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The document provides information about analyzing the seismic design of a 35m tall building in Makati City, Philippines. The building has 10 floors of 3.5m height each, with a floor weight of 4,000kN and roof weight of 3,000kN. It is located 8km from the West Valley Fault line, which is a seismic source type A. The building is a steel moment resisting frame structure intended to house hazardous facilities. It provides instructions to draw and illustrate the building, determine the design base shear, and find the moment at the base using equations from the NSCP 2015 Manual.

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Activity 1

The document provides information about analyzing the seismic design of a 35m tall building in Makati City, Philippines. The building has 10 floors of 3.5m height each, with a floor weight of 4,000kN and roof weight of 3,000kN. It is located 8km from the West Valley Fault line, which is a seismic source type A. The building is a steel moment resisting frame structure intended to house hazardous facilities. It provides instructions to draw and illustrate the building, determine the design base shear, and find the moment at the base using equations from the NSCP 2015 Manual.

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EARTHQUAKE ENGINEERING

ACTIVITY 1
A 35m building with an average height of 3.5m each floor, has a
weight of 4,000kN for each floor and 3,000kN for the roof top. The
building is located in Makati City with seismic source type A and it
is 8km (7km) away from the West Valley Fault line . The use of this
SMRF steel (concrete) building is to carry hazardous facilities.
a. Draw and illustrate.
b. Determine the design base shear.
c. Find the moment at the base?
Note:
 Identify the location of each equation, section or table from the

NSCP 2015 Manual

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