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This article is the second of a two-part article on ASCE 7-16, Minimum Design Loads for Buildings and Other Structures, and its provisions for lateral drift determination. The first article (STRUCTURE, July 2019) discussed main points influencing seismic drift computation. In this article, the effect of soil flexibility and cracking of reinforced concrete elements on seismic drift computation of structural systems is addressed. It also discusses the determination of the level of loads for checking wind drift, return periods of wind speed maps, and allowable wind drift limits. A brief comparison between seismic drift and wind drift, in connection to their nature, and a determination procedure is covered.
For wind analysis, the cracking of structural elements has less effect on the structural response of the wind force resisting system. This lesser effect stems from the nonlinear response of a structure, which is not considered in wind analysis. According to ACI 318-14 Commentary, the factors shown in the Table shall be used to consider cracking effects.
Air Force and Army Corps of Engineers personnel have already started fanning out across Wyoming to draw up environmental-impact studies, rights of entry, and other plans related to construction. Initial work will begin in Wyoming missile fields in 2024. As plans coalesce and more workers flow in, major construction on the silos and control centers will start in 2026. Crews then aim to open a new silo every week for nine straight years. In the meantime, the Sentinel missile is set for its first test flight next year from Vandenberg Space Force Base in California.
-Since many circular silos have been designed assuming the wall to be in tension only,only,(ignoring bending) It is not surprising that walls of circular silos often have bed vertical cracks
×For patching lifts, fallouts and other holes and indentations in the silo walls ×It is applied under high pressure ×It sticks very well to a existing surface, ×More dense than regular concrete
Configurations : -Capacity : 3100 tons -Diameter : 12 m -Height : 37 m Draw off openings are located concentrically at the base of the each silo.
CRACK PATTERN : ×Cracks were typically 350 mm apart ×Most cracks were wider than 0 2 mm ×Some cracks were wider than 1 mm ×A few cracks were so wide that water had penetrated into the silos
×However, the buttress walls have two layers of reinforcement, and thus have batter crack control characteristics than the original exterior walls which had only one layer of reinforcement
Method of Construction : SHOTCRITING ×The silos were to be full of grain when the new concrete was applied to the outside in order to reduce the effect of restrained shrinkage
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Assembly technology and composite structure technology are gaining popularity in the field of engineering. However, there are few reports on the application of the two methods in the underground storage, and the joint connection mode, structural form, mechanical characteristics, and other aspects of the tunnel segment are also considerably different. The joints designed in this paper adopt dry joint, and the prefabricated blocks are connected by steel plates in the form of welding seams. Thus, the residual stress in the welding process inevitably affects the strength of the joint [32, 33]. It is urgent to test whether the joint connection mode of the steel plate concrete composite wall of the prefabricated underground granary is reliable. Its mechanical properties determine the selection of the structural calculation method, and therefore, this paper focuses on the flexural and compressive mechanical properties of the composite bin wall joints; compared with the control group, the bending and compressive stiffness of the steel plate concrete silo wall with the control group was analyzed, and the reliability and operability of the designed joint were verified. It is of great significance to provide an experimental basis for the structural design and engineering application for this type of prefabricated underground silo.
In the structural scheme, a steel plate concrete composite structure is used for the roof and floor of the silo, and a prefabricated reinforced concrete structure is used for the inner barrel and equipment interlayer. In the reverse construction, 36 steel piles (HW400X400X13X21) which were first driven around the foundation pit are not only supporting piles but also structural stressed piles. The composite wall is first assembled by 36 prefabricated steel plate concrete blocks to form the first section of cylinder; the plane layout of the prefabricated underground silo composite wall is shown in Figure 2. The soil is excavated from the top to the bottom. Each time a section of soil is excavated, a section of the cylinder is formed by assembling prefabricated blocks, and the entire silo is formed in turn from each section of the cylinder. The structural scheme can realize the integrated design and construction of the composite wall and foundation pit support, and reverse construction is adopted to avoid large excavation and solve the difficult problem of the foundation pit support; the dry joint between the steel pile and the prefabricated block of steel plate concrete wall is used to form a whole and shorten the construction period; the steel pile can be used as uplift pile to solve the problem of long construction periods in underground wetting operations and antifloating. The single-sided steel plate lining of composite structure is not only a structural layer, but also a waterproof layer. The scheme provides foundation pit support, antifloating, and waterproofing, and it also reduces construction cost.
The composite wall of the prefabricated underground silo is assembled using several steel plate concrete prefabricated blocks, and joints inevitably exist between the prefabricated blocks. If the stiffness, strength, and stability of the jointed composite walls are ensured such that they are not lower than those of jointless composite walls with the same thickness, the equivalent principle [6] can be used to design the composite walls. According to cylindrical shell theory, the circumferential stress of a composite wall under external pressure is considerably larger than axial stress, and its first-order buckling mode is radial deformation along the cylinder (ellipse); therefore, this paper studies the mechanical properties of its vertical joint.
The design principle in this study is that the stiffness, strength, and stability of jointed composite walls are not less than those of jointless composite walls with the same wall thickness. Theoretical calculation and the finite element method are applied to design the specimens. When the structure form and force are determined, its stability depends on flexural rigidity. Previously, the numerical simulation analysis of steel plate concrete composite wall of prefabricated underground silo under the most unfavorable conditions (empty silo) was carried out. It was found that, when the ratio of the flexural stiffness of the jointed section to that of the jointless section reaches a certain value (greater than 1.0), the critical buckling load of the jointed composite wall is not less than that of the jointless composite wall, and simultaneously, the stiffness and strength conditions can also be satisfied. Therefore, the joint of the specimen is designed based on the stability condition of the silo.
During the entire loading process, none of the specimens showed cracks, and they recovered after unloading. The joints such as steel plate and welds remained intact. The steel plate and concrete were joined together by bolts without separating and deformed synergistically.
During the entire loading process, no obvious structural cracks were found in all specimens, and only local cracks appeared at the boundary of the support points at both ends. After unloading, the specimens could be completely restored to their original state, and the specimens were basically intact, thereby indicating that the entire loading process of the specimens was in the stage of elastic deformation; the welds were intact, and the welds were sufficiently strong. The steel plate and concrete are joined together by bolts; they are not separated and can deform synergistically. 2b1af7f3a8