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Good reference book for the vertical and horizontal distribution of seismic loads
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JoshPlumSE
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SEAoC blue book maybe.
Also the Seismic Design Handbook 2nd edition by Farzad Naeim has an excellent chapter (or more) on the subject. It's a little out of date compared to the current codes. But, if you're looking to understand the CONCEPTS of seismic deign I think this is the best reference there is.
Also the Seismic Design Handbook 2nd edition by Farzad Naeim has an excellent chapter (or more) on the subject. It's a little out of date compared to the current codes. But, if you're looking to understand the CONCEPTS of seismic deign I think this is the best reference there is.
JoshPlumSE
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Oh, and SEAoC has a number of Seismic Design Manuals. Those basically walk you through code applications with examples.
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