Is The Redundancy Factor 1.0 or 1.3 | Kestava 2022

Seismic Design of structures means determining a redundancy factor for your structure. Is the redundancy factor 1.0 or 1.3? Lets ring in the new year of 2022 with Team Kestava and the pursuit of 5000 subs!
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[@narathipkhanhansuk9469]

Thank you Rich. Don’t give up on your hard working for us. You help me a lot. 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@Kestava_Engineering]

I got you Narathip!

[@SouthBayEngr]

Love your vids man. Recently got my CA PE license and looking to get more structural work under my belt (Passed the hydrology PM). Keep it up!

[@Kestava_Engineering]

Good stuff lets keep growing our engineering skills together !

[@jonathanmorin1382]

Man, you should go through the whole ASCE7 with any building case possible with that kind of video quality 😃 I know it's not possible, but let me dream haha

[@Kestava_Engineering]

love the compliment Jonathan! thanks for being here!

[@ehabaltimimi660]

This close to SE than PE, but it so good explanation that you did.

[@michel8934]

Is it possible to have a 4 story building with rho = 1.0 for upper 3 floors, and rho = 1.3 for the ground floor, must we use 1.3 for all floors when any individual floor does not meet the requirements? Thanks

[@ainguyentrong5685]

How do you determine redundancy factor when calculating story drift for SDC D? Thank you in advance man, your vids are awesome and helpful much for me!

[@FilipiMarcondes-r9q]

hey rich, so if a structure has more than 2 stories and one of those story take less than 34% of the base shear, does it mean I can ignore this on the check for Rho

[@Kestava_Engineering]

its a little more complex than that. check out the description in the ASCE 7 and also the commentary has great information on this subject!

[@hawsaromerhama725]

please if you have for example 10 floors it is clear each floor or diaphragm resist less than 35% base shear for example for simplicity each 10% theses condition satisfy if you have a perfect number of shear wall

[@mundingbmw4075]

What apps are you using? Are you using an iPad?

[@Kestava_Engineering]

nope just my thinkpad computer from like 10 years ago!