Effective relative storey drift limits in flexible jointed infill wall applications

Year 2018, Volume: 2 Issue: 2, 86 - 91, 15.08.2018

Muhammet Erdem , Murat Bikçe

Abstract

Relative storey
drifts is limited by earthquake codes for earthquake safety of structures. In
2016 Turkish Earthquake Code (TEC 2016), which has yet in draft, the criteria
for delimitation of relative story drifts have been specified. Compared to the
previous ones, this earthquake code included the use of flexible jointed infill
wall - frame joints which affect the relative storey drift limit. In this
study, the limitation rules of the effective relative storey drifts are
explained in detail in the case of the use of flexible jointed infill wall-frame
joints specified in the section "Calculation and Limitation of Effective
Relative Storey Drifts" of the TEC 2016. In addition, the maximum allowable
effective storey drifts are calculated separately for each province center.

Keywords

Elastic design spectral acceleration, Flexible jointed infill wall, Relative storey drift, TEC 2016

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