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Design Spectra

“Acceleration Controlled”

“Acceleration Controlled” “Velocity Controlled”

“Acceleration Controlled” “Velocity Controlled” “Displacement Controlled”

Response Spectrum “Acceleration Controlled” “Velocity Controlled” “Displacement Controlled”

Design Spectrum “Acceleration Controlled” “Velocity Controlled” “Displacement Controlled”

Normalized Response Spectrum: Note that the Response always exceeds the earthquake motion

Constructing a Standard Design Spectrum

Constructing a Standard Design Spectrum

Frequency Content Comparisons

Frequency Content Comparisons

Frequency Content Comparisons

Frequency Content Comparisons El Centro Mexico City

Frequency Content Comparisons El Centro Mexico City (Typical Geo Conditions) (Soft Geo Conditions)