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Translations related to earthquakes in foreign engineering drawings

2018-01-08View Original

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According to UBC 1997: What does the seismic factor Z=0.2 mean? Equivalent to which magnitude on the domestic earthquake intensity scale
Reply #22018-01-08
According to UBC 1997: THE SEISMIC FACTOR IS Z=0.2. Under the U.S. Uniform Building Code of 1997, the seismic factor is Z=0.2, which corresponds to a seismic intensity of level 8 in China

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