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 7 Assessment
Difficulty Level: 3/5
Estimated Time to Complete: 15 minutes
Problem Statement: Single Shearwall Design
The goal of this assignment is to design a single shearwall with multiple segments as shown below:
*Note, the wall height can be changed in the software by going to the “default values” tab in the “settings”.
Given Data:
- From the model, apply a factored seismic load V on the shearwall B-1, with a magnitude of 5600 lbs
- Vertical dead load on the wall (D): 650 plf
- Use plywood for sheathing
- No1/No2 SPF (2 x 4) for framing
- Stud spacing: 16”
- 2 Studs at each end of shearwall segments
- Hold-down type : HDU5 – SDS2.5
- Use hold-downs on all segments
- Apply hold-downs at all openings
- Use the shearwall deflection to calculate rigidity, and distribute force on wall segments based on rigidity
- Always linearize deflection equation
Design Requirement:
Use the software to design the shearwall and provide answers to the following questions:
Question 1
The sheathing material information can be found in page 3 of the Design Results.