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PRJ-1716 | Bidirectional Testing of Drywall Partition Walls with Novel Details, Integrated into a Rocking Wall Subassembly
PI
Project TypeExperimental
Awards
CMMI | 1635363
KeywordsTall Wood, CLT, Cross Laminated Timber
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Description:

Two different configurations of drywall partition walls were built within a post-tensioned CLT rocking wall subassembly. The overarching objective is to investigate the seismic performance of drywall partition walls when integrated with a rocking wall system, and to assess the influence of out-of-plane loading on the in-plane resistance of the walls. Both configurations also incorporated novel details aimed to reduce damage at low level seismic drifts. In the first configuration, a double or telescoping top track detail aimed to reduce damage at the wall ends was compared to a conventional slip track detail. In the second configuration, two different gap details (a corner gap and a distributed gap) aimed to delay the onset of damage due to collisions at return walls were compared.

Experiment | Phase 2: Gap Detailing in Drywall Partition Walls with Return Walls
Cite This Data:
Hasani, H., K. Ryan, A. Amer, T. Marullo, J. Ricles (2021). "Phase 2: Gap Detailing in Drywall Partition Walls with Return Walls", in Bidirectional Testing of Drywall Partition Walls with Novel Details, Integrated into a Rocking Wall Subassembly. DesignSafe-CI. https://doi.org/10.17603/ds2-k8jn-yy03

Experiment | Phase 1: Slip Behavior in Drywall Partition Walls
Cite This Data:
Hasani, H., K. Ryan, A. Amer, T. Marullo, J. Ricles (2021). "Phase 1: Slip Behavior in Drywall Partition Walls", in Bidirectional Testing of Drywall Partition Walls with Novel Details, Integrated into a Rocking Wall Subassembly. DesignSafe-CI. https://doi.org/10.17603/ds2-2r1p-3a21

Data Depot | DesignSafe-CI