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High Rise Structure Notes

The document discusses various structural frame types including Moment Frames, Braced Frames, and Bearing Walls. It emphasizes the importance of wall locations and the need to limit moment and shear capacities in design. Additionally, it mentions the use of drop panels and shear walls for stability.

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High Rise Structure Notes

The document discusses various structural frame types including Moment Frames, Braced Frames, and Bearing Walls. It emphasizes the importance of wall locations and the need to limit moment and shear capacities in design. Additionally, it mentions the use of drop panels and shear walls for stability.

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Moment Frame

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Flat slab is not stiff, rotate column more

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Braced Frame .

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Bearing Wall

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Pre-fabricated wall .

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