A steel plate shear wall (SPSW) is a useful component for resisting lateral action. To improve the performance of frame columns, some studies focus on two-side connected SPSW, in which not with columns. However, few conducted SPSW consider effect constraints or connections between infill plates and beams. In this study, by using finite element modeling (FEM), two unstiffened models fixed six bo...

in this paper, nonlinear behavior of composite steel plate shear wall systems, in which steel infill plate is strengthened by fiber reinforced polymer (frp) layers, are experimentally investigated. tests are designed to evaluate the effect of glass-frp layers, layers number of gfrp and orientation of gfrp layers on the stiffness, shear strength, cumulative dissipated energy and other seismic pa...

The coupled steel plate and reinforced concrete (C-SPRC) composite wall is a new type of coupled-wall system consisting coupling beams (SCBs) that join two SPRC walls where the shear (SPSW) embedded in RC wall. Although C-SPRC has been extensively constructed high-rise buildings seismic regions, research on its behavior rarely reported. No code provisions are available for directly guiding prel...

A revised procedure for the design of steel plate shear walls is proposed. In this procedure, the thickness of the infill plate is found using equations that are derived from plastic analysis of the strip model, which is widely accepted for the representation of steel plate shear walls. Equations are derived from a basic steel plate shear wall configuration but are shown to be conservative for ...

Steel plate shear walls (SPSWs) offer good energy dissipation capability when subjected to seismic forces as a robust lateral load resisting structure. This research investigated the cyclic behaviors of innovative infill web-strips (IWS-SPSW) and conventional unstiffened steel (USPSW) experimentally numerically. As result, two specimens 1:3 scale three-story single-bay IWS-SPSW USPSW were fabri...

composite concrete-steel plate shear walls are the most critical resisting structural members that resist lateral and axial loads. This type of wall consisting of two steel faceplates presenting the outer skin, infill concrete and shear connectors which are used to provide the composite action of the steel faceplates with infill concrete in order to increase the strength and to reduce the local...

Abstract During the last three decades, interest in application of steel shear walls has increased worldwide. Steel are used as stiffened and unstiffened walls. One main shortcomings plate wall (SPSW) is infill buckling mainly under lateral wind seismic loads. useful solutions to prevent use with corrugated plates. In this research, behavior a consisting two plates was investigated material cas...

In tall buildings the reinforced concrete (RC) shear wall is one of the predominant structural components used to resist lateral loads induced by earthquakes around the world. Previous research demonstrated that shear walls displayed a sudden loss in lateral capacity due to the wall corner and web crushing in the plastic zone. In addition, it was found that large shear distortions in shear wall...

Conventional design of steel plate shear walls SPSWs assumes that 100% of the story shear is resisted by each infill panel. Following this approach, strength provided by the boundary frame moment resisting action, which provides the SPSW with overstrength, is neglected. While this design assumption has a positive impact on seismic performance of SPSWs, no analytical work has been done to quanti...