STEEL-CONCRETE COMPOSITE WALL HAVING THREE OR MORE PARALLEL STEEL PLATES IN IN-PLANE DIRECTION IN WALL

摘要

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a steel-concrete composite wall having superior earthquake-resisting performance, wind pressure resisting performance, and terrorism resisting performance instead of a conventional earthquake-resisting wall, according to the present invention.;SOLUTION: Three or more steel plates are installed in an in-plane direction in a steel-concrete composite wall. The three or more steel plates are thus installed so that a stress transmission mechanism by integration of the steel plates and concrete becomes advantageous, and the wall can be made less in thickness as more steel plates are used, thereby widening a usable space in a building. Further, the three or more steel plates are installed to be less in thickness, so conventional use of extremely thick steel plates when the steel plates are small in number can be avoided, and welding of the extremely thick steel plates also can be avoided.;SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 2;COPYRIGHT: (C)2017,JPO&INPIT