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Calculation of eccentricities in load bearing walls

Engineers File Note 3

Calculation of eccentricities in load bearing walls

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Current

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Civil & Structural Supplement

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Engineers File Note

Abstract

BS 5628 part 1 states that the eccentricity of loads on walls should preferably be calculated but does not indicate how this may be done. This note addresses this problem. It discusses the background work and gives a method of calculating the eccentricity of loadbearing walls between reinforced concrete floors.

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The Brick Development Association produce specialist books and other publications relating to the design and specification of bricks and brickwork.


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