Behavior of Perimeter Beams with Integrity Reinforcement Details of Low Seismic Regions

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Title: Behavior of Perimeter Beams with Integrity Reinforcement Details of Low Seismic Regions

Author(s): Jorge A. Rivera-Cruz, Sergio F. Breña, Simos Gerasimidis, and Peggi L. Clouston

Publication: Structural Journal

Volume: 118

Issue: 6

Appears on pages(s): 203-214

Keywords: collapse loading; frame building; low seismic design category; reinforced concrete; structural integrity

DOI: 10.14359/51732997

Date: 11/1/2021

Abstract:
Three full-scale reinforced concrete frame sub-assemblages were tested in the laboratory to simulate the removal of an interior column. The location of bottom longitudinal reinforcement splices was varied in each specimen to evaluate ACI 318-19 detailing practices on perimeter frame beam behavior. The laboratory specimens represent two first-floor interior spans of the perimeter frame of a 10-story prototype building designed for Seismic Design Category (SDC) A. After specimens reached their peak force, a sudden decrease in force was observed due to a sudden shear failure near the exterior end of one of the beams. Failure occurred prior to the development of catenary action in the beams, a phenomenon that has been observed in similar tests of specimens detailed according to higher SDCs. The limited rotation capacity of the beams in the specimens and the shear-strength degradation as a result of diagonal crack widening are believed to have influenced the response of the specimens.

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