SECTION Aa’ ub “Ey i 4 5 i ‘as ma. 3 mame Te Tbe ey il es we size ao = = ne Aho: = suse Omran pees Note were cour si above lend caura. Fig. 4—Column splice details. eit et tafe rox oo SECTION * SECTION 8-8 ri oer ra nner esr see unchanged rom balou, "up duro GS ci sl am ua ya Sanna weno fs ilo doen ncasary or me 2 osctvan mas ig on ace rv 8 me ‘1 SusporngRetorone bi sczon ret are is FIGURES AND TABLES 23,SOS RS meee \OvULIuDINAL_SEINEDRGENEN. TOP oxo B0rTDM istics oR TENS ON MINIMUM AS2Z00DW 4/Fy0 9 bw g/ty HTS SLGHAAS RES EP 4/4 SE Yo ceayi) axis 90.028 Muu MOMENT STRENGTH» 25% MAKIMOM HOVENT ikaw ak face oF efowen Jorn MINIMUM OF 2 BARS» CONTINUOUS T 2B ‘COL CORE POSITIVE voveNT STRENGTH AT FACE AT LEAST RRGETHecar ive woMeNT STRENGTH! tp anaes EXTEND tn oe * topsite into cote | i i i aa PLices aru veges | srigurs | nopes =] 28 me x e Ts [an sau ea of sone fan ENGINEER wist Povine pineNstoNs ——_Inatg xa soge oie seacincs eet eras Me tame Satter comm Fone oi MMR ORCTIE SAIS BGi8! SetOnct Yeasts curve Sy Amn a peoue Cos woes Solu or ‘biseounuaws Bane on Bat Mo SIN Sonn Tote Ces en alnoes COL ne ee en 2gye' Bor wor eReaTeR TaN 4” ORM] IN LENGTH S2. SPACING STRIRRUPS sur JI 5° MIN, ALTERNATE SIDE_OF PLACE CROSSTIE 90° 17Semf GRassTie 90+ HOOKS, HOOKS ON ScAB“CONE 1 EXCEPT AT” SPANDREL SIDE (AvcHGRED. SLAB 1.9,=4e0 8 eas teTSromn iL. | 5 } J} |hecallbe ) Ly EXAMPLES DF MULTIPLE LEG HOOPS SPANDAEL BEA = -DETALL=A DETAIL-B DETAIL=C STIRAUPS REQUIRED TO RESIST. SHEAR SHALL BE HOOPS, OVER LENGIN AS. SPECIFIED IN ACI 21.2-3.55, SMBOERE UP OME MERASTH "bE ALesURAT MEMBERS WERE HOURS RAE “Ar ReSuiRED. SrlemUes Must BE sence AT NO MGRE Taian a/2 Fig. S—Typical seismic-resistant details: flexural members. las in. irseel 24 FIGURES AND TABLESwpm SEAN or | ra ron viyension ge sur | FreSIMG aq Nor GREATER Tae «foo Lesn! Lass, "6" hs settées Tn? woors wav 86 space ay “2sn* OnLy WITHIN FOR TNE DEPTH OF THE SHALLOWEST CENTER HALE OF BEAM WHEN BEAMS WITH WIDTH 23a CLEAR COLUMN Tikes" THE WIDTH OF THE COLL FRAME wetoHT INTO THE FOUR SIDES OF COLUMN FORALL OTHER CONDITIONS. USE Hoos Spaceo at “sn” O.c 135" 6am, 3° [15am] MIN. T Ly & Jount TN ovate FOR a8. [Ht Oo 3.016] Hogs COLUNN HOOP HOOKS AT EACH END COLUMN wOOPS COLUMN HOOPS MUST BE PROVIDED (N ALL, JOINTS GND IN THE COLUMNS. FOR A DISTANCE» os ABOVE AND BELOW JUINIS- SEE VERTICAL ELEVATION. ‘Ties. REQUIRED TO RESIST SHEAR SHALL BE HOOPS. AND SPACING SHALL NOT EXCEED 72 WEN MECHANICAL SPLICES oR WELDED SPcices ARE USED. NOT MORE THAN ALTERNATE BARS MAYBE SPLICED AT ANY SECTION wiTH VERTICAL ISTANCE BETWEEN SPLICES 24 (N. [600mm] OF MORE sd $"[TSem}ulN. if (ALTERNATE 90° AND 135" ENOS ON CONSECUTIVE CROSSTiES) BEAM LONGITUDINAL STEEL NOT SHOWN FOR CLARITY Sh = HOOP AND. SUPPLEMENTARY CROSSTIE SPACING. NOT 10'exCeED 8374 On 4°1 100M} So = COLUMN TIE SPACING. NOT TO EXCEED 80D OF VERTICALS. 2400 OF TIES. 85/2 OR 12°(300mm) SEE ACI 2.4.4.6 SMALLER DIWENSION OF COLUMN CROSS SECTION To = LARGEST COLUW DIMENSION, SUT NOT LESS THAN ONE=S1XTH CLEAR MEIGHT. OR 18*(SOOrm} Fig, 6—Typical seismic-resisiant details: columns. FIGURES AND TABLES 25