Materi Hari 2 Davy Sukamta PDF
Materi Hari 2 Davy Sukamta PDF
Materi Hari 2 Davy Sukamta PDF
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GAYA TRANSFER:
Internal forces due to
displacement compatibility
Large force transfer due to
vertical discontinuity (BACKSTAY)
Backstay Effect
GAYA TRANSFER:
Internal forces due to displacement
compatibility
Large force transfer due to vertical
discontinuity (BACKSTAY)
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LARGE TRANSFER FORCE OCCURS DUE TO INTERACTION BETWEEN THE TWO MODES OF BEHAVIOR
Flexural Mode
Vs
Shear Mode
Source: Moehle
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VERTICAL DISCONTINUITY WILL ALSO RESULT IN LARGE FORCE TRANSFER WITHIN THE DIAPHRAGM
MAIN BACKSTAY EFFECT OCCUR AT GRADE LEVEL WHERE ABRUPT STIFFNESS CHANGE OCCURS DUE
TO HUGE LATERAL STIFFNESS PROVIDED BY THE BASEMENT STRUCTURE
THE FORCE DUE TO BACKSTAY EFFECT CAN BE VERY LARGE AND NEEDS TO BE ADDRESSED
ACCORDINGLY
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OVERTURNING RESISTANCE
BACKSTAY RESISTANCE
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DEFINE CLEAR LOAD PATH FOR SEISMIC FORCE TRANSFER WITHIN THE
DIAPHRAGM
IDENTIFY COLLECTORS, CHORDS, AND DIAPHRAGM SLAB COMPONENTS
ASSOCIATED WITH THE PREDEFINED LOAD PATH
USE DIAPHRAGM ANALYSIS RESULTS (I.E. SLAB ELEMENT STRESS CONTOUR AND
FRAME ELEMENT AXIAL FORCE DIAGRAM) TO VERIFY THE INITIAL LOAD PATH
ASSUMPTION
USE STRUT AND TIE ANALOGY AS REFERENCE IN VERIFYING LOAD PATH AND
FORCE TRANSFER MECHANISM WITHIN THE DIAPHRAGM
ADJUST LOAD PATH AND DIAPHRAGM COMPONENTS ASSIGNMENT AS
NECESSARY BASED ON ASSESMENT OF DIAPHRAGM ANALYSIS RESULTS
DESIGN THE DIAPHRAGM (REFER TO SHORTCOURSE HAKI 2016: DIAPHRAGM
DESIGN)
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Y
X
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OVERTURNING RESISTANCE
BACKSTAY RESISTANCE
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RECOMMENDED STIFFNESS ASSUMPTIONS FOR THE BASEMENT/PODIUM AND FOUNDATION (ATC 72-1)
RECOMMENDED STIFFNESS ASSUMPTIONS FOR THE TOWER AND FOUNDATION (ATC 72-1)
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F11
F22
F12
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Large openings:
Analogous to beam with opening
Additional reinforcements for load path
Reentrant corners:
Tension reinforcement to transfer shear
Chord reinforcement at reduced depth
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Note:
Deformation incompatibility Slabs and depressions:
Lap reinforcements
Eccentric moment to be considered
PERANCANGAN GEDUNG BERTINGKAT TAHAN GEMPA SESUAI SNI 1726:2019
TRANSFER FORCES IN DIAPHRAGM WORKSHOP PUSKIM SEMARANG 2020 29
IRREGULARLY-SHAPED DIAPHRAGM
DEFINE LOAD PATH AND IDENTIFY DIAPHRAGM
COMPONENTS
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Y
X
F11
CASE: (DYNX+0.3DYNY)
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Y
Axial Stresses in Beams
X
CASE: (DYNX+0.3DYNY)
Y
Axial Stresses in Beams X
CASE: (DYNX+0.3DYNY)
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Y
X
F22
CASE: (DYNX+0.3DYNY)
Y
X
CASE: (0.3DYNX+DYNY)
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Y
X
F12
CASE: (DYNX+0.3DYNY)
Y
X
F11
CASE: (0.3DYNX+DYNY)
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ACI 318-11 Building Code Requirements for Structural Concrete and Commentary
ASCE 7-16: Minimum Design Loads for Buildings and Other Structures
ATC-72-1: Modeling and Acceptance Criteria for Seismic Design and Analysis of Tall
Buildings
NEHRP SEISMIC DESIGN TECHNICAL BRIEF NO. 3: Seismic Design of Cast-in-Place
Concrete Diaphragms, Chords, and Collectors
NEHRP SEISMIC DESIGN TECHNICAL BRIEF NO. 5: Seismic Design of Composite Steel
Deck and Concrete-Filled Diaphragms
SNI 1726:2019: Tata Cara Perencanaan Ketahanan Gempa Untuk Struktur Bangunan
Gedung dan Non Gedung
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