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- Subject: 1997 UBC 1630.1.1
- From: rlewis(--nospam--at)techteam.org (Richard Lewis)
- Date: 07 Jun 1999 22:18:26 GMT
I am using 1997 UBC for the first time. I am a little confused with this section. My understanding from reading the code, the E and Em factors here are to be used in the load combination equations of Section 1612. I guess the first question is, what are these values? Are these values I use to design individual members, or values I use to do my frame analysis with? Do I take my base shear calculated in equation 30-4 and multiply it by these factors to use in my frame analysis? It appears to me that equation 30-1 combines a ratio of the horizontal and vertical load to a maximum seismic load. For a frame analysis, is this a maximum horizontal load? Equation 30-2 combines a seismic amplification factor with a horizontal load. Is this also a maximum horizontal load? Thanks for your help in understanding this. Rich __________________________________________________ Richard Lewis, P.E. Missionary TECH Team rlewis(--nospam--at)techteam.org The service mission like-minded Christian organizations may turn to for technical assistance and know-how.
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