Wind And Earthquake Resistant Buildings Structural Analysis And Design
Contents
- Chapter Wind Loads
- Design Considerations
- Nature of Wind
- Types of wind
- Characteristics of Wind
- Variation of Wind Velocity with Height
- Wind Turbulence
- Probabilistic Approach
- Vortex Shedding
- Dynamic Nature of Wind
- Cladding Pressures
- Code Provisions for Wind Loads
- Uniform Building Code
- Wind Load Provisions
- ASCE -: Wind Load Provisions
- National Building Code of Canada (NBCC ):
- Wind Load Provisions
- Wind-Tunnel Engineering
- Rigid Model
- Aeroelas tic Study
High-Frequency Base Force Balance Model
- Pedestrian Wind Studies
- Motion Perception: Human Response to Building Motions
- Chapter Seismic Design
- Building Behavior
- Influence of Soil
- Damping
- Building Motions and Deflections
- Building Drift
- Seismic Design Concept
- Structural Response
- Load Path
- Demands of Earthquake Motions
- Response of Elements Attached to Buildings
- Adjacent Buildings
- Irregular Buildings
- Lateral-Force-Resisting Systems
- Diaphragms
- Ductility
- Damage Control Features
- Continuous Load Path
