Evaluation of shear behavior of sandwich panel shotcreted by low-cement material
In modern life, with the advancement of science and technology, human need for prefabricated structures is felt more. Therefore, the study of prefabricated structures becomes very important. Lightweight prefabricated structures are among the items that need further studies and researches. These pane...
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| description | In modern life, with the advancement of science and technology, human need for prefabricated structures is felt more. Therefore, the study of prefabricated structures becomes very important. Lightweight prefabricated structures are among the items that need further studies and researches. These panels have high execution speed and are earthquake resistant. These elements are used as wall and ceiling in structures. It is necessary to study the shear capacity and performance of these lateral panels against and reciprocating loads.
In this study, the compatibility of prefabricated structures with nature and reduction of maximum pollution have been considered. For this purpose, an attempt is made to use materials compatible with nature and replace them with cement. This study is a laboratory study of the lateral bearing capacity of lightweight prefabricated panels and its integration with the desired materials. Five shear walls consisting of a thatched specimen and two specimens are made using bentonite. A one-story structure with bentonite was also examined and reinforced.
The results of the samples are presented in the form of hysteresis curves and push finally hardness diagram. Finally, the results are compared. The sample with a cement grade of 400 had the highest load capacity and was able to withstand 52.33 kN load. Also, the straw sample suffered the least load. The highest difficulty is related to the sample of a one-story building, followed by the cement sample with a grade of 400. The straw sample has the least hardness. The decrease in stiffness occurred in the samples with a steep slope. The amount of energy absorbed by each sample is equal to the area under the cover curve. The sample with a grade of 200 cement has the highest area under the curve, thus absorbing the highest amount of energy. The thatch sample absorbs the least amount of energy. The average ductility of a single-story structural sample is higher than that of other samples. The thatched specimen has the lowest ductility. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-06cb7c7752e544949153fdff471a8b752023-08-23T07:35:09ZfasSharif University of Technologyمهندسی عمران شریف2676-47682676-47762022-02-0137.24.1495610.24200/j30.2021.56800.285822513Evaluation of shear behavior of sandwich panel shotcreted by low-cement materialS. Safari0O. Rezaifar1M. Gholhaki2Faculty of Civil Engineering Semnan UniversityFaculty of Civil Engineering Semnan UniversityFaculty of Civil Engineering Semnan UniversityIn modern life, with the advancement of science and technology, human need for prefabricated structures is felt more. Therefore, the study of prefabricated structures becomes very important. Lightweight prefabricated structures are among the items that need further studies and researches. These panels have high execution speed and are earthquake resistant. These elements are used as wall and ceiling in structures. It is necessary to study the shear capacity and performance of these lateral panels against and reciprocating loads. In this study, the compatibility of prefabricated structures with nature and reduction of maximum pollution have been considered. For this purpose, an attempt is made to use materials compatible with nature and replace them with cement. This study is a laboratory study of the lateral bearing capacity of lightweight prefabricated panels and its integration with the desired materials. Five shear walls consisting of a thatched specimen and two specimens are made using bentonite. A one-story structure with bentonite was also examined and reinforced. The results of the samples are presented in the form of hysteresis curves and push finally hardness diagram. Finally, the results are compared. The sample with a cement grade of 400 had the highest load capacity and was able to withstand 52.33 kN load. Also, the straw sample suffered the least load. The highest difficulty is related to the sample of a one-story building, followed by the cement sample with a grade of 400. The straw sample has the least hardness. The decrease in stiffness occurred in the samples with a steep slope. The amount of energy absorbed by each sample is equal to the area under the cover curve. The sample with a grade of 200 cement has the highest area under the curve, thus absorbing the highest amount of energy. The thatch sample absorbs the least amount of energy. The average ductility of a single-story structural sample is higher than that of other samples. The thatched specimen has the lowest ductility.https://sjce.journals.sharif.edu/article_22513_aaae4dd0f01d767d22120be82fd5d25a.pdfsandwich panelsload-bearing capacityshear behaviorshotcretecement |
| spellingShingle | S. Safari O. Rezaifar M. Gholhaki Evaluation of shear behavior of sandwich panel shotcreted by low-cement material مهندسی عمران شریف sandwich panels load-bearing capacity shear behavior shotcrete cement |
| title | Evaluation of shear behavior of sandwich panel shotcreted by low-cement material |
| title_full | Evaluation of shear behavior of sandwich panel shotcreted by low-cement material |
| title_fullStr | Evaluation of shear behavior of sandwich panel shotcreted by low-cement material |
| title_full_unstemmed | Evaluation of shear behavior of sandwich panel shotcreted by low-cement material |
| title_short | Evaluation of shear behavior of sandwich panel shotcreted by low-cement material |
| title_sort | evaluation of shear behavior of sandwich panel shotcreted by low cement material |
| topic | sandwich panels load-bearing capacity shear behavior shotcrete cement |
| url | https://sjce.journals.sharif.edu/article_22513_aaae4dd0f01d767d22120be82fd5d25a.pdf |
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