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    conc 2-way flat plate

    I want to learn how to design and detail the flat plate. I need your suggestions as to the best source of reference material other than code. Thanks in advance.
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    Fireplace/Chimney

    If owner is serious, then there will have to be a certain amount of destructive inspection.
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    Steel: joint 'panel zone' shear strength

    Thanks a lot CLEVEGAR, your reply was really helpful. California building officials are getting tough with the new code requirements with respect to special moment resistant frames, which took effect just 2 months ago. All the while, I thought, I had a great set of plans under review. Thanks again.
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    Steel: joint 'panel zone' shear strength

    Chap 22 Div 1 Sec 2211.7.2.1, 1994 UBC states; V=(joint 'panel zone' shear strength) formula 11-1 for a joint composed of given sections. In my case I have a single bent, fixed at the top and pinned at base. Girder = Columns = W12x30. Can anyone...
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    A992 steel

    what is the yield stress of A992 steel?
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    joint 'panel zone' shear strength

    Chap 22 Div 1 Sec 2211.7.2.1, 1994 UBC states; V=(joint 'panel zone' shear strength) formula 11-1 for a joint composed of given sections. In my case I have a single bent, fixed at the top and pinned at base. Girder = Columns = W12x30. Can anyone...
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    Steel: joint 'panel zone' shear strength

    Chap 22 Div 1 Sec 2211.7.2.1, 1994 UBC states; V=(joint 'panel zone' shear strength) formula 11-1 for a joint composed of given sections. In my case I have a single bent, fixed at the top and pinned at base. Girder = Columns = W12x30. Can anyone...
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    Embedment of Railing's PostS in Concrete Slab

    Lina, ubc '97 states: The following two formulae may be used to determine depth of ebbedment..... d=A/2(1+(1+4.36h/A)**1/2) & d*2=4.25Ph/$b where: A=2.34P/^b b=diameter or diagonal of post in feet (m)...
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    Embedment of Railing's PostS in Concrete Slab

    check-out '97 UBC Sec1806.8

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