Seismic Load Sample Clauses

The Seismic Load clause defines the requirements and standards for accounting for earthquake-induced forces in the design and construction of a structure. It typically specifies the applicable codes or methodologies to be used for calculating seismic forces, and may outline the responsibilities of the parties involved in ensuring compliance. By establishing clear criteria for seismic considerations, this clause helps ensure the safety and structural integrity of the project in earthquake-prone areas, thereby mitigating risk and clarifying expectations for all parties.
Seismic Load. Refer to Section I, tab c.
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Seismic Load. In accordance with Section 01031. In addition, design tanks to withstand a seismic event resulting in a 12-degree tilt of the tank base for a time period of 60 days without structural failure of the tank or anchorage. Perform non-linear finite element analysis to simulate seismic event.
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