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Calculation Method of Lateral Strengths and Ductility Factors of Constructions with Shear Walls of Different Ductility

Authors: Nobuyoshi Yamaguchi; Masato Nakao; Masahide Murakami; Kenji Miyazawa; Adolfo Santini; Nicola Moraci;

Calculation Method of Lateral Strengths and Ductility Factors of Constructions with Shear Walls of Different Ductility

Abstract

For seismic design, ductility‐related force modification factors are named R factor in Uniform Building Code of U.S, q factor in Euro Code 8 and Ds (inverse of R) factor in Japanese Building Code. These ductility‐related force modification factors for each type of shear elements are appeared in those codes. Some constructions use various types of shear walls that have different ductility, especially for their retrofit or re‐strengthening. In these cases, engineers puzzle the decision of force modification factors of the constructions. Solving this problem, new method to calculate lateral strengths of stories for simple shear wall systems is proposed and named ‘Stiffness—Potential Energy Addition Method’ in this paper. This method uses two design lateral strengths for each type of shear walls in damage limit state and safety limit state. Two lateral strengths of stories in both limit states are calculated from these two design lateral strengths for each type of shear walls in both limit states. Calculated strengths have the same quality as values obtained by strength addition method using many steps of load‐deformation data of shear walls. The new method to calculate ductility factors is also proposed in this paper. This method is based on the new method to calculate lateral strengths of stories. This method can solve the problem to obtain ductility factors of stories with shear walls of different ductility.

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