Comparison of High-Strength Steel Pipe and H-Shaped Steel in the Strut of a Braced Wall System
Excavation work accounts for a high percentage of the total building construction cost. The most widely used method for excavation work in an urban area is a braced wall system with struts or rakers. H-shaped steel, which is the most commonly used component for struts in braced wall systems, has dis...
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author | Sangyong Kim Seoung-Wook Whang Young-Do Lee Yoonseok Shin Gwang-Hee Kim |
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description | Excavation work accounts for a high percentage of the total building construction cost. The most widely used method for excavation work in an urban area is a braced wall system with struts or rakers. H-shaped steel, which is the most commonly used component for struts in braced wall systems, has disadvantages such as cost-ineffectiveness and increased work interference associated with narrow strut spacing. Therefore, the use of high-strength steel pipe struts in braced wall systems can be an effective alternative to widening the strut spacing. In this study, the construction costs of a braced wall system using H-shaped steel and a braced wall system made with high strength steel pipe were compared by analyzing the required amounts of materials and the construction costs for four practical cases. All analyzed cases considered a change from H-shaped steel to high strength steel pipe in a design change during the construction stage. The results of this study show that the required amount of materials and the construction costs of a braced wall system with high strength steel pipe were lower than those of a braced wall system with H-shaped steel. Consequently, this study suggests that a high strength steel pipe strut is a more economical alternative than an H-shaped steel strut in braced wall systems for deep excavation work. |
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spelling | doaj.art-c6c94b2ffe334fecb226300e58452c9b2023-08-03T09:15:31ZengTaylor & Francis GroupJournal of Asian Architecture and Building Engineering1347-28522017-01-0116117918410.3130/jaabe.16.17912029074Comparison of High-Strength Steel Pipe and H-Shaped Steel in the Strut of a Braced Wall SystemSangyong Kim0Seoung-Wook Whang1Young-Do Lee2Yoonseok Shin3Gwang-Hee Kim4Yeungnam UniversityUniversity of ReadingKyung Dong UniversityKyonggi UniversityKyonggi UniversityExcavation work accounts for a high percentage of the total building construction cost. The most widely used method for excavation work in an urban area is a braced wall system with struts or rakers. H-shaped steel, which is the most commonly used component for struts in braced wall systems, has disadvantages such as cost-ineffectiveness and increased work interference associated with narrow strut spacing. Therefore, the use of high-strength steel pipe struts in braced wall systems can be an effective alternative to widening the strut spacing. In this study, the construction costs of a braced wall system using H-shaped steel and a braced wall system made with high strength steel pipe were compared by analyzing the required amounts of materials and the construction costs for four practical cases. All analyzed cases considered a change from H-shaped steel to high strength steel pipe in a design change during the construction stage. The results of this study show that the required amount of materials and the construction costs of a braced wall system with high strength steel pipe were lower than those of a braced wall system with H-shaped steel. Consequently, this study suggests that a high strength steel pipe strut is a more economical alternative than an H-shaped steel strut in braced wall systems for deep excavation work.http://dx.doi.org/10.3130/jaabe.16.179deep excavationbraced wall systemhigh strength steel pipe struth-shaped steel strut |
spellingShingle | Sangyong Kim Seoung-Wook Whang Young-Do Lee Yoonseok Shin Gwang-Hee Kim Comparison of High-Strength Steel Pipe and H-Shaped Steel in the Strut of a Braced Wall System Journal of Asian Architecture and Building Engineering deep excavation braced wall system high strength steel pipe strut h-shaped steel strut |
title | Comparison of High-Strength Steel Pipe and H-Shaped Steel in the Strut of a Braced Wall System |
title_full | Comparison of High-Strength Steel Pipe and H-Shaped Steel in the Strut of a Braced Wall System |
title_fullStr | Comparison of High-Strength Steel Pipe and H-Shaped Steel in the Strut of a Braced Wall System |
title_full_unstemmed | Comparison of High-Strength Steel Pipe and H-Shaped Steel in the Strut of a Braced Wall System |
title_short | Comparison of High-Strength Steel Pipe and H-Shaped Steel in the Strut of a Braced Wall System |
title_sort | comparison of high strength steel pipe and h shaped steel in the strut of a braced wall system |
topic | deep excavation braced wall system high strength steel pipe strut h-shaped steel strut |
url | http://dx.doi.org/10.3130/jaabe.16.179 |
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