
Explore the analysis, design, and detailing of shear walls, focusing on special shear walls per IS 13920:2016 manual design (part 1).
Design special shear walls per IS 13920:2016 using manual calculations for a rectangular boundary element, validating tension, confining reinforcement, and construction joint shear.
Explore the design of special shear walls as per ACI 318-19, focusing on shear and moment design and detailing according to code requirements.
Examine design and detailing requirements for special boundary elements under ACI 318-19, and integrate these concepts into the analysis and detailing of shear walls.
Study the design of special shear walls per ACI 318-19, using manual design techniques for part 1 and applying code-based criteria to detailing and behavior.
Design and detailing of special shear walls per ACI 318-19 manual design (part 2), covering analysis, detailing requirements, and practical seismic applications.
Learn to design special boundary elements for l-shaped shear walls per ACI 318-19, including transverse reinforcement spacing, hook length limits, overlaps, and end-zone detailing.
This course explores shear walls, a vital structural element in resisting lateral loads in buildings subjected to wind and seismic forces. Participants will gain comprehensive knowledge of the analysis, design, and detailing of shear walls, with a strong focus on their behavior under various loading conditions.
The course begins with an introduction to the fundamentals of shear wall systems, their role in enhancing structural stability, and the governing principles of lateral load resistance. Other topics discussed in detail include the behavior of shear walls under lateral loads, principles of design, manual calculations for the design of special shear walls as per American and Indian codes, and manual calculations for the design of shear walls.
Design aspects will focus on compliance with international codes and standards, including ductility, strength, and serviceability provisions. Participants will learn how to proportion and reinforce shear walls to meet structural and architectural requirements. Special emphasis will be placed on seismic detailing, ensuring structures can withstand earthquake-induced forces without significant damage.
This course is ideal for structural engineers, architects, and civil engineering students seeking to deepen their expertise in the design of lateral load-resisting systems. By the end of the course, participants will be equipped with the skills and confidence to design and detail shear walls for conventional and high-performance structures.