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CMD09
is the sixth generation
of the CMD series
of programs for the
structural design
of reinforced concrete
or clay hollow unit
masonry elements written
by practicing engineers
for practicing engineers.
CMD09 is a 32 bit
Windows (Win32) based
series of modules
which requires an
Intel Pentium or better
based computer with
XP, 2000, Vista and
7 or equivalent operating
systems. The programs
provide an easy to
use interface for
designing masonry
elements in accordance
with the provisions
of Chapter 21 of the
1997 edition of the
Uniform Building Code
(UBC), the 2001, 2007
or 2010 edition of
the California Building
Code (CBC), the 2003,
2006 or 2009 edition
of the International
Building Code (IBC),
and the 1999, 2002,
2005 or 2008 edition
of the Building Code
Requirements for Masonry
Structures (TMS 402/ACI
530/ASCE 5) [MSJC
(Masonry Standards
Joint Committee)].
CMD09 is divided into
ten modules for the
design of separate
masonry elements.
Six are for strength
design of masonry
based on the 1997
UBC, 2001 CBC, 2007
CBC, 2010 CBC, 2003
IBC, 2006 IBC or 2009
IBC Section 2108 or
Chapter 3 of the 2002,
2005 or 2008 MSJC.
The remaining four
are for the working
stress design masonry
based on 1997 UBC,
2001 CBC, 2007 CBC,
2010 CBC, 2003 IBC,
2006 IBC or 2009 IBC
Section 2107 or 1999,
2002, 2005 or 2008
MSJC Chapter 2.
CMD09 is divided into
ten program modules:
Strength Design
Walls
for In-Plane
Loads
Walls
for Out-of-Plane
Loads
Piers
Beams
Columns
Wall
Frame Joints |
Allowable
Stress Design
Walls
for In-Plane
Loads
Walls
for Out-Of-Plane
Loads
Beams
Columns |
The Programs operate
using a simple menu
structure, which allows
for the ease of entering
data, and reviewing
and printing the output.
The programs also
contain various ‘flags,’
which warn the user
when certain code
provisions are not
being satisfied. The
output contains data
required to substantiate
the design of a reinforced
concrete or clay masonry
element in a format
that is suitable for
submittal to a building
department or other
authority. In addition,
the programs provide
graphical output of
the member geometry
and reinforcing steel
placement. The strength
design programs also
produce an Axial Load
vs. Moment diagram
for the element. The
graphical output can
be printed to supplement
the standard text
based output.
Other Features:
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Special
detailing requirements
for seismic
regions are
considered |
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Wall design
modules allow
both partial
and solid grouting |
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Biaxial loading
of columns is
possible
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Masonry Details AutoCAD/PDF |
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Free Download
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electronic collection
of 43 masonry details
in AutoCAD format,
which can be modified
by a professional engineer
for incorporation into
construction documents.
The collection includes
details of masonry
attachment to foundations,
concrete floors, steel
framing, glulam beams,
and plywood Web I joists,
as well as standard
reinforcing and control
joint details. PDF’s
of the details are
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