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Experimental Investigation of Using Sandwich Panels as Infill Plate in a Steel Plate Shear Wall
A total of five specimens were designed to investigate the cyclic behavior of infill panels made from various materials such as thin-walled steel sheets and corrugated sandwich panels. First, two specimens were prepared to act as shear walls by connecting sandwich panels, which are normally used as architectural partition walls in steel buildings, to a steel frame using appropriate connections. Then, a specimen with a single steel plate was designed. The final specimen was prepared by removing the polyurethane material from inside the sandwich panel and only steel plates were attached to both faces of the frame. This way, it was possible to examine the effect of the polyurethane material inside the sandwich panel and the corrugated steel plate on system behavior. Finally, a bare frame was prepared as a control specimen. For this experimental study, single-story, single-bay steel frames of semi-rigid beam to column connections were prepared with a scale ratio of 1:3. In all specimens, the infill plates were fastened to the frame connection profiles using self-drilling screws and the prepared specimens were compared in terms of their maximum load capacity, initial stiffness, ductility and energy dissipation capacity values under cyclic loading. The experimental and analytical investigations showed that, like steel plate infills, the specimens with sandwich panels also behaved in a ductile manner with relatively lower load and energy dissipation capacity. The results of the computer model analyses were then compared with the experimental results and they were found to be compatible with the analytical results.
期刊介绍:
The scope of Teknik Dergi is naturally confined with the subjects falling in the area of civil engineering. However, the area of civil engineering has recently been significantly enlarged, even the definition of civil engineering has somewhat changed.
Half a century ago, engineering was simply defined as “the art of using and converting the natural resources for the benefit of the mankind”. Today, the same objective is expected to be realised (i) by complying with the desire and expectations of the people concerned and (ii) without wasting the resources and within the sustainability principles. This change has required an interaction between engineering and social and administrative sciences. Some subjects at the borderline between civil engineering and social and administrative sciences have consequently been included in the area of civil engineering.
Teknik Dergi defines its scope in line with this understanding. However, it requires the papers falling in the borderline to have a significant component of civil engineering.