LATERAL LOAD CAPACITY OF STEEL TRUSS COUPLING BEAM

Authors

  • Nursiah Chairunnisa
  • Iman Satyarno
  • Muslikh
  • Akhmad Aminullah

Keywords:

Coupling beam, Steel truss, Angle steel profile, Strengthcapacity

Abstract

The utilizing of steel truss coupling beam is one of an alternative for coupling beam in coupled shearwall. This paper presents an experimental study of steel truss coupling beam with span to depth ratios  of 1.78 that tested under  lateral cyclic loading at the laboratory. The objective of this research is to study the behaviour of steel truss coupling beam in coupled shearwall. The specimen are designed considering several factors such as span to depth ratio,  strength of material, the dimension of double steel angle profile as horizontal members and  steel angle profile as diagonal members.  It has been shown from the test that the strength capacity of  steel truss coupling beam specimens can not reach ultimate load  because of inelasticbuckling. Experimental results show that steel truss coupling beam can have fairly well behaviour under cyclic loading. By enlarging the dimension of horizontal members and diagonal members without increasing the thickness of profile , the strength capacity of all coupling beam specimen will have different behaviour. The result showsthat the specimen with larger dimension of profile exhibitsslightly raising of strength capacity than specimen with smaller dimension. The envelope curve decrease gradually which represent the specimens have well performance in terms of dissipation energy. More over, increasing appropriate dimension of diagonal  and horizontal members for steel truss coupling beam with shearwalls can determine and classify the structural performance level of structure.

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Published

2017-11-30

How to Cite

Nursiah Chairunnisa, Iman Satyarno, Muslikh, & Akhmad Aminullah. (2017). LATERAL LOAD CAPACITY OF STEEL TRUSS COUPLING BEAM. GEOMATE Journal, 13(39), 229–236. Retrieved from https://geomatejournal.com/geomate/article/view/2969

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