Lesson 1: Shearwalls Program Overview
Lesson 2: The Shearwalls Program
Lesson 3: Diaphragm Analysis
Lesson 4: Shearwall Design: Capacity vs. Deflection Based Force Distribution
Lesson 5: Shearwall Design - Deflection Analysis
Lesson 6: Outputs, Data and Information Management
Lesson 7: Single Shearwall & Manual Load Design - An Example
Lesson 8: How Quickly a Structure Can be Modelled
Résumé du cours
Lesson 3 Assessment
Difficulty Level: 2/5
Estimated Time to Complete: 10 minutes
Problem Statement: Diaphragm Behaviors
A wood-frame industrial building is subjected to a net north-south unfactored wind load, as given below. All four perimeter walls act as shearwalls. The roof diaphragms are made of joists, spaced 600 mm on centre. The roof and floor diaphragms are supported by shearwalls “A” & “B” and seven glulam beams spaced 4 m O.C.
This assignment focuses on the wind load transmitted to first floor shearwalls (L1) by the floor diaphragm.