最新考虑楼板作用的结构的连续倒塌- Slab Effects on the Response of Reinforced Concrete Substructures after the Loss of a Corner column.pdfVIP

ACI STRUCTURAL JOURNAL TECHNICAL PAPER Title no. 109-S74 Slab Effects on Response of Reinforced Concrete Substructures after Loss of Corner Column by Kai Qian and Bing Li In typical cast-in-place construction, beams, columns, and slabs quality of protective design and added to the knowledge act as a single structural unit. Ignoring the slab contribution to the pool on the progressive collapse behavior of RC structures. strength and ductility of beams will result in a significant underes- However, the majority of the previous specimen tests were timation of the vertical force resistance. The influence of the slab on carried out on planar specimens without monolithic floor the strength of the floor system under imposed vertical deformation slabs and transverse beams. In typical cast-in-place construc- is significantly greater than that anticipated by the interpretation of the current provisions for effective slab widths acting as a flange tion, beams, columns, and slabs are cast simultaneously and in a T-beam analysis. Therefore, to quantify the contribution of the therefore act as a single structural unit. Ignoring the effect slab toward progressive collapse of building structures in the blast of the slab on the stiffness and strength of the beams will environment, two series of specimens (F and S) were tested under most likely result in a significant underestimation of the monotonic loading to simulate axial loading in the corner column. vertical force resistance capacity. The influence of the slab The experimental results highlighting the behavior, such as force- on the strength of the floor system under impose