STUDY ON HYSTERETIC BEHAVIOR OF SHEAR PANEL DAMPERS FOR STEEL STRUCTURES WITH CROSS LAMINATED TIMBER AS SUPPORT MEMBERS

To expand the use of timber in steel structure buildings, it is essential to employ wooden members not only for slabs but also for wall components. The authors proposed using CLT as support members for seismic panel damper sys-tems integrated into steel structures.

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Journal of Structural Engineering B
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.3130/aijjse.71b.0_338
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Structural Load-Bearing Analysis
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STUDY ON HYSTERETIC BEHAVIOR OF SHEAR PANEL DAMPERS FOR STEEL STRUCTURES WITH CROSS LAMINATED TIMBER AS SUPPORT MEMBERS

Tatsuo INADA, Yo Kuratomi, Jun-ichi Sakai
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Journal of Structural Engineering B
Structural Load-Bearing Analysis
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STUDY ON HYSTERETIC BEHAVIOR OF SHEAR PANEL DAMPERS FOR STEEL STRUCTURES WITH CROSS LAMINATED TIMBER AS SUPPORT MEMBERS

Tatsuo INADA, Yo Kuratomi, Jun-ichi Sakai
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To expand the use of timber in steel structure buildings, it is essential to employ wooden members not only for slabs but also for wall components. The authors proposed using CLT as support members for seismic panel damper sys-tems integrated into steel structures.

Journal of Structural Engineering BVol. 71B(0)
Kagoshima University (JP), Fukuoka University (JP), Yamasa Corporation (Japan) (JP)
Kagoshima University
Openalex Percentile: Top 93%
Structural Load-Bearing Analysis
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