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By Tristan Lazatin · Posted
Dear Muneeb When I design this beam as simply supported beam it gives large value for shear. Any advice on how to design/model this properly Thanks Tristan -
By Osama Anwar · Posted
Moreover, what this lateral bracing option do? How to remove lateral bracing and when to apply lateral bracing? -
By Osama Anwar · Posted
I am modeling some roof beams in SAP 2000. I wanted to know if I can assign lateral bracing to the top flange at the points where purlins are been attached to roof beam present in Design > Lateral Bracing option in SAP 2000? If not, why? -
By Sardar Abdul Saboor Khan · Posted
While designing a high-rise structure, I encountered an issue. The client requested the slabs to be designed as post-tensioned flat slabs. However, I am aware that flat slabs are not suitable for seismic-resistant design and should not be used in high seismic zones. Unfortunately, I couldn't find any direct clauses in the codes addressing this issue. If seniors can provide a reference from the code specifying not to design post-tensioned flat slabs in high seismic zones, it would be greatly appreciated. -
By MartHenrey · Posted
Very informative post. I like the way you talked about ehsaas rashan program and their benefits for Modern Steel Design -
Here is a link. Hope it help https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/seismic-behavior-comparison-infill-wall-strut-models-using-hasılcıo/ or You can use FEMA-356 chapter 7, section 7.5 for linear and nonlinear modelling of infill walls. -
Thank you for your valuable feedback. I have checked all the files in that attachment and they used strut to show masonry wall properties. It was helpful but I have to assigned a Multi-linear plastic link element to strut for better NL analysis. and Now I am confused for defining some parameters in the ML plastic link element. -
By M. Asad Warraich · Posted
I know that. I was trying to find a book with field examples on how to transfer loads from slabs to beams and walls (if load bearing) and then to footing. -
By UmarMakhzumi · Posted
You can find design of spread footings examples in typical concrete handbooks, like Nilson or Macgregor. -
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