木结构和砌体的抗震设计 [复制链接]

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provisions of either the Uniform Building Code (UBC), Building Officials and Code Administrators S(3h{Y"#  
(BOCA), or Southern Building Code Congress International (SBCCI), or international code council, .+>fD0fW7Y  
international building code (IBC). For consistency of presentation the primary reference, including notations { 5r]G  
and definitions, will be to the UBC 97. Included within the presentation on diaphragms are criteria and |gV~U~A]  
example problems for both rigid and flexible diaphragms. Also included is the UBC 97 criteria for the 3\Amj}RJ  
analytical definition of rigid versus flexible diaphragms. Wood shear walls and the distribution of lateral ~xG/yPl  
forces to a series of wood shear walls is presented using Allowable Stress Design (ASD). Masonry slender JX'}+.\  
walls (out-of-plane loads) and masonry shear walls (in-plane loads) are presented using Load and Resistance i3XtrP""  
Factor Design (LRFD).

 

     

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seismic design of wood and reinforced masonry buildings. It is assumed that the reader is familiar with the >U* p[FGW   Ux);~P`/o  
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international building code (IBC). For consistency of presentation the primary reference, including notations 8'@5X-nD   0CeBU(U+|R  
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example problems for both rigid and flexible diaphragms. Also included is the UBC 97 criteria for the `,SL\\%u    ^AwDZX  
analytical definition of rigid versus flexible diaphragms. Wood shear walls and the distribution of lateral iwM x Tty   9D5v0Qi  
forces to a series of wood shear walls is presented using Allowable Stress Design (ASD). Masonry slender tgG 8pL   +s+E!
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walls (out-of-plane loads) and masonry shear walls (in-plane loads) are presented using Load and Resistance gk| % 4.   H8Ra!FW@  
Factor Design (LRFD).