This document contains input values and results of an earthquake analysis according to ASCE 7-2005 standards. It lists factors for short and long-period site coefficients, mapped maximum accelerations, response modification factors, and other parameters. It then shows the calculated seismic design parameters Sms, Sm1, Sds, and Sd1. It checks the approximate fundamental period and determines the smaller of two period values to use. It computes the base shear of the structure as 0.3 times the design spectral response acceleration parameter Sds times the weight times an importance factor, yielding a final base shear of 1,508,918.88 N.
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Earthquake Analysis Results Per ASCE 7-2005: Input Values
This document contains input values and results of an earthquake analysis according to ASCE 7-2005 standards. It lists factors for short and long-period site coefficients, mapped maximum accelerations, response modification factors, and other parameters. It then shows the calculated seismic design parameters Sms, Sm1, Sds, and Sd1. It checks the approximate fundamental period and determines the smaller of two period values to use. It computes the base shear of the structure as 0.3 times the design spectral response acceleration parameter Sds times the weight times an importance factor, yielding a final base shear of 1,508,918.88 N.
This document contains input values and results of an earthquake analysis according to ASCE 7-2005 standards. It lists factors for short and long-period site coefficients, mapped maximum accelerations, response modification factors, and other parameters. It then shows the calculated seismic design parameters Sms, Sm1, Sds, and Sd1. It checks the approximate fundamental period and determines the smaller of two period values to use. It computes the base shear of the structure as 0.3 times the design spectral response acceleration parameter Sds times the weight times an importance factor, yielding a final base shear of 1,508,918.88 N.
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Earthquake Analysis Results Per ASCE 7-2005: Input Values
This document contains input values and results of an earthquake analysis according to ASCE 7-2005 standards. It lists factors for short and long-period site coefficients, mapped maximum accelerations, response modification factors, and other parameters. It then shows the calculated seismic design parameters Sms, Sm1, Sds, and Sd1. It checks the approximate fundamental period and determines the smaller of two period values to use. It computes the base shear of the structure as 0.3 times the design spectral response acceleration parameter Sds times the weight times an importance factor, yielding a final base shear of 1,508,918.88 N.
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Input Values: Earthquake Analysis Results per ASCE 7-2005 Short-period site coefficient 11.4-1 Long -period site coefficient 11.4-2 Maximum Mapped Acceleration Value for Short Periods Maximum Mapped Acceleration Value for 1 Sec. Period Response Modification Factor Importance Factor Site Class
Fa: Fv: Ss: S1: R: Ie:
1.000 1.400 1.000 0.400 4.000 1.500 C
Seismic Analysis Results:
Sms Sm1 Sds Sd1
= = = =
Fa * Ss = Fv * S1 = 2/3 * Sms 2/3 * Sm1
1.000 1.400 = 2/3 = 2/3
* * * *
1.000 0.400 1.000 0.560
= = = =
1.000 0.560 0.667 0.373
Check Approximate Fundamental Period from 12.8-7 [Ta]:
= Ct * hnx where Ct = 0.020, x = 0.75 and hn = Structural Height (ft.) = 0.020 * ( 25.26250.75) = 0.225 seconds The Coefficient Cu from Table 12.8-1 is : 1.400 Fundamental Period (1/Frequency) [T]: = ( 1/Natural Frequency ) = ( 1/33.000 ) = 0.030 Check the Value of T which is the smaller of Cu*Ta and T: = Minimum Value of (1.400 * 0.225 , 0.030 ) per 12.8.2 = 0.030 As the time period is < 0.06 second, use section 15.4.2. Compute the Base Shear per equation 15.4-5, [V]: = 0.3 * Sds * W * I = 0.3 * 0.667 * 7185327 * 1.50 = 2155598.250 N Note: Loads multiplied by the Scalar multiplier value of 0.7000 Final Base Shear,
