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-A body acted upon by a balanced forced system


-resultant is equal to zero

Static equilibrum

-The action of one body upon another.


-due to direct contact


-generated by moving bodies

Force

-Is a single force


-A couple


-A force and couple

Resultant

Force

Couple

Force/couple

Arrangement of two or more forces that act on a body.

Force system

2 types of force system

Coplanar force system(2d)


Spatial force system (3d)

ASTM A 184

Fabricated deformed steel bars

ASTM A 185

Steel welded wire fabric,plain

ASTM A 496

DEFORMED STEEL WIRE

ASTM A 497

Deform steel welded wire fabric

ASTM A 706

Low-alloy steel deformed bars

ASTM A 767

Zinc-coated reinforcing steel bars

ASTM A615

Billet steel bars

ASTM A616

Rail-steel bars

ASTM A617

Axle steel bars

ASTM A82

Plain steel wire

ASTM A775m

Epoxy coated reinforcing steel bars

ASTM A884

Epoxy coated steel wire and welded wire

ASTM A934m

Epoxy coated fabricated steel reinforcing bars

ASTM C150

Portland cement

ASTM C33

Aggregates

ASTM C331

Lightweigth aggregates

ASTM C94

Ready mixed concrete

ASTM A36

Structural steel

5 Plan structural irregularities

Torsional irregularities


Re-entrant corners


Diaphragm discontinuity


Out-of plane offset


Nonparallel system

NSCP C101 section 421

Contains special requirement for the design of RC members that are part of the lateral resisting frame subjected to earthquake motions.

Reinforced concrete structure in heigh seismic risk must have:

Strength


Ductility


Toughness

Performance criteria of RC members resisting earthquake:

Serviciability


Control limit


Survival limit

Material remains in the elastic range and no damage is expected

Serviciability

Some yielding may occur and may have minor structural damage.

Control limit

Inelastic behavior and may have major structural damage

Survival limit state

Fluid viscous damper

Hydraulic devises that disipate the kinetic energy of seismic event and cushion the impact.

Friction dampers

Dissipate energy only when the slip force of two surfaces rubbing againts each other.

Metalic yielding dampers

Dissipate energy through the inelastic deformed of the materials.