Table 3-3 (Continued). Maximum Response Limits for SDOF Analysi¢ of Compression Members.” Expocted Member Damage Superficial —_Modarate Heavy Hazardous Mamber Type Hear Gras ma Oras Ho Omar Hae nae Dovbletcnfored teaneotumn with bear reinfowement = 1 = - 4 - * - + Wall or seismic eotun? on = i = a, aoe Nonseismic lume a a Massary Unrinsowec* to - aye eae Related roe - > - 2 - Siroctural Swed (Hot Rolled) ‘Beancolunn with compact section toe sy 3 8 sx um ath oncompsce section a7 exe 8 os as Column (asia rn 2 = a Wont Beanycolunn (Hex re) bo = 2 = 2 olan ans fale)? = - = - -_- ae Whe a dasi (-) is shown, the comacpondng paramater isnot applicable as a responce line *Roiorement rao shat nol excels 0.5 tees to value at whieh the tansionreioreament woul! reach Hho stain carspencing to #8 yk trong ost ax eanerato in compresionresehns ts assumed vss sain of 0.003. © Supa or tea Wat akly Sevens 1082 And 1076.5 ot ACI 18 wd clot bath ayes ef Naku! entreament Mroughout a span ang “The veponca is ao applabl or evalua cl eniting mimbors ta aby the dedi rman of Chaar 8 Beovgh 8 but do aot sataly the dealing requramers in Chapt 2, and shall ot bo ured fr dos ofr marr * Seuorccolumay have tes or spirals that ay misma, the requenens of Section 2.25 of AGI 818; see Chapec 9for complete dealing requirements ‘Duct ro is based on axial detonation, rathar than flexural deformation. * Votes assume wall resistance contoed by brite fexural response o axial load arching with no plastic delormation or oadtbeanng walls, 0 Superior Madera damage irs ard restnct defection to 16 ol th wal eckraes to preciode evans, “ Uming withso-tickness ratios for compact and noncompact sactans. are detinod in ANSUAISC 60 ‘tha shear plane twouph the anchor bolts connecting the clu basa plata tothe foundation ox, the response it or supertical damage shal Apply, using the shear capacity ol his connseton, ether than the member Hoxural capacity. as te ullmate ressance for annie, ‘alas shown aro bazad 9 vey ited tstng data: ube epoclte last cata vEista, Nota: SOOF, single degree ol resder: y, uty rata; 0, supper rola, provided, both limits shull be satisfied, Before applying. these limits, the amalysis shall demonsiratc design adequacy for all ‘other potential failure moves, iveluding Aexural and diet shear, (Fas 2 result of load reversal OF memher rebound 3.8 MEMBER OR ELEMENT STRENGTH For analysis of individual members or elements in acandance ‘sith this standan, the rember or element resistance function shall inelude approprite strength increase Factors, streayth re duction factors, and effects other than blast 3.5.1 Strength Increase Factors It shall be permissible ts determine the pominal strength of 3 mewber oF si element ‘sing a rational provedure that sccoums for the expected ‘acl material properties, rater than the specified minimuen ‘roperties, the etimted sirain rates resulting from blast effects: and other relevant aspects of the dynamic response. When a ‘member of an clement is modeled for gnalysis 36 an SDOF dynamic sysiem in accordance with this standard, it shall be permissible ao determine its nominal strength by muliplying cach contributing material property by the applicable ASF provided in Table 3-4 and the applicable DIF provided in Table 5, Table 9-4, ASF for SDOF Analysis, Material and Property Compresive srength wf concrete 1 ‘ied strength of reinforcing see. hota weed<50 ksi (390 MP), oF eihl formed teed All her materials and properties: unless aneter value is ‘established on the basis of actual dat ‘Note: SDOF = single degree of troodam. 352 Sirength Reduction Factors The minal singh of tember or an element shall be caleultedin accordance with In fand resistance factor design principles and multiplied by a sirengih reduction factors to determine the design stength For all ductile meds of faire, i shall e permis (use a ech reduction factor $ saa f6 1.0, 35.3 Remaining Strength The design stength ofa member ot ‘an element shall be redoced bythe effects of the following la combination “using approphate ateia-specitic interaction @seismicicatation, STANDARD ASCE/SEI 59-22