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Contents
1 General Provisions ++++++++++++++
2 Terms and Symbols. s++s++ssssese
2.1 Terms +++
2.2 Symbols -+
3 Basic Requirement of Structural Design ++++++++++++ 7
3.1 General Requirement s++++r++esereseese see 7
3.2 Materials +++ eters ses eesee
3.3 Height and Aspect Ratio Limitations s++rssrssesesseeeeeeseseseeens 9)
3.4 Structural Plan Layout srerereresesseeee ssevene TT
3.5 Structural Vertical Arrangement *+++++++eeee+erees 14
3.6 Diaphragm System <*+++++" + 16
3.7 Limitations for Story Drift and Comfort +++ cal
3.8 Strength Design of Members *+++++++++
3.9 Seismic Design Grade of Structural Members ***
3.10 Requirement for Members of Special Seismic Design
Grade ctsesseeee Seeereuereas ye
3.11 Performance-based Seismic Design of Structures *****
3.12 Requirement for Preventing Structural Progressive
Collapse s+rseee"
4 Loads and Seismic Action +++++++++++
4.1 Vertical Load ss+seessessrscereeseraceacacees
4.2 Wind Load ++s+sseseeee atesseee
4.3 Seismic Action ** ee
5 Structural Analysis sessesesssserseetseseseeeeeeesens
5.1 General Requirement *** stessetasteneeteeeeees AG
seseeeeeee 46
+ 48
5.2 Analysis Parameters **"*+*
5.3 Analysis Modeling ****
5.4 Second-Order Effects and Structural Stability -++**+**
5.5 Elasto-plastic Analysis and Check of Story Drift of Weak
and/or Soft Stories ****
5.6 Effects of Combinations of Loads and/or Seismic Actions *
Design of Frame Structure +++
49
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6.1 General Requirement ****++***
6.2 Strength Design -*
6.3 Requirement for Detailing of Frame Beams srrsrtteesreeeseee 62
6.4 Requirement for Detailing of Frame Columns ‘*++rees+es++++ 66
6.5 Requirement for Splices and Anchorages of
71
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Reinforcement
7 Design of Shear Wall Structure
7.1 General Requirement *+++++
7.2 Strength Design and Detailing +++-+
8 Design of Frame-Shear Wall Structure ++
8.1 General Requirement ++
8.2 Strength Design and Detailing
9 Design of Tube Structure +++++++
9.1 General Requirement +++
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9.2 Frame-Core Wall Structure s++ts+*#+++++¢
9.3 Tube in Tube Structure +++
10 Design of Complicated Tall Buildings
10.1 General Requirement +++
10.2 Structure with Transfer Story *
10.3 Structure with Outriggers and/or Belt Members
10.4 Structure with Staggered Stories *+++++es++e++
10.5 Towers Linked with Connective Structure *++++++++
10.6 Structure with Setback and/or Cantilever +*++
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3 Structural Analysis
Design of Mixed Structures ss+++sssssssseseeseees seeee 123
«1 General Requirement *+s+++e+e+eseeeresesetenseetenseessoneees 123,
4° Design of Structural Members **+++++"
Design of Basement and Foundation s+++sssesssseeeeseereee 138
1 General Requirement
2 Design of Basement
3. Design of Foundation
13 Construction of Tall Building ++++++sssssssssecsssseenseeee 146
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Concrete ****
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10 Mixed Structures *****
11 Complicated Structures sr+rrssereeee
12 Construction Safety
162
13 Green Construction
Appendix A Calculation of the Acceleration of Floor
sosssreseees 166
Vertical Vibration +
Appendix B Wind Pressure Coefficients of Buildings +++ 168
Appendix C Horizontal Earthquake Calculation with
Appendix D Check of Stability of Structural Wall
Equivalent Base Shear Method -
Appendix E Lateral Stiffness Requirements for Stories
ll Adjacent to Transfer Story
Appendix F Design of Concrete Filled Circular
Steel Tubes +++ 179
Explanation of Wording in This Specification - 191
List of Quoted Standards + 192
Seeeeeeeeeseeee seeteeneeee 195
Addition; Explanation of Provisions
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