K. Takiguchi et H. Hotta, EMPIRICAL-INVESTIGATION ON BUCKLING AND POSTBUCKLING BEHAVIOR OF CELLLINERS, Nuclear Engineering and Design, 162(1), 1996, pp. 117-124
In nuclear-related facilities, many concete walls and slabs are lined
with thin stainless steel plates in order to insure against the risk o
f accidental air leakage during a severe earthquake. These liners are
forcibly deformed with the deformation of the concrete walls and slabs
during an earthquake. The purpose of this paper is to obtain basic em
pirical data on the shearing behaviour of thin steel plates attached t
o concrete, especially to understand the relationship between the shea
r strain of the plate and its lateral displacement, as fundamental res
earch on the safety of lining plates. A new apparatus for measuring th
e lateral displacement of a lining plate by continuously scanning its
surface is tested. The apparatus proves to be quite effective for unde
rstanding the buckling wave of the lining plate and the essential beha
viour of a thin steel plate attached to a concrete wall subject to a s
hear force is clarified.