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A two-story essential facility shown in Figure 4.6 is an enclosed wood-framé buildlhng Seattle, Washington. Determine the design wind pressures for MWFRS in both principal direction of the building and the forces acting on the transverse section of the building. The wall studs an oof rafters are 16 in. on center. K = 1.0. cated 12 6.25 ft. 11 ft. 11 ft. -100 ft. 50 f

A two-story essential facility shown in Figure 4.6 is an enclosed wood-framé buildlhng Seattle, Washington. Determine the design wind pressures for MWFRS in both principal direction of the building and the forces acting on the transverse section of the building. The wall studs an oof rafters are 16 in. on center. K = 1.0. cated 12 6.25 ft. 11 ft. 11 ft. -100 ft. 50 f

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Compute the wind load acting on the short wall of the building based on directional method and compare the total wind force with that from simplified (envelope) method.
A two-story essential facility shown in Figure 4.6 is an enclosed wood-frame building located in Seattle, Washington. Determine the design wind pressures for MWFRS in both principal directions of the building and the forces acting on the transverse section of the building. The wall studs and roof rafters are 16 in. on center. K= 1.0. 12 6.25 ft. 11 ft. 11 ft. -100 ft. 50 ft.
Transcribed Image Text:A two-story essential facility shown in Figure 4.6 is an enclosed wood-frame building located in Seattle, Washington. Determine the design wind pressures for MWFRS in both principal directions of the building and the forces acting on the transverse section of the building. The wall studs and roof rafters are 16 in. on center. K= 1.0. 12 6.25 ft. 11 ft. 11 ft. -100 ft. 50 ft.
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