Research Article

Experimental Study on the Safety Assessment of Reinforced Concrete Shear Wall Structure with the Correspondence between Damage Image and Index

Table 3

Damage pictures of the seven shear walls.

SpecimenConcrete surface damageMortar surface damageDescription of damage phenomena

SW1The mortar falls in large area, and the concrete is crushed so that some longitudinal reinforcements are exposed

SW2Corner concrete is yielded, and the longitudinal reinforcements are exposed; specimens’ strength decreases significantly

SW3All the corner concrete is crushed and peels off; longitudinal reinforcements are broken, and the crushing area continues to develop to the middle of the section

SW4The concrete at the corner dark column is completely compressed to peel off under the action of repeated load, and the compression longitudinal reinforcements present a lantern shape

SW5All the concrete at the corner of the compression zone is crushed and peeled off, and some of the tensile longitudinal bars are broken; the compressive longitudinal bars are lantern-shaped

SW6Many steel bars are broken and sounded; at this time, the cracks at the root of the specimen are large and the specimen is staggered from the root

SW7The concrete is continuously crushed and peeled off, and the crushed area gradually extends from the corner to the middle of the section; the tensile reinforcements are broken