Analysis on seismic behavior of tensile wall of high-rise frame tube structure
According to the statistics of the tensile stress ratio of the main wall limbs of 12 out of gauge high-rise frame tube structures in the 7-degree area under moderate earthquakes, the maximum tensile stress ratio is between 1.0 and 2.5, which is within the controllable range of the structural design. When the calculation results of high-rise structures do not meet the requirements of shear weight ratio, stiffness ratio and other requirements, the calculation software automatically amplifies the floor seismic force according to the specification requirements, which will lead to large axial tension. It is recommended to use the standard combined tensile stress without amplification to judge the tension degree. The seismic performance analysis of the out of limit structure with offset core tube shows that the wall limb with large tensile stress is damaged in tension shear or tension bending under the action of large earthquake, which does not meet the seismic performance target C requirements; The anti-seismic performance of the shear wall at the bottom of the structure is improved after the section steel is configured according to the tensile stress of the shear wall. The wall limb has no shear failure and tensile bending yield, meeting the anti-seismic performance objective C. Further detailed finite element analysis shows that the tensile and shear capacity of the shear wall in tension after adding section steel is significantly improved. When the tensile stress ratio of the bottom shear wall of a super high-rise structure exceeds 2.0 under moderate earthquakes, the seismic performance requirements can be met by adding section steel or steel plates, but the section area of section steel or steel plates should be appropriately increased.