A two-hour fire-resistance PC hollow slab for residential use was developed to secure structural and fire-resistance performance and to be applied to the general building and apartment housing markets. Compared to the existing hollow slab, in order to secure the same or better structural performance and economic feasibility by reducing the quantity, it was attempted to secure the fire resistance performance by reducing the concrete filling rate in the cross section and adjusting the thickness of the upper and lower flanges by optimizing the hollow shape in the cross section of the slab. For structural performance evaluation, experiments were performed on PC hollow slabs by varying the member thickness and the presence or absence of overlaid concrete, and all of the experimental results showed that the design strength was sufficiently exhibited and that stability during construction was possible. The developed synthetic PC hollow slab has secured fire resistance and residential performance so that it can be applied to all buildings, and it is intended to be immediately applied to the field.

Analysis studies were carried out on asymmetric column to beam connections of steel plate rolled forming steel-PC composite modules. The main variables of analysis are asymmetric column composite or non-composite, thickness of steel plate and reinforcement or not. As a result of the analysis, the strength of the local buckling decreased from the upper flange of the beam. The connections are improved so that the upper flange surface of the beam has both the moment and horizontal shear resistance elements. As a result of the analysis of reinforced connection, the strength and stiffness increased linearly regardless of the column composition and the thickness of the stiffener. The stability of the connection and the possibility of securing the momentum were confirmed. This result is reflected in the experimental plan of the connection.

This research is about design optimization and performance evaluation for composite PC slabs using improved horizontal shear connectors. As a result of the tests, the improved shear connectors show structural performance even when they are placed only in the required section.

In this study the cyclic lateral loading tests were performed on the hybrid precast concrete panels that are interconnected by dry joints to emulate concrete shear wall cores for a mid-rise modular building. Test results show that it is necessary to improve the details of vertical reinforcement welded to the flange of C section member to increase the lateral resistance of hybrid precast concrete panels.

This research is about the optimization of design and application of the horizontal shear connectors for composite PC slabs. As a result of test, the improved horizontal shear connector shows a structural performance that can displace the lattice horizontal shear connector.