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MASONRY WALL DESIGN
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Technical Specifications:
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Design of partially grouted and solid walls using either running
or stack bond.
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Design reinforced and un-reinforced walls. For reinforced walls,
reinforcing may be placed in a single or double layer.
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Design codes include ACI 530-99 Allowable Stress and the IBC
2000 Allowable Stress and Ultimate Strength methods.
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When using IBC 2000 Ultimate Strength Design, Masonry Wall
performs a P-Delta analysis as required by code.
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Walls can be cantilevered or supported at the top and bottom.
Support conditions at the bottom can be fixed, partially fixed
or pinned. Masonry Wall automatically adjusts the wall’s
effective length factor (k-factor) for the selected support
condition.
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Loads can include self-weight, axial loads (w/wo eccentricity),
equivalent fluid pressure due to soil, uniform and concentrated
lateral loads on the wall and seismic loads.
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Seismic loads (equivalent static) are computed using IBC 2000.
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Masonry Wall automatically uses the load combinations required
by the selected design code, however the user may modify the
load factors to define their own combinations.
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Walls can include a parapet, which is also then designed.
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Units can be US Customary or metric.
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Output includes required bar spacing for various bar sizes or,
for the cases of un-reinforced walls, spacing of grouted cells.
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Graphic outputs include an axial load-moment diagram (ACI and
IBC working stress designs) and a plot/print of the loaded wall.
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Masonry Wall is the most
comprehensive masonry wall design program available today! No other
program offers as much flexibility and ease of use. That's not an
exaggeration--it's a fact. Whether your wall needs to be reinforced or
un-reinforced, concrete, clay or brick, partially or fully grouted,
supported at the top or not, whatever--Masonry Wall can quickly and
easily design it for you!
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