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Performance of hysteretic dampers using low yield stress steel
Low yield stress steel (LYS) has a yield stress of about one-third of that of conventional builing structural steels (e.g. JIS SN400) and an excellent ductility. LYS is a superior material for hysteretic dampers which are used in order to absorb seismic response of buildings. Kawasaki Steel has developed LYS (0.0013 % C, 0.08 % Mn, 0.007 % P, 0.005 % S, yield point 89 MPa, 250 MPa, elongation 67 %) and LYS-made dampers, such as a shear wall and a steel brace. These dampers have high energy absorption capacity, encompassing from low to high strain amplitudes, and are effective in reducing the seismic response of buildings.
Performance of hysteretic dampers using low yield stress steel
Low yield stress steel (LYS) has a yield stress of about one-third of that of conventional builing structural steels (e.g. JIS SN400) and an excellent ductility. LYS is a superior material for hysteretic dampers which are used in order to absorb seismic response of buildings. Kawasaki Steel has developed LYS (0.0013 % C, 0.08 % Mn, 0.007 % P, 0.005 % S, yield point 89 MPa, 250 MPa, elongation 67 %) and LYS-made dampers, such as a shear wall and a steel brace. These dampers have high energy absorption capacity, encompassing from low to high strain amplitudes, and are effective in reducing the seismic response of buildings.
Performance of hysteretic dampers using low yield stress steel
Betriebsverhalten von Hysteresedämpfern aus Stählen mit verringerter Streckgrenze
Titel japanisch
Fujisawa, K. (author) / Shimizu, T. (author) / Uemura, K. (author)
Kawasaki Steel Giho ; 30 ; 1-6
1998
6 Seiten, 21 Bilder, 3 Tabellen, 11 Quellen
Article (Journal)
Japanese
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