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Bigwolf

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Can anyone confirm for me that a masonry wall is considered to be a "slender wall" when the (effective height/thickness) > 12?

I haven't found this information in any text yet and want to make sure I know when a wall is "slender" so that it gets designed with Strength Design per the NCEES Structural References List footnote #2

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Bigwolf,

Sorry I didn't see this sooner. I've been preoccupied with my studies and work.

ARJ is correct. See 3.3.5.5 for the actual design and A.3.5.5 (appendix) of the MSJC for the actual slenderness requirements.

 
Thanks for the replies.

Down to 10 1/2 weeks left of studying :p10940623:

 
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