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20 Plate walls27.9.2.3 Perforated infill platesPrimarily a means to reduce capacity demand on other elements.Make plate look like engineered Swiss cheese i.e., regular patternof perforationsHow -by reducing shear capacity of infill plate but still allowingdevelopment of continuous diagonal tension fields at 45 o .Reduced shear resistance isV r =0.4(1-0.7d/S diag )F y wLsin2S16 -2009What’s New?
20 Plate walls27.9.2.4 Infill plates with corner cut-outsWhere? at upper cornersWhy? to allow services to pass through the infill plate.How? shape of quarter circlesHow? connected to a reinforcement arching plateS16 -2009What’s New?
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1: Scope and application• Scope:
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4: Structural documents• Drawings
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6: Design requirementsWind loads:On
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13.6 Bending - Laterally unsupporte
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Page 50 and 51: 15 TrussesAnalysis MethodsSplices1
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Page 98 and 99: Annex K Structural design for fire
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Clause 27 Seismic design27.1.9 Prot
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Clause 27 Seismic design27.6 Type L
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Clause 27 Seismic designBuckling re
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Clause 27 Seismic design27.11 Conve
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Clause 27 Seismic design27.11 Conve
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