October 6, 2022 from 2:30pm to 3:30pm Mountain Standard Time
Colorado Convention Center - Mile High 4EF
Reinforced concrete tilt-up panels resist lateral forces, such as seismic and wind, via out-of-plane and in-plane stiffnesses of the panel. A critical junction of the lateral force load path is at the base-of-wall connection (BOWC) to the foundation elements.
To maintain stability of the building system, the BOWC must possess sufficient strength and stiffness. To minimize construction costs, it is important for the BOWC to be detailed with project sequencing and economic considerations in mind. Furthermore, in seismic zones, the BOWC must oftentimes serve as a vital ductile seismic fuse. Design and detailing of the BOWC vary amongst Structural Engineers and also by regions across the world.
The purposes of this seminar are to highlight the basic concepts of tilt-up panel shear and out-of-plane design, review the forces which occur at the BOWC, overview some of the fascinating types of BOWC details utilized in construction in the US and abroad, review the special seismic design requirements for the BOWC, and discuss economic considerations of the BOWC.

Needham DBS
Booth number: 212 | Visit Sponsor >
Dayton Superior Corporation
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Leviat
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Leviat
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Seretta Construction, Inc.
Needham DBS
Booth number: 212 | Visit Sponsor >
White Cap
Booth number: 311 | Visit Sponsor >
Dayton Superior Corporation
Booth number: 313 | Visit Sponsor >
White Cap
Booth number: 311 | Visit Sponsor >
Brinkmann Constructors

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