Trend of Steel Structure for Buildings in Japan · for Buildings in Japan Confidential 9th Feb ,...
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GEDIK & JFE Meeting and Joint Seminar in 2015
Trend of Steel StructureTrend of Steel Structure
for Buildings in Japanfor Buildings in Japan
Confidential
9th Feb , 2015
Takumi ISHII JFE-Steel Corporation
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Trend of Steel Structure for Buildings Trend of Steel Structure for Buildings in Japanin Japan
1) Market trend of steel structure
2) Seismic design and requirements for steel products
3) Introduction of high performance steels
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Buildings applied the advantages of steel Buildings applied the advantages of steel structuresstructures
Earthquake and Disaster-resistant Buildings
Rapid Construction
Stabilized Quality due to Industrial Production
・Attractive Design・Flexibility of Planning
Eco-friendly Materials
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Buildings applied the advantages of steel Buildings applied the advantages of steel structuresstructures
Wide-span Building
High-rise Building
◆◆◆◆ Strength & DuctilityCompact cross-sectionReduction of column size
⇒ Spacious
◆◆◆◆ Rapid constructionQuick turnover
⇒ Economical
High-Rise or Wide-SpanBuildings in Japan
= Steel Structure
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Market trend of steel structureMarket trend of steel structure
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Domestic Demand for Steel Products Domestic Demand for Steel Products Destined for Construction in Japan Destined for Construction in Japan
Share of Steel Demand for ordinary steel products in 2012
Building construction
29.5%
Building construction
29.5%
Civil engineering
15.7%
Civil engineering
15.7%Shipbuilding
7.9%
Automobiles19.1%
Industrialmachinery
5.1%
Erectricalprocessing
4.2%
Others9.9%
Inport8.6%
Total:50million tons/year
Share of construction (civil engineering and building construction) in total domestic demand: 45.2%
Share of construction (civil engineering and building construction) in total domestic demand: 45.2%
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Structural Types Adopted in Building Structural Types Adopted in Building ConstructionConstruction
Concrete-filled steel tube (CFT)
structure
Reinforced-concrete (RC) structure
Steel and reinforced-concrete
(SRC) structure
Steel (S) structure Wooden (W) structure
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Floor Area of New ConstructionFloor Area of New Construction--Started Started Buildings by Structural Type in JapanBuildings by Structural Type in Japan
Other
Construction area(million m2) in 2012
55(41%)
46(34%)
30(22%)
2.8(2%)
Wooden
SRC
RC
Steel
CB
Steel StructureSteel Structure
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Steel Products and Joining Technology for Steel Products and Joining Technology for Construction of SteelConstruction of Steel--frame Buildingsframe Buildings
� Wide-flange
� Square steel tube
� Plate
� Circular steel tube
� Welding
� High-strength bolt
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Seismic design and requirements Seismic design and requirements for steel productsfor steel products
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Seismic Design CodesSeismic Design Codes(Building Standard Law of Japan, revised and enforced in 1981)(Building Standard Law of Japan, revised and enforced in 1981)
• Primary design;Elastic design for Medium earthquakeDamage does not occur in the structure (deformation does not remain).
� Secondary design;Plastic design for Major earthquake Although damage occurs in the structure, collapse is prevented and human life is safely secured (deformation remains ).
Seismic intensity scale0 1 2 3 4 5– 5+ 6– 6+ 7
No damage Allowing damage but no collapse
Fears of collapse
Steel structures are suitable for seismic design because of their excellent ductile behavior during earthquake.
Steel structures are suitable for seismic design because of their excellent ductile behavior during earthquake.
(JAPAN)
MKS Seismic intensity
I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X XI XII
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Revised seismic design method in JapanRevised seismic design method in Japan
Seismic design of two stages(Revised seismic design method)
①Surface maximum acceleration 80-100 gal
:Elastic design
No damage to the building (Deformation does not remain)⇒ Primary design
② Surface maximum acceleration 300-400 gal
:Plastic design
a damage to the building, prevents collapse (Deformation remain in the building after the earthquake)
⇒ Secondary design
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Seismic Design of SteelSeismic Design of Steel--frame Buildingframe Building
・Framing is retained in elastic range
during small and medium
earthquakes (no damage)
・During great earthquake, damage
(plasticization) is allowed only for
framing, but building collapse is
prevented, and human lives are
protected.
Great quake level
Medium quake level
Deformation
Seismic ForceGreat quake level
Large strength is necessary for holding elastic response
Deformation
Force
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Structure characteristic coefficientStructure characteristic coefficient
Q δ
Q
δ
Q
δ
1.0
Ds
Ds=0.5
Ds=0.25
Q
δ
Q
δ
Elastic response structure(Elastic system)
Structure with toughness(Elasto-plastic system)
Same seismic performance
Energy is equal
Ds=2μμμμ-1
1
μ
μμ
Ds : depend on ductility Ds : depend on ductility of structure & membersof structure & members(0.25(0.25~~0.5)0.5)
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Material Properties of Steel ProductMaterial Properties of Steel Product
Stress-Strain Relation of Steel Product
Plastic range
Upper yield point
Lower yield point
Stress
Tensile strength
Fracture
StrainPermanent elongation
Elastic range
■ Important in design: Yield point
(not Tensile strength)
■ Yield ratio=Yield point/Tensile strength (A/B)
A
B
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Mechanical Properties of Steel for Seismic Mechanical Properties of Steel for Seismic PerformancePerformance
◇Upper limit of the yield ratio(Low yield ratio)
⇒realize the excellent deformation performance of the steel member
◇Upper limit of the yield point(Reduction of deviation)
⇒realize the deformation performance of the building as designed
A B68
72
76
80
84
88
Yil
ed
Ra
tio
(%)
High Yield ratio
Steel
Low Yield ratio
400
300
350
250
200
YX
Yie
ld P
oin
t(N
/m
m2)
F
Steel
deviation
Upper limit of the yield ratio
Upper limit of the yield point
Lower limit
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Effect of Yield Ratio on Seismic ResistanceEffect of Yield Ratio on Seismic ResistanceS
tre
ss
Strain
ⒶⒶⒶⒶHigh yield ratio
ⒷⒷⒷⒷLow yield ratio<<<<Framing using steel product ⒶⒶⒶⒶ>>>>
<<<<Framing using steel product ⒷⒷⒷⒷ>>>>
Seismic force
Seismic force
Small deformation capacity∥∥∥∥
Less seismic energy absorption
Large deformation capacity∥∥∥∥
Increased seismic energy absorption
When yield ratio is low, plastic
range becomes wide, and
plastic deformation capacity
becomes high.
<<<< Steel product >>>>
Plasticizing section
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Moment distribution of the steel frame in Moment distribution of the steel frame in earthquakeearthquake
TS
High YR
DeformationS
eis
mic
Fo
rce
<Absorption energy of steel frame>
L
Tensile force generated in the lower flange
SeismicForce
LLow YR
YP AYP B
By using the steel with low yield ratio, it is
possible to realize the building that has large
amount of plastic deformation capacity.
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Effect of Yield Point Deviation on Seismic Effect of Yield Point Deviation on Seismic ResistanceResistance
Pattern B
Pattern C
Collapse type assumed in design:
Pattern A
●Plasticizing section
Pattern A
Pattern C
Pattern BSeismic
force
Deformation0
When
deviation of
yield point is
large:
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Fracture at beam end
Fracture at beam end
Column
Flange of H-beam
Earthquake Damages of Steel StructuresEarthquake Damages of Steel Structures
Steel toughness &&&&Weldability
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Requirements for Steel Products for Building Requirements for Steel Products for Building StructuresStructures
1.Securement of plastic deformation capacity
Specification of upper limit for yield point and yield ratio
2. Securement of weldability
Specification of upper limit for Ceq, Pcm
3. Securement of through thickness-direction properties
Prescription of lower limit for thickness-direction reduction
of area
4. Securement of nominal cross-section dimension
Stricter allowable difference of minus-side thickness
5. Selection of optimum grade taking into account the
application section (Grades A, B and C)
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SN490SN490 -- Specification Specification --
Design
-ation
Thick
-ness
mm
Specified Properties
Strength・・・・ToughnessWeld-
ability
ΔΔΔΔYP,
ΔΔΔΔTS,
YR80%
Charpy
Impact
Test
through thickness-direction
property
Ultra-Sonic
Test
((((plates))))
Ceq
((((P,S etc.))))
S355J0
TS470
YP345 MPa
16 ≦≦≦≦t
≦≦≦≦ 250---- ●●●● ---- ---- ●●●●(CEV)
SN490
TS490
YP325 MPa
16 ≦≦≦≦t
≦≦≦≦ 100●●●● ●●●● ●●●● ●●●● ●●●●
Rolled Steel for Buidling Structure((((JIS G 3136))))
YR(Yield Ratio )=YS(Yield Strength) ////TS(Tensile Strength)xxxx100%%%%
Applicable to elasto-plasitc design (Grade50)
ENEuropeanStandards
JISJapaneseIndustrialStandard
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LineLine--up of SN Productsup of SN Products
WideWide--flange, flange,
plate, etc.plate, etc.
Circular tubeCircular tube Square tubeSquare tube
JIS G3101 JIS G3106 JIS G3444 JIS G3466
SS400SS490
SM400A、B、CSM490A、B、C
STK400STK490
STKR400STKR490
JISJIS G3136G3136 JIS G3475JIS G3475
Approved product by Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism
SN400ASN400A、、BB、、CC
SN490BSN490B、、CCSTKN400WSTKN400W、、BB
STKN490BSTKN490BBCR295BCR295
BCP235BCP235、、325325
Genera
l st
ruct
ure
sB
uil
din
g
str
uctu
re
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Introduction of high performance steelsIntroduction of high performance steels
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High Yield Strength SteelHigh Yield Strength Steel
0
200
400
600
800
1000
1200
YPYP
YP
TS
TS
TSMPa
SN490(Grade 50)
SA440(Grade 65)
H-SA700(Grade 100)
Ductility, Weldability,through thickness-direction
Property
New High-Strength
Yield point325 MPa
325440
700
490590
780
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SA440SA440 -- Application example Application example --
Tubular Column
Diameter : 2,000mm, t=75mm
Roppongi Hills (238.1m, 54 story, 2003)
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TOKYO SKY TREETOKYO SKY TREE®®
NEW No.1 TOWERfor ground-wave digital televisionbroadcasting
634mmmm
333mmmm321mmmm
TOUR EIFFEL TOKYO TOWER TSTCompletion 1889 1958 2011
Steel about 7,300ton about 3,600t about 40,000ton
Joint Rivet 2.5million Rivet 1.2million Welding ,Bolts
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High strength steel used in TSTHigh strength steel used in TST
JFE 500N/mm2
High strengthsteel tubes(φφφφ2300x100))))support TST
JFE 630N/mm2
High strengthsteel tubes(φφφφ1200x60)support GainTower of TST
We suppliedhigh strengthsteel pipeof 8,300tons
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The largest sections
(at the foot of the Tower)
Diameter: 2,300mm , t=100mm
HighHigh--strength Pipes for Tokyo Sky Treestrength Pipes for Tokyo Sky Tree
(634m, 2011)
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Damage of steel structure by fireDamage of steel structure by fire
Full scale fire experiment by Institute of British Architects
Emerged flamefrom window
Buckling of beam end
Crack of floor slab
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Basic view for ensuring fire resistanceBasic view for ensuring fire resistance
Preventing temperature increaseby fireproof coating
Rock-wool
Spraying of Rock-wool
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Fire Resistant Steel (FR)Fire Resistant Steel (FR)
Temperature(℃)
Str
ength
N/m
m2
The yield point : at 600゚C > 2/3 × at room-temp.GuaranteeGuarantee
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FR Steel FR Steel -- Application example Application example --
Covered withfireproof coating
FR steel without fireproof coating
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BuiltBuilt--up Column up Column welded by high heatwelded by high heat--input welding methodinput welding method
Submerged arc weldingSubmerged arc weldingHeat input 20~60 kJ/mm
Corner weldCorner weld
Diaphragm plate weldDiaphragm plate weld
ElectroElectro--slag weldingslag weldingHeat input
50~100 kJ/mm
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BuiltBuilt--up Column up Column welded by large heatwelded by large heat--input welding methodinput welding method
Weld MetalWeld Metal HAZ HAZ
Base MetalBase Metal
ConventionalConventional EWELEWEL
Microstructures
“JFE EWEL” Technology for Excellent Quality in HAZ of High Heat Input Welded Joints
0
50
100
150
200
250
FLHAZ
ConventionalConventionalEWELEWEL
Charpy absorbed energies ofSAW welded joints
Ab
sorb
ed e
ner
gy(
J)
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View of damage control designView of damage control design
Preventing destruction Preventing damage
Earthquake
Energy absorption by using
damage of frame (Plasticity hinge)
Energy absorption
by using damper
Hysteresis damper
Conventional structure Plasticity hinge Structure with hysteresis damper
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Shear Link type Wall panel type Stud type Brace type
1000
800
600
400
200
1000
800
600
400
200
1000
800
600
400
200
1000
800
600
400
200
Types of damperTypes of damper
Ultra mild steel is mainly used
780N steel for building
Strain(%)
Stress(N/mm2)
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Usage example:Usage example:Brace typeBrace type
The Shizuoka Prefecture Government East Office
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Seismic Retrofit by Using CHS BracingsSeismic Retrofit by Using CHS Bracings
by using CHS Bracings
Advantages;
- short construction period
- wider view
- slender and beautiful
Reinforcing on the outer surface of a building
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Seismic Retrofit by Using CHS BracingsSeismic Retrofit by Using CHS Bracings
School Building in Korea RC Building in Japan
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TeTeşşşşşşşşekkekküürr ederimederim
energy dissipative brace
FKUDA DENSHI ARENA