Given. A three-story, two-bay SCBF shown in Fig. 3.41. It is part of a building frame system of a structure in seismic design category (SDC) D with a redundancy coefficient p = 1.20. The building is on a site with a short period mapped acceleration response Sps = 0.90. The axial loads acting on the second story brace B2 are Dead load D = 40 kips Live load L= 12 kips Snow load S= 0 kips Hydrostatic load H= 0 kips Seismic force Q = +90 kips

Given. A three-story, two-bay SCBF shown in Fig. 3.41. It is part of a building frame system of a structure in seismic design category (SDC) D with a redundancy coefficient p = 1.20. The building is on a site with a short period mapped acceleration response Sps = 0.90. The axial loads acting on the second story brace B2 are Dead load D = 40 kips Live load L= 12 kips Snow load S= 0 kips Hydrostatic load H= 0 kips Seismic force Q = +90 kips

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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