How Engineers Design Buildings for Wind and Earthquake
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- Опубліковано 2 чер 2024
- The concept of lateral stability in buildings is perhaps one of the most critical parts of structural design.
In this lesson we will explore different stability systems like bracing walls, cross bracings, truss-frames, portal frames, shear walls, cantilever block columns and understand how engineers employ these systems to ensure our buildings do not collapse.
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TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 Intro
00:38 Types of stability system in this lesson
00:54 Definition of lateral stability in buildings
01:17 Timber Framed Houses Bracing
02:06 Updating tie-down and bracings of old buildings
03:30 Portal Frames
04:36 Steel rods cross bracings
05:09 Shear walls
05:56 K-frame, Power Truss, cantilever block columns
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superb content
Great video and explanations 👍
thanks marie ☺. let me know if you have any suggestions of topics you would like to see more videos on.
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Thanks Sothat. Appreciate the support :)
Excelente conteúdo! 😊
Obrigado Lidia :)
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thanks for valuable lesson. as a student of last year bsc civil engineering which software you recommend me for rrc structure ,steel structure ,connection of steel members ,and foundation design. main focus will be to compare result of hand solution with sofware results .thanks
I don't know where you live, but I would look for a software that offers a free student version. Autodesk Robot does that.
@@bengthebrazilianengineerinAus thanks for reply im from pakistan but studying in gerece. i have autodesk access and bently. but want to know which softwares are using widly and most in eroupe
@@structurbay I'm not sure about Europe. I'm based in Australia. From my experience, Autodesk and Bentley are used worldwide. Just use what you have access now. Different companies use different software. If you learn how to use one, it will be easier to learn any in the future. I've got some videos on the channel about software.
GOT IT THANKS'@@bengthebrazilianengineerinAus