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SIP shear walls : cyclic performance of high-aspect-ratio segments and perforated walls / Vladimir Kochkin, Douglas R. Rammer, Kevin Kauffman, Thomas Williamson, Robert J. Ross.

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Book
Government document
Author/Creator:
Kochkin, Vladimir, author.
Rammer, Douglas R., author.
Kauffman, Kevin, author.
Williamson, Thomas G., author.
Ross, Robert J. (Robert Jon), author.
Contributor:
Forest Products Laboratory (U.S.), issuing body.
Series:
Research paper FPL-RP ; 682.
Research paper FPL-RP ; 682
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Shear walls--United States--Testing.
Shear walls.
Wall panels--Testing.
Wall panels.
Dwellings--Insulation--United States--Testing.
Dwellings.
Shear (Mechanics).
shear stress.
United States.
Genre:
Online resources.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (19 pages) : color maps
Other Title:
Cyclic performance of high-aspect-ratio segments and perforated walls
Place of Publication:
Madison, WI : United States Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Forest Products Laboratory, 2015.
Summary:
Increasing stringency of energy codes and the growing market demand for more energy efficient buildings gives structural insulated panel (SIP) construction an opportunity to increase its use in commercial and residential buildings. However, shear wall aspect ratio limitations and lack of knowledge on how to design SIPs with window and door openings are barriers to the wider adoption of SIP technology. An experimental study was conducted to evaluate the lateral resistance performance of high-aspect-ratio SIP shear wall segments and SIP shear walls with window and door openings. At most two replicates of fully anchored SIP shear walls were cyclically tested at the following aspects ratios: 1:1, 2:1, 3:1, and 4:1. Five additional tests were conducted with multiple SIP wall panels that contained various sized door and window openings. Based on the experiments, the unit stiffness of the SIP shear wall varied by aspect ratio and the unit shear capacity decreased with increasing aspect ratio. Spline joints between wall segments also decreased capacity. Finally, test results indicate that multiple segment SIP shear walls with openings follow the overall trend predicted by the perforated shear wall method for both strength and stiffness.
Notes:
Cover title.
"December, 2015."
Includes bibliographical references (page 13).
Online resource; title from cover (viewed August 9, 2018).
Other Format:
Print version: Kochkin, Vladimir. SIP shear walls
OCLC:
938078160

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