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1.- General description of the project.

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The building is structured in Metalcon.
Running foundations
Metalconstructure:trussesandpartitions.

2.- Description of the seismic-resistant system.

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It will be statically analyzed in two directions. The concentrated masses are considered in the

first level, without rigid diaphragm.

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the Metalcon partitions.

3.- Materials and their qualities.

Concrete:
Stencils: H5
Foundations: H20 Confidence Level: 90%
Structural metal: ASTM A63SQ Gr 40
Reinforcingsteel:
Foundations: A44-28 H

4.- Mechanical properties of the materials used.

Concrete
Resistance:ConcreteH20=200Kg/cm2
Modulus of elasticity: E = 190000Kg/cm2

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Thermalexpansioncoefficient: 10 times 10-6
Density: 2500 Kg/m3reinforced concrete
Structural metal
Creep resistance: 2812Kg/cm2
Tensilestrength:3867Kg/cm2
SteelA63-42H
Creep resistance: 4200Kg/cm2
Breakingresistance:6300Kg/cm2
Modulus of elasticity: E = 2.1 x 10-6Kg/cm2

5.- Design methods.

Reinforcedconcreteelementswilbedesignedusingthemethodof
ultimate strength (failure) specified in the 'Code of Concrete Constructions'
armed, NCH 430 aR86ACI318-83.
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6.- Regulations.
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7.-Loads and overloading for use.

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8.- Load combinations.

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of load:
Normalstate:
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Eventualstates:
0.75 (permanent loads + service loads + earthquake)
0.75(permanent loads + usage overloads + wind)
0.75(permanent loads + seismic)
0.75(permanent loads + wind)

9.- Admissible arrows.

Theallowablearrowswilbecalculatedaccordingtothefollowing:
For the case of reinforced concrete elements, according to table 9.5 b) of the Code
Reinforced Concrete Constructions, NCh430. aR86 ACI318-83, page 50.
The development of memory will be analyzed on a case-by-case basis.
Inthedesignofmetalconstructuralpanels,thefollowingarepresent
considerations:
a.-The vertical supports of perimeter panels are elements subjected to loads of
flexo compression, while the inner panels only suffer the effect of
axial compressive loads.
The vertical supports are considered as simply supported elements.
extremes.

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 c.-The lateral deformation criterion of the footings of perimeter panels to
adoptesL/240.

10.- Calculation hypothesis.

For reinforced concrete:
Internalefforts(bendingmoments,shearstresses,torsionalmomentand
normal effort) resulting from the distribution of stresses in each section of the
element, are in balance with the effects in that section produced by the
external loads.
Theaxialdeformationofthesteelbarsisequaltothatoftheconcretethatthe
rodeo.
Thesections,whichwereflatbeforeloading,remainflatoncethe
element deforms.
It undervalues the tensile strength of concrete.
Thetheorythatsupportstheultimatestrengthdesignmethodisbasedonthe
true stress-strain relationships and properties of both materials, or
in reasonable simplifications of them.
For the metalcon:
Material with elastic behavior in all directions.

11. - Analysis and design methodology.

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based on the finite element method, the RAM ADVANCE 5.1 Spanish. The design of
the elements that make up the structure will be carried out through the direct use of
the formulas specified in the regulations. However, this does not exclude the use of
computational means for verifying results, as is the case of the
Excel spreadsheet and the design program "Concrete 318".
Decoupled frameworks will be considered for the analysis of each resistance line.
Thetrussedbeamswilbeanalyzedanddesignedassimplysupportedbeams.

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12.- Foundation soil parameters.
According to the soil mechanics report attached, executed by Mr. Jorge
NusserA., Civil Engineer from the University of Chile, v1.0, April 2013, the considerations are
the following conservative parameters for the soil:
Allowable Stress
Static 0.8Ton/m2
Dynamic 1.20 Ton/m2

Makarena Valdovino Hernández

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June, 2013.