Evaluation and application of concrete tilt-up assessment methodologies /

The 4 previous reports on the topic reviewed by the authors made several suggestions for further tilt-up construction research including: instrumentation of more tilt-up buildings, studies of connection improvement in existing tilt-ups, better period estimation, more and better documentation of dama...

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Main Author: Graf, Timothy J.
Corporate Authors: H. J. Degenkolb Associates, Pacific Earthquake Engineering Research Center
Other Authors: Malley, James O.
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: Berkeley, Calif. : Pacific Earthquake Engineering Research Center, 2004 [distributed 2005]
Series:Report (Pacific Earthquake Engineering Research Center) ; PEER 2004-03.
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Summary:The 4 previous reports on the topic reviewed by the authors made several suggestions for further tilt-up construction research including: instrumentation of more tilt-up buildings, studies of connection improvement in existing tilt-ups, better period estimation, more and better documentation of damage in tilt-ups, the strength of connections in cross-grain ledger bending, and amplification of forces at pilasters. The most important element in tilt-up design lies in the design of the connections of the diaphragm to the walls. Strong, stiff connections are needed for good building performance during an earthquake.
Item Description:"October 2004."
"Sponsor: California Energy Commission."
Physical Description:xiii, 81 pages : illustrations ; 28 cm.
Bibliography:Includes bibliographical references.
ISSN:1547-058X