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Ductile
detailing is a must for structures in Zone IV & V. However it should
also be followed in zone III, when Importance factor is > 1.0
OR
Structure is > 5.0 Storey high OR the structure is industrial in
nature. |
2 |
Thickness
of shear wall should not < 150 MM. |
3 |
Width
of Flange (if any) beyond the face of shear wall shall be least of the
following:
Half the distance to adjacent shear wall web.
1/10 th of total wall height. |
4 |
If
factored shear stress > 0.25 * FCK ^ 0.50 OR thickness of wall
is > 200 MM, provide steel on both the faces of wall. |
5 |
The
Vertical & Horizontal steel in shear wall shall not < 0.25 %.
Diameter
of bars shall not > 1/10 th of wall thickness. |
6 |
Maximum
spacing of bars in horizontal & vertical direction shall be least
of the following:
Horizontal wall length/5
3 x wall thickness
450 MM. |
7 |
The
effective depth for calculation of shear stress shall be taken as
0.80 x wall length. |
8 |
Shear
stress shall not exceed maximum permissible limit as per IS:456-2000. |
9 |
While
calculating shear capacity of wall, the contribution of concrete &
horizontal reinforcements shall be taken in to account. |
10 |
The
vertical reinforcements shall not be less than horizontal reinforcements. |
11 |
The
cracked flexural strength of wall shall > un-cracked flexural strength. |
12 |
Walls
without boundary elements shall have nominal boundary elements as 4
tor 12 mm bars with special confining reinforcements (SCR). |
13 |
When
the extreme fiber compressive stress in the wall due to factored
{ DL + LL + EL } > 0.20 FCK, boundary elements shall be provided.
Boundary elements can be in the form of flanges. |
14 |
Boundary
elements shall be designed as short column. The load shall be calculated
as = MU-MUV/CW + PROPORTIONAL AXIAL LOAD.
MU = APPLIED BM
MUV = CAPACITY OF WALL
CW = C/C DISTANCE BETWEEN
BOUNDARY ELEMENTS/FLANGES. |
15 |
If
DL + LL adds to the strength of the wall, its load factor shall be taken
as 0.80. |
16 |
The
minimum % of steel shall not < 0.8 % & maximum shall not >
4 % in boundary elements. |
17 |
Links
in boundary elements shall be as per (SCR)
throughout its height. |
18 |
Boundary
elements are not required if the entire wall section is provided with
(SCR). |
19 |
The
coupled shear walls shall be connected by ductile coupling beam. |
20 |
IF
the seismic induced shear stress is > 0.1 * span * FCK ^ 0.50
/ D than,
entire shear & bending in coupled beam shall be resisted by diagonal
bracing. Minimum 4 tor 8 mm shall be provided @ each diagonal brace. |
21 |
Each
diagonal of beams shall have (SCR)
with link spacing not > 100 MM. |
22 |
Anchorage
of diagonals = Ld * 1.5 { in tension } |
23 |
In
case of wall openings, the area of vertical & horizontal bars should
be such as to equal that of respective interrupted bars. The vertical
bars shall extend for full Storey height & horizontal bars shall
extend Ld beyond the sides of opening. |
24 |
The
vertical reinforcement % ratio across a horizontal construction joint
of a shear wall shall not < 0.92/fy x (ss - v/gross area) x 100
ss
= shear stress
v = factored axial stress, + ve for compression & -ve for tension. |
25 |
Horizontal
reinforcement shall be anchored near the edges of the wall OR in (SCR)
of boundary elements. |
26 |
Splicing
of vertical bars shall be avoided in following regions (greater of :)
Wall Length
1/6th of Wall Height.
However it should not > 2 * Wall Length. |
27 |
In
case the vertical reinforcement is spliced in above region, than not
more than 30 % of bars shall be spliced at such locations. |
28 |
Splices
in adjacent bars shall be staggered by a minimum of 600 MM. |
29 |
Lateral
ties shall be provided around spliced bars having diameter > 16 MM.
The diameter of links shall be least of the following.
1/4 of Main Ø
6 MM. |
30 |
Spacing
of above links shall not < 150 MM. |
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