Equipment exported to Europe is tested for loads such as earthquakes and wind in accordance with European standards

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I currently have a piece of equipment designed for export to Europe; it is designed in accordance with ASME standards and holds PED certification. However, for wind loads and seismic loads, European codes must be used, namely EN1991-1-4 and EN1998-1 respectively. Wind load data is available in PV-ELITE, but seismic load calculations need to be done manually. How should the combined stresses be considered in this case? ? ? Are there any seniors who have worked on design in this area? ? ? I would appreciate your advice

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