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    SPLE303 - Reinforced Concrete Design 21

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    The document discusses designing shear walls and cross bracing for lateral forces in buildings. Shear walls should be placed symmetrically away from the building center and designed for 1.5 times calculated storey shear forces. Cross bracing in elevations is another solution, without hindering vehicle movement, while column design using L, T, or other shapes is still a matter requiring design.

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    The document discusses designing shear walls and cross bracing for lateral forces in buildings. Shear walls should be placed symmetrically away from the building center and designed for 1.5 times calculated storey shear forces. Cross bracing in elevations is another solution, without hindering vehicle movement, while column design using L, T, or other shapes is still a matter requiring design.

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    The document discusses designing shear walls and cross bracing for lateral forces in buildings. Shear walls should be placed symmetrically away from the building center and designed for 1.5 times calculated storey shear forces. Cross bracing in elevations is another solution, without hindering vehicle movement, while column design using L, T, or other shapes is still a matter requiring design.

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    The document discusses designing shear walls and cross bracing for lateral forces in buildings. Shear walls should be placed symmetrically away from the building center and designed for 1.5 times calculated storey shear forces. Cross bracing in elevations is another solution, without hindering vehicle movement, while column design using L, T, or other shapes is still a matter requiring design.

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    b) Besides the columns designed and detailed for the calculated storey shears and

    moments, shear walls placed symmetrically in both directions of the buildings as far
    as away from the centre of the buildings as feasible; to be designed exclusively for
    1.5 times the lateral storey shear forces calculated as before. (clause 7.10.3.b)
    In another solution is to provide (cross bracings (in elevation) without hindrance to
    vehicular movements.

    L,T, + SHAPE COLUMNS CAN BE USED BUT DESING IS A STILL A MATTER .

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