Question: MASONRY DESIGN ( 4 UNITS ) REV.# 1 5 / 4 / 2 0 2 4 N 5 3 7 - TIMBER AND MASONRY DESIGN

MASONRY DESIGN (4 UNITS) REV.#15/4/2024
N
537- TIMBER AND MASONRY DESIGN (4 UNITS) REV.#15/4/2024
KE HOME DESIGN PROJECT / DATE: 05/04/2024/ DUE: 5/13/2024 at 6:00 PM
OBLEM #3:
en:
(18 points total)
The plan and section of the building in Figure #A.
Roof dead load Dr=10PSF
Walls are fully grouted CMU 8''- thick ).
The building has a bearing wall system, braced with special reinforced masonry shearwalls (A.7 per Table 12.14-1/ ASCE 7-16).
The building location is Northridge, California, where:
Ss=1.745g, and S1=0.602g.
Site (Soil) Class =B(Rock) and Risk Category II should be assumed.
TL=8.0s
Redundancy Factor, p=1.0
Assume Seismic diaphragm force coefficient =C5
Specified: ASCE 7-16(no Addendums to ASCE 7-16 are considered): Chapters 11 & 12.
Excerpts from ASCE 7-16(some tables & some formulas - see next 2 pages) are provided just for your convenience.
Find:
For the longitudinal (East - West) direction:
A. Natural Period, T~~Ta(s); seismic base shear coefficient, Cs; Seismic Design Category (SDC); Tributary Height (Seismic), hr; Effective Seismic Weight, W(kips) for Seismic Base Shear Force and Base Shear, V (kips)
B. Roof Diaphragm - Strength level:
(10 points)
The uniform seismic force wL distributed to the roof diaphragm in PLF.
The unit diaphragm seismic shear v (PLF) adjacent to the longitudinal walls.
(6 points)
c. Roof Diaphragm - ASD level:
The uniform seismic force wL distributed to the roof diaphragm in PLF, adjusted to an ASD level.
The unit diaphragm seismic shear v (PLF) adjacent to the transverse longitudinal walls adjusted to an ASD level.
(2 points)
CE 537- TIMBER AND MASONRY DESIGN (4 UNITS) REV.#15/4/2024
TAKE HOME DESIGN PROJECT / DATE: 05/04/2024/ DUE: 5/13/2024 at 6:00 PM
ROOF FRAMING PLAN
FIGURE #A
CE 537- TIMBER AND MASONRY DESIGN (4 UNITS) REV.#15/4/2024 TAKE HOME DESIGN PROJECT / DATE: 05/04/2024/ DUE: 5/13/2024 at 6:00 PM PROBLEM #3:
Given:
(18 points total)S_(s)=1.745g, and S_(1)=0.602g.Site (Soil) Class = B (Rock) and Risk Category II should be assumed.T_(L)=8.0sRedundancy Factor, rho=1.0Assume Seismic diaphragm force coefficient =C_(s)Specified: ASCE 7-16(no Addendums to ASCE 7-16 are considered):Chapters 11 & 12.Excerpts from ASCE 7-16(some tables & some formulas - see next 2 pages) are provided just for your convenience.Find:For the longitudinal (East - West) direction:A. Natural Period, T~~T_(a)(s); seismic base shear coefficient, C_(s); Seismic Design Category (SDC); Tributary Height (Seismic), h_("; "); Effective Seismic Weight, W (kips) for Seismic Base Shear Force and Base Shear, V (kips)B. Roof Diaphragm - Strength level: (10 points)The uniform seismic force w_(L) distributed to the roof diaphragm in PLF.The unit diaphragm seismic shear v (PLF) adjacent to the longitudinal walls.C. Roof Diaphragm - ASD level:(6 points)The uniform seismic force w_(L) distributed to the roof diaphragm in PLF, adjusted to an ASD level.The unit diaphragm seismic shear v (PLF) adjacent to the transverse longitudinal walls adjusted to an ASD level.(2 points)Page 7 of 10
MASONRY DESIGN ( 4 UNITS ) REV.# 1 5 / 4 / 2 0 2

Step by Step Solution

There are 3 Steps involved in it

1 Expert Approved Answer
Step: 1 Unlock blur-text-image
Question Has Been Solved by an Expert!

Get step-by-step solutions from verified subject matter experts

Step: 2 Unlock
Step: 3 Unlock

Students Have Also Explored These Related Civil Engineering Questions!