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October 11, 2014
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Earthquake Engineering Research Institute Student Chapter at CU Boulder Why care about EQ Engineering?
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Earthquake Engineering Research Institute Student Chapter at CU Boulder Structural Engineering Examples
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Earthquake Engineering Research Institute Student Chapter at CU Boulder Architecture vs. Engineering
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Earthquake Engineering Research Institute Student Chapter at CU Boulder Building structures… with respect for forces of nature What are these forces? What is Structural Engineering?
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Earthquake Engineering Research Institute Student Chapter at CU Boulder Building structures… with respect for forces of nature Water Soil Wind Seismic What is Structural Engineering?
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Earthquake Engineering Research Institute Student Chapter at CU Boulder Building structures… with respect for forces of nature Water Soil Wind Seismic What is Structural Engineering?
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Earthquake Engineering Research Institute Student Chapter at CU Boulder Building structures… with respect for forces of nature Water Soil Wind Seismic What is Structural Engineering?
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Earthquake Engineering Research Institute Student Chapter at CU Boulder Building structures… with respect for forces of nature Water Soil Wind Seismic What is Structural Engineering?
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Earthquake Engineering Research Institute Student Chapter at CU Boulder Building structures… with respect for forces of nature Water Soil Wind Seismic What is Structural Engineering? Special Case Blasts
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Earthquake Engineering Research Institute Student Chapter at CU Boulder What is an Earthquake?
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Earthquake Engineering Research Institute Student Chapter at CU Boulder What is an Earthquake?
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Earthquake Engineering Research Institute Student Chapter at CU Boulder STATICS DYNAMICS COST SAFETY What Do We Need to Know?
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Earthquake Engineering Research Institute Student Chapter at CU Boulder Components of Building Design
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Earthquake Engineering Research Institute Student Chapter at CU Boulder Load Path & Lateral Resistance
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Earthquake Engineering Research Institute Student Chapter at CU Boulder Stiffness & Stability
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Earthquake Engineering Research Institute Student Chapter at CU Boulder Today’s Activity Goal: Design a gumdrop building to perform well during a jello earthquake
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Earthquake Engineering Research Institute Student Chapter at CU Boulder Today’s Activity Break into small groups Develop a group name Discuss building ideas together (consider the client needs!) Build towers (30-45 min) Evaluate buildings Lessons learned
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Earthquake Engineering Research Institute Student Chapter at CU Boulder Project Criteria 1.Client Needs Minimum height = 12 inches Maximum floor area = 6 in 2 Maximum gum drops used 2.Aesthetic Appeal Visually interesting 3.Static Performance Resists gravity load 4.Dynamic Response Resists earthquake load
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