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- Subject: 1997 UBC Question
- From: "Ritter, Mike" <mritter(--nospam--at)lgt.lg.com>
- Date: Mon, 31 Jan 2000 11:32:17 -0500
List members, I could use a little help interpreting the 97 UBC. A colleague has prepared a set of calculations to evaluate an elevated piece of equipment, and has used section 1632 of the 97 UBC (Lateral Force on Elements of Structures, Nonstructural Components and Equipment Supported by Structures). Specifically I have a question regarding the definition of hx and hr. hr is defined as the structure roof elevation with respect to grade. Is this the main building structure roof elevation or the equipment structure roof elevation? It appears that the ratio of hx and hr is to make the seismic demand larger if the equipment is higher in the building (makes sense) but I can read the hx definition two ways. Anybody got the answer? Thanks in advance, Michael Ritter, PE
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