge steel column and the lower edge steel column respectively. The corrugated steel plate shear wall pieces are adopted as a body of the shear wall structure, and therefore a building is small in dead weight, the material consumption is low, and the shear capacity of a wall body is improved.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of construction engineering, in particular to a beam-through corrugated steel plate energy-dissipating shear wall structure. Background technique [0002] The shear wall mainly bears the horizontal load caused by wind load or earthquake in the house, and prevents the structure from shearing damage. Passive control of structural shock absorption is an effective means of resisting earthquakes in the field of civil engineering in recent years. Based on the concept of structural control, it breaks through the traditional anti-seismic method that relies on the ductility of the structure itself to consume seismic energy. The energy dissipation control device can be used to consume seismic energy, reduce or even eliminate the damage of the main structure, and can significantly improve the seismic performance of the shear wall structure. Based on this, scholars at home and abroad have applied the concept of structu...

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Problems solved by technology

However, most of the energy-dissipating and shock-absorbing shear walls in the past are reinforced concrete shear walls or ordinary steel plate shear walls, which have shortcomings such as self-heavy weight, more consumables, low degree of assembly, and poor shear bearing capacity.

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