Bibliographic citations
Díaz, J., (2021). Evaluación del comportamiento de las conexiones semi-rígidas para reducir el peso de estructuras de acero mediante el análisis elástico de segundo orden [Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú]. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12404/20660
Díaz, J., Evaluación del comportamiento de las conexiones semi-rígidas para reducir el peso de estructuras de acero mediante el análisis elástico de segundo orden []. PE: Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú; 2021. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12404/20660
@mastersthesis{renati/528437,
title = "Evaluación del comportamiento de las conexiones semi-rígidas para reducir el peso de estructuras de acero mediante el análisis elástico de segundo orden",
author = "Díaz Escobedo, José Emilio",
publisher = "Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú",
year = "2021"
}
This thesis focuses on the structural behavior of four types of semi-rigid connections Simple angle in the web (SWA), Double angle in the web (DWA), Upper and lower angle in the wings (TSFA) and Upper and lower angle on wings with double web angle (TSFA-DWA), to determine its influence on the behavior of frames braced at their ends. Taking into account the mathematical model of Hasan, Kishi and Chen (1998) that allows to identify the non-linear behavior of these connections and with the help of a Matlab program, the non-linear behavior of 4832 cases of connections with different geometry has been evaluated. , beam loads and superelevations; These results are presented in Annex A. In the same way, another program was developed in Matlab that allows entering the non-linear behavior of the connection and incorporating it into the nonlinear analysis of the entire structure. In this case, 360 cases of braced frames with different geometry, seismic parameters, loads and the degree of rigidity according to the type of connection. From the evaluation of connections it can be said that, Simple connections in web (SWA) resist 50% of double connections in web (DWA), TSFA connections connected to the beam flanges, their resistance depends more on the thickness of the angles than of the length, and in TSFADWA connections the behavior is variable, when the angles connected in the web are slender, their contribution is reduced and the contribution of the angles connected in the flanges of the beam increases. And, from the evaluation of frames, it was concluded that the degree of stiffness m = 6 allows reducing the weight of structures by up to 20% and if the degree of stiffness is greater than 6, it only allows reducing the weight of the structure by up to 22%. Finally, multiple regression analysis was applied with the data collected from the evaluation of frames to propose four analytical formulas that quickly determine the weight of the structure, the seismic moment transmitted to the foundation by the braces, the drift in the last level and the fundamental period with a margin of error of 10%.
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