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Absorption tower civil construction level seismic force and wind load

2017-12-06View Original

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When asking the civil engineering major to mention the horizontal seismic force of the absorption tower, should we mention the total horizontal seismic force of the equipment or the seismic force on the 0-0 section?
Reply #22017-12-07
The total horizontal force and moment of the equipment. However, one thing to note is that the wind load, horizontal force and bending moment of earthquake load calculated by equipment professionals are somewhat different from the calculation methods of structures. Especially in areas where the seismic influence coefficient is less than 7 degrees, the seismic force is ignored in the tower equipment standards (that is, the value in the calculation book is 0, the tower is self-stable), but the structure cannot ignore this. Therefore, our approach is that the data is only for reference, and the structural major can calculate this value by himself.

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