ASCE GuidetoWindLoadsASCE7 05 2005
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Guide to the Wind Load Provisions of ASCE 7-05
Published By | Publication Date | Number of Pages |
ASCE | 2005 | 168 |
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PDF Pages | PDF Title |
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6 | Contents |
8 | Preface |
9 | Table of Conversion Factors |
10 | Chapter 1 Introduction |
11 | Objective of the Guide Significant Changes and Additions |
12 | Limitations of Standard |
14 | Technical Literature |
16 | Chapter 2 Wind Load Provisions Format |
17 | Design Procedures |
21 | Method 3, Wind Tunnel Procedure |
22 | Equations for Graphs |
32 | Chapter 3 Examples Example 1: 30-ft × 60-ft × 15-ft Commercial Building with Concrete Masonry Unit Walls |
40 | Example 2: Ex. 1 Using Simplified Procedure |
44 | Example 3: 100-ft × 200-ft × 160-ft High Office Building |
56 | Example 4: Office Building from Ex. 3 Located on an Escarpment |
59 | Example 5: 2,500-ft[sup(2)] House with Gable/Hip Roof |
68 | Example 6: 200-ft × 250-ft Gable Roof Commercial/ Warehouse Building Using Buildings of All Height Provisions |
81 | Example 7: Building from Ex. 6 Using Low-Rise Building Provisions |
89 | Example 8: 40-ft × 80-ft Commercial Building with Monoslope Roof with Overhang |
102 | Example 9: U-Shaped Apartment Building |
113 | Example 10: 50-ft × 20-ft Billboard Sign on Poles (Flexible) 60 ft Above Ground |
120 | Example 11: Domed Roof Building |
128 | Example 12: Unusually Shaped Building |
139 | Example 13: 30-ft × 60-ft Open Building with Gable Roof |
146 | Chapter 4 Frequently Asked Questions |
156 | References |
162 | Index A B |
163 | C D E F G |
164 | H I L M N O P |
165 | R S T U V W |
168 | About the Authors |