Hello Kestava, Your videos and information are on the spot and helpful for exam takers. I would like to ask you if you can present one or two problems, exam like type, on Temporary Structures, in building design/construction, something like form work or shoring system under poured slabs and the impact on deflection once the temporary structures are removed. Thank you.
Great video! Question - You said horizontal irregularies would only apply to the horizontal diaphragms (roof/floor). So if the roof was full 60'x100' rectangle, but the walls below were in the pattern you used for an example (so the roof had a 20'x25' overhang in the corner), would that not be a Type 2 irregularity?
Have you Designed A Re-entrant Corner Before?
In the middle of one right now. Thanks for the video.
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Hello Kestava,
Your videos and information are on the spot and helpful for exam takers.
I would like to ask you if you can present one or two problems, exam like type, on Temporary Structures, in building design/construction, something like form work or shoring system under poured slabs and the impact on deflection once the temporary structures are removed. Thank you.
Who else noticed how the quality of the videos improved from earlier videos? Keep the progress my man! Love your content!
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Hello, is structural separation helps to encounter reentrant corner?
Great video! Question - You said horizontal irregularies would only apply to the horizontal diaphragms (roof/floor). So if the roof was full 60'x100' rectangle, but the walls below were in the pattern you used for an example (so the roof had a 20'x25' overhang in the corner), would that not be a Type 2 irregularity?
Thank you so much, but please drop the background music..😀.
LMAOOO ill work harder to find a les distracting background. dont want you falling asleep!
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I should consult code before asking, but does this apply to wind at all?
I believe wind has torsional irregularity requirements that should be checked for irregular buildings