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    This document contains calculations to determine the base shear (V) of a structural system. It provides the level, column loads, wall loads, slab loads, beam loads, and total weight (W) for each level of the building. It then calculates the period (T) of the structure and uses this to determine the base shear according to equation CvIW/RT. The calculated base shear of 3,056.70 kN is shown to satisfy two safety conditions to ensure it is adequate for the structural design.

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    Jetro G. Sarajena Ste 224-Structural Dynamics

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    This document contains calculations to determine the base shear (V) of a structural system. It provides the level, column loads, wall loads, slab loads, beam loads, and total weight (W) for each level of the building. It then calculates the period (T) of the structure and uses this to determine the base shear according to equation CvIW/RT. The calculated base shear of 3,056.70 kN is shown to satisfy two safety conditions to ensure it is adequate for the structural design.

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    JETRO G.

    SARAJENA
    STE 224- STRUCTURAL DYNAMICS
    Level,i Column (kN) Wall (kN) Slabs(kN) Beams(kN)
    1,926
    1,014
    2,000
    5
    330
    1,970
    926
    1,780
    4
    594
    1,970
    926
    1,780
    3
    594
    1,970
    1,780
    926
    2
    594
    1,970
    926
    1,780
    1
    594

    Compute for Base Shear, V:


    I= 1.0 (T-208-1)
    Na=1.0 (T-208-4)
    Nv=1.0(T-208-5)
    Soil Type= SD (&-208-2)
    Ct=0.0731
    Z= 4.0(T-208-3)
    R= 8.5(T-208-11A)
    Ca=0.44Na(T-208-7)
    Cv=0.63Nv(T-208-8)
    hn=17.50m

    Solve for Period, T:


    T=Ct(hn)^(3/4) (eq.208-8)
    T=(0.0731)x(17.50)^( 34)= 0.625
    Condition:
    T0.70,
    since 0.625 0.70, thus

    Ft=0
    use T=0.625
    Solve for Base Shear, V:
    CvIW
    (0.64)(1)(25,373)
    V=
    =
    RT
    (8.5)(0.625)
    V=3,056.70kN
    Check for condition:
    2.5CaIW
    (2.5)(1)(1)(25,373)
    =
    R
    (8.5)
    V7,462.65kN, thus it's safe!
    V

    V>0.11CaIW=(0.11)(0.44)(1)(25,373)
    V>1,228.05kN, thus it's safe!

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    Wi(kN) m(tons)
    5,270
    538
    5,270
    538
    5,270
    538
    5,270
    538
    5,270
    538
    25,373

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