Behaviour of axially loaded fired-claymasonry panels with openings

The area around openings in the form of doors, windows and opening for mechanical and electrical services in axially loaded structural panels are locations of stress concentration. Tension will develop around these opening near the corners. Test results of twelve walls with openings and two control...

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Main Authors: Mohammed B.S., Bakar B.H.A., Choong K.K.
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spelling my.uniten.dspace-309022023-12-29T15:55:33Z Behaviour of axially loaded fired-claymasonry panels with openings Mohammed B.S. Bakar B.H.A. Choong K.K. 57203590522 6507662639 7004666001 Crackingload Finite element Masonry Masonry behaviour Opening Foundations Location Masonry materials Stress concentration Axial displacements Cracking load Electrical services Element analysis Finite Element Solid wall Test results Vertical displacements Wall panels Walls (structural partitions) The area around openings in the form of doors, windows and opening for mechanical and electrical services in axially loaded structural panels are locations of stress concentration. Tension will develop around these opening near the corners. Test results of twelve walls with openings and two control solid walls are presented. A fnite element analysis has also been carried out on the models of the tested panels to represent the effects of the opening on the global axial displacement of these panels. It was found that the location of the opening and the type of the lateral supports have a minor effect on the values of axial vertical displacement of the wall panels. However, the values of the cracking load for panels with free top end were reduced by 42% to 70 % as compared with those of laterally restrained panels at the top end. Final 2023-12-29T07:55:33Z 2023-12-29T07:55:33Z 2009 Article 2-s2.0-77951213571 https://www.scopus.com/inward/record.uri?eid=2-s2.0-77951213571&partnerID=40&md5=dc57e42dc59cb98013c72fc55848a699 https://irepository.uniten.edu.my/handle/123456789/30902 83 4 9 16 Scopus
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topic Crackingload
Finite element
Masonry
Masonry behaviour
Opening
Foundations
Location
Masonry materials
Stress concentration
Axial displacements
Cracking load
Electrical services
Element analysis
Finite Element
Solid wall
Test results
Vertical displacements
Wall panels
Walls (structural partitions)
spellingShingle Crackingload
Finite element
Masonry
Masonry behaviour
Opening
Foundations
Location
Masonry materials
Stress concentration
Axial displacements
Cracking load
Electrical services
Element analysis
Finite Element
Solid wall
Test results
Vertical displacements
Wall panels
Walls (structural partitions)
Mohammed B.S.
Bakar B.H.A.
Choong K.K.
Behaviour of axially loaded fired-claymasonry panels with openings
description The area around openings in the form of doors, windows and opening for mechanical and electrical services in axially loaded structural panels are locations of stress concentration. Tension will develop around these opening near the corners. Test results of twelve walls with openings and two control solid walls are presented. A fnite element analysis has also been carried out on the models of the tested panels to represent the effects of the opening on the global axial displacement of these panels. It was found that the location of the opening and the type of the lateral supports have a minor effect on the values of axial vertical displacement of the wall panels. However, the values of the cracking load for panels with free top end were reduced by 42% to 70 % as compared with those of laterally restrained panels at the top end.
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Mohammed B.S.
Bakar B.H.A.
Choong K.K.
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author Mohammed B.S.
Bakar B.H.A.
Choong K.K.
author_sort Mohammed B.S.
title Behaviour of axially loaded fired-claymasonry panels with openings
title_short Behaviour of axially loaded fired-claymasonry panels with openings
title_full Behaviour of axially loaded fired-claymasonry panels with openings
title_fullStr Behaviour of axially loaded fired-claymasonry panels with openings
title_full_unstemmed Behaviour of axially loaded fired-claymasonry panels with openings
title_sort behaviour of axially loaded fired-claymasonry panels with openings
publishDate 2023
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