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2024 EERI Annual Meeting (2024AM)

du 9 au 12 April 2024

Sheraton Grand Seattle, 1400 6th Ave, Seattle, WA 98101

1C: Seismically Resilient Tall Wood Building Systems

mercredi 10 avril 2024 à 10:30–12:00 PDT add to calendar
Metropolitan Ballroom
Topic Area

Climate, Multi-hazard Modeling, and Earthquake Resilience

Description

As a new construction type recognized in the most recent International Building Code, tall wood buildings are attracting intense interest from architects, engineers, and investors around the world. Combined with innovative low-damage lateral system and non-structural components, tall wood buildings are promising resilient solutions for regions with high seismicity. In order to provide such solutions, a series of full-scale buildings were designed, analyzed and tested recently on the six-degree of freedom NHERI Large High Performance Outdoor Shake Table (LHPOST6) at the University of California, San Diego. The tests included a 10-story mass timber building and a 6-story mass timber building realized by removing the top four stories of the 10-story structure. These test buildings included a variety of resilient lateral systems including (1) post-tensioned mass timber rocking walls, (2) post-tensioned lateral system with buckling-restrained boundary elements, and (3) innovative steel braced-frames. The buildings were designed using code-alternative performance-based designed procedures for a site in Seattle, WA. The test buildings also included non-structural walls and façade, resilient modular stair systems, and fire sprinklers. With the newly upgraded LHPOST6, the building systems were subjected to over 200 ground motions of varying intensity up to the Maximum Considered Earthquake shaking for the design location, including with 1-D, 2-D, and 3-D motions, and using crustal and subduction zone earthquake recordings. The design, modeling, testing, and initial results from these tests will be introduced in this session.

Session Organizers

Shiling Pei, Colorado School of Mines
Andre Barbosa, Oregon State University

Speakers

Shiling Pei, Colorado School of Mines
Presentation Title

NHERI Tallwood Project: Resilient Tall Mass Timber Building for Earthquake Regions

Sarah Wichman, KPFF
Presentation Title

NHERI Tallwood Project: Performance-based Design and Nonlinear Analysis of Tall Mass Timber Buildings

Keri L. Ryan, University of Nevada, Reno
Presentation Title

NHERI Tallwood Project: Toward Seismic Resilient Detailing of Nonstructural Components

Steve Pryor, Simpson Strong-Tie
Presentation Title

NHERI TallWood Project: Seismically Resilient Connections for Mass Timber Buildings

Andre Barbosa, Oregon State University
Presentation Title

NHERI Converging Design Project: Overview of 6-Story Shake-Table Test Program

Barbara G Simpson, Stanford University
Presentation Title

NHERI Converging Design Project: Shake Table Testing of Post-Tensioned Rocking Wall with Buckling Restrained Boundary Elements

Technical Session Organizers

Selamawit Dege Dires, University of British Columbia
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