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Clause 27 Seismic design27.1.7 Probable yield stressAccounts for the fact that the average yield stress is alwayshigher than the specified minimum.Today mill test coupons taken from flanges rather than webs forw-shapes and from flats of HSS.R y = 1.1 andR y F y 460 for HSS and 385 for other sectionsS16 -2009What’s New?
Clause 27 Seismic design27.1.8 Stability effectsNotional loads and P-delta effects need to be consideredWhen sizing the energy-dissipating elements or mechanisms ofthe seismic-force-resisting systemWhen determining the limiting forces corresponding toR d R o = 1.3NOT when determining member forces induced by yielding ofthe energy-dissipating elementsS16 -2009What’s New?
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1: Scope and application• Scope:
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1: Scope and application• Inspect
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4: Structural documents• Drawings
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5: Material - Standards and identif
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6: Design requirementsWind loads:On
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13.6 Bending - Laterally unsupporte
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13.4 Shear13.4.1.1 Elastic analysis
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13.2 Tension & 13.11 Block ShearUlt
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13.11 Block shearBlock shearApplies
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13.11 Block shear 10Block shearConn
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13.3 Axial compressionCompression M
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13.3 Axial compressionModified dete
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13.3.5 Members in compression subje
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25 Column bases and anchor rodsNew
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15 TrussesAnalysis MethodsSplices1
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16 Open-web steel joists16.5.3 Veri
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17 Composite beams, trusses, and jo
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18 Composite columns 2018.3 Partial
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20 Plate walls20.5 Limits on column
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