Surprise parapet design twist at the END, know it for your next project!
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AISC - 15th edition
Great civil PE Exam prep and design example problem for young professional engineers with a full step by step out of plane design example with seismic loads. Example dives into the design of a tilt up panel structure using the ASCE 7-16 provisions. We walk through the complexity of the ASCE code to make it a little more simple. We also get right to the point on how to calculate out of plane forces FAST. And dont forget about how to design a parapet wall! One step closer to preparing for the SE and PE exam. Learn more seismic engineering!
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