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Talking about the Application of Base Frame Structure in Seismic Design

Xiaohu Zhang

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The base frame structure,because of its special architectural form,has been widely applied in seismic designs of small and medium-sized cities.Connecting with actual engineering,this paper probes into some problems commonly existing in the base frame structure design,and puts forward some items needing attention in its design.

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The base frame structure,because of its special architectural form,has been widely applied in seismic designs of small and medium-sized cities.Connecting with actual engineering,this paper probes into some problems commonly existing in the base frame structure design,and puts forward some items needing attention in its design.

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The base frame structure,because of its special architectural form,has been widely applied in seismic designs of small and medium-sized cities.Connecting with actual engineering,this paper probes into some problems commonly existing in the base frame structure design,and puts forward some items needing attention in its design.

Key concepts: Frame (networking), Base (topology), Seismic analysis, Computer science, Structural engineering, Engineering, Mathematics, Telecommunications

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