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This chapter covers the design of restraints to limit equipment movement and to keep the equipment captive during an earthquake or extreme wind loading. Seismic restraints and isolators do not reduce the forces transmitted to This chapter covers the design of restraints to limit equipment movement and to keep the equipment captive during an earthquake or extreme wind loading. Seismic restraints and isolators do not reduce the forces transmitted to the restrained equipment. Instead, properly designed and installed seismic restraints and isolators have the necessary strength to withstand the imposed forces. However, equipment that is to be restrained must also have the necessary strength to remain attached to the restraint.

SEISMIC-RESISTANT DESIGN
Terminology
Calculations
Applying Static Analysis
Computation of Loads at Building Connection
ANSI Steel Bolts
Lag Screws into Timber
Concrete Post-Installed Anchor Bolts
Weld Capacities
Seismic Snubbers
Seismic Restraints
Restraint of Pipe and Duct Risers
Examples
Installation Problems

WIND-RESISTANT DESIGN
Terminology
Calculations
Wall-Mounted HVACR Component Calculations (Louvers)
Certification of HVACR Components for Wind

No. of Pages: 22

ISBN: 978-1-936504-94-7 (for SI versions of chapters)
ISSN: 1078-6082 (for SI versions of chapters)

Citation: 2015 ASHRAE Handbook: Chapter 55, Seismic- and Wind-Resistant Design (SI)

Product Details

Published: 2015 ISBN(s): 9781936504947 Number of Pages: 22Units of Measure:SIFile Size: 1 file , 7.6 MB Product Code(s): D-A552015SI