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Regarding axial load, this variable has a positive effect on the shear stre=
ngth [14,19,21,25], although higher axial loads are associated with more br=
ittle behaviors and lower deformation capacities [18,25]. In addition, Ram=
=C3=ADrez et al. [21] indicated that the energy dissipation capacity increa=
ses with the axial load. Differently, the effect of axial loads on the crac=
k patterns is not clear since Oan [19] observed variations in the crack-wid=
ths and distribution, whereas Meli et al. [17] and Ram=C3=ADrez et al. [21]=
 only observed reductions on the crack-widths.

The effect of the horizontal reinforcement ratio has been the most studied =
design parameter. In general, it has been reported that the presence of BJR=
 is beneficial for the in-plane behavior of PG-RM shear walls because it pr=
ovides post-cracking integrity [22,26], as well as capability of energy dis=
sipation and ductility [14,24]. Toma=C5=BEevi=C4=8D and Lutman [26] indicat=
ed that horizontal reinforcement acts only when the panel is diagonally cra=
cked and that its effectiveness depends on the capacity of materials to pro=
vided appropriated local anchoring to reinforcement. The authors also point=
ed out that an increment in the horizontal reinforcement ratio from 0.14% t=
o 0.50% in slender walls (height-to-length ratio of 2.30) shifted the failu=
re mode from shear to flexural. On the other hand, the effect of the horizo=
ntal reinforcement on the shear strength is still a subject of research bec=
ause some authors have observed that shear strength increments with a highe=
r horizontal reinforcement ratio [14,16,21], while others have stated that =
there is no relationship between them [19,27]. In this aspect, the main fun=
ction of evenly distributed reinforcement (BJR) is to provide connectivity =
among cracked zones that usually concentrate in unreinforced sectors of pan=
els [17,19] and ungrouted zones nearby grouted cores [19].

Afterward, progressive degradation of the lateral stiffness can be identifi=
ed in all walls, where hysteresis cycles became wider as the deformation in=
cremented. In this stage, the first major diagonal crack was identified on =
the specimens, associated with deformations that ranged from 1.25 to 6.58 m=
m. These values represented a fraction between 12.4% and 56.3% of the defor=
mation of the maximum load of the corresponding load direction. However, it=
 is important to remark that the major crack could only be observed once it=
 achieved a considerable width. Therefore, this observation does not strict=
ly correspond to the end of the elastic behavior but sets an upper bound an=
d provides information when a certain degree of damage has been reached.



It can be noticed that the highest cracking resistance in each specimen was=
 not always observed in the push loading direction, unlike the maximum resi=
stance. Moreover, the lowest cracking deformation and cracking resistance o=
f each specimen were not always in the same loading direction in all specim=
ens. Therefore, the loading directions of smaller cracking deformation, max=
imum cracking resistance, and maximum shear strength are not correlated. Be=
sides, it does not seem that the identification of the first major diagonal=
 crack in one loading direction triggers the diagonal cracking in the oppos=
ite loading direction because of the ratios between maximum and minimum cra=
cking deformations (=CE=B41crmax/=CE=B41crmin) ranged from 104.3% to 200.6%=
.

Figure 7d shows the effect of the horizontal reinforcement ratio, where Wal=
l HCBW5 achieved a lower lateral resistance at a lower deformation than the=
 reference walls. Moreover, Wall HCBW5 exhibited a sudden drop in its post-=
peak lateral resistance. This situation confirms the findings regarding the=
 ability of ladder type-reinforcement to increase the shear strength [14,16=
,21] and to provide integrity to the compound once cracks have appeared [22=
,26].

Strain gauge schemes and measurements for the wall HCBW1-A: (a) location of=
 strain gauges, (b) crack pattern at the test end, (c) envelope curve in th=
e push load direction; Envelope curves of the strain gauges in the push loa=
d direction at: (d) HR2, (e) HR3, (f) HR4, (g) HR5, (h) HR6, (i) HR7, (j) H=
R8, and (k) HR9.

Afterward and before reaching the deformation at maximum lateral force, oth=
er SGs also exceeded the yield strain of the shear reinforcement (=CE=B5y,H=
R), in particular SGs 7, 6, 10, 11, 17, 2, 8, 13, 1, 12, 16, 19, 20, 22, an=
d 24 (sorted according the plasticization sequence). These SGs were not all=
 on the compressed diagonal of the wall, but mainly in the zone below that =
diagonal, at the locations where cracks were mapped when maximum lateral fo=
rce was recorded (Figure 8e). Finally, once the wall was losing resistance,=
 strains continued growing in most SGs, especially in those located in the =
inferior half of the panel. This behavior was mainly due to the extensive d=
amage at both wall toes, which was generated by the compression struts that=
 acted in both load directions, as illustrated in Figure 9b.

On the other hand, Wall HCBW3 exhibited a crack pattern (Figure 10d) very s=
imilar to the base Wall HCBW1-A, although it achieved a lateral displacemen=
t comparable with Wall HCBW1-B. This situation implies that increasing the =
width of the blocks decreases the extension of cracks, which provides integ=
rity to the wall in the post-peak regime, as previously discussed.

Figure 10e shows that reducing the vertical reinforcement ratio (=CF=81v) g=
enerated a drastic variation on the crack pattern, where damage concentrate=
d in the first four block courses of Wall HCBW4. The lower flexural stiffne=
ss allowed a higher rotation of the panel, with a crack pattern that recall=
s a plastic hinge. Note that plastic hinges are desired when designing duct=
ile shear walls. Although Wall HCBW4 had a lower shear strength than the re=
ference walls, the concentrated crack pattern might be preferable for repai=
ring purposes because a smaller zone of the wall would require restoration =
or retrofit.

On the other hand, removing the shear reinforcement also modified the crack=
 pattern, as can be noticed in Figure 10f. Wall HCBW5 showed a more delimit=
ed diagonal crack band than the reference walls, which is a sign of the cap=
ability of horizontal steel elements to force crack spreading throughout th=
e panel. Providing shear reinforcement also increases the ratio of the tota=
l area of the panel that is effectively employed to resist lateral forces, =
and, therefore, the efficiency of the construction system. In this case, th=
e presence of vertical rebars and grouted cells did not have a remarkable e=
ffect on the crack pattern since the trajectory of cracks was not altered b=
y those elements, as already observed in Walls HCBW1-A and HCBW1-B.

The wall with edge elements (HCBW6, Figure 10g) concentrated the diagonal c=
racking in the interior of the panel, a zone that presented a similar crack=
 pattern as the reference walls. The toes of Wall HCBW6 were not crushed or=
 extensively cracked because of the higher cross-section at the edges. In f=
act, only horizontal flexural cracks were noticed in the transversal elemen=
ts, which were needed by vertical reinforcement to work.

The walls with a reduced amount of vertical and horizontal reinforcement ex=
hibited a higher capacity of energy dissipation in general, as appreciated =
in Figure 13c,d, respectively. In this figure, a similar equivalent viscous=
 damping can be observed for all walls at smaller drift values, but Walls H=
CBW4 and HCBW5 showed a rapid increment in the equivalent viscous damping w=
hen drift values increased. Furthermore, the wall without horizontal reinfo=
rcement (HCBW5) exhibited a sudden increment on the equivalent viscous damp=
ing ratio at drifts between 0.02% and 0.05%, which can be explained by the =
development of several shear cracks at the beginning of the test.

Contrary to the expected, the horizontally unreinforced wall exhibited the =
highest ductility values. Nonetheless, this situation is a consequence of t=
he lower yield deformation, which is associated with the cracks reported at=
 low deformations at the beginning of the test.

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