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Journal of Structural Engineering

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Introduction to Finite Element Methods-The Book-Part-2

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SHEAR WALL - ITS TYPES AND POSITIONING

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Normally the walls are connected directly to the foundations. These are called coupled shear walls because they behave as individual continuous wall sections coupled by the connecting beams or slabs.

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Introduction to Finite Element Methods-The Book-Part-1

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PUNCHING SHEAR

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Some examples of the occurrence of concentrated loads on a slab are a column, particularly on a pad foundation, and wheel loads. Turning the structure upside down we get a flat slab supported by a column, where there is a high concentration of shear force around the column head.

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Definition of Design Period | Why Design Period is Provided | Factors Affecting Design Period | Design Period Values

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Also, Read: What Is Pier and Beam Foundation | Advantages & Disadvantage of Pier and Beam Foundations | Pier and Beam Foundation Design | How to Build a Post and Pier Foundation. Following are some aspects which act on the Design Period of the structure: Availability of Funds. Electric Motors and Pumps.

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Introduction to Finite Element Methods-The Book-Part-4

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