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A Methodology for Seismic Evaluation of Existing Multistory Residential Buildings. Volume 1. Methodology
This manual describes a method of structural analysis, design and analysis of costs for the determination of strengthening of existing multi-story residential buildings to conform to the basic earthquake force requirements of the 1973 Uniform Building Code. The report is presented in three volumes, namely, Volume I - Methodology, Volume II - Computer Users' Manual, and Volume III - Examples. The examples in Volume III illustrate both simplified and more complex evaluation of stress distribution in different types of multi-story residences.
A Methodology for Seismic Evaluation of Existing Multistory Residential Buildings. Volume 1. Methodology
This manual describes a method of structural analysis, design and analysis of costs for the determination of strengthening of existing multi-story residential buildings to conform to the basic earthquake force requirements of the 1973 Uniform Building Code. The report is presented in three volumes, namely, Volume I - Methodology, Volume II - Computer Users' Manual, and Volume III - Examples. The examples in Volume III illustrate both simplified and more complex evaluation of stress distribution in different types of multi-story residences.
A Methodology for Seismic Evaluation of Existing Multistory Residential Buildings. Volume 1. Methodology
C. W. Pinkham (author) / G. C. Hart (author)
1977
96 pages
Report
No indication
English
Building Industry Technology , Apartment buildings , Earthquakes , Residential buildings , Earth movements , Seismic waves , Earthquake resistant structures , Building codes , Structural design , Earthquake engineering , Seismic design , Seismic loads , Ground motion , Computer aided design , Multistory buildings
Assessment of the Seismic Resistance and Safety of Existing Multistory Residential Buildings
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