What are some strategies for minimizing earthquake damage to nonstructural components in buildings?
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Strategies for minimizing earthquake damage to nonstructural components in buildings include anchoring and bracing equipment and partitions, using flexible piping and ductwork, and providing adequate clearance between components and structural elements. Additionally, proper installation and maintenaRead more
Strategies for minimizing earthquake damage to nonstructural components in buildings include anchoring and bracing equipment and partitions, using flexible piping and ductwork, and providing adequate clearance between components and structural elements. Additionally, proper installation and maintenance of nonstructural components is critical for ensuring their seismic performance. Nonstructural upgrades can be a cost-effective way to improve the overall seismic performance of a building.
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