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Proceedings
from 6th North American
Masonry Conference
1993, Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania
2 Volumes |
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Proceedings
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Masonry Conference
1996, South Bend,
Indiana
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| Proceedings
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Masonry Conference
2003, Clemson, South
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| 10th
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| Proceedings
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Masonry Conference
2007, St. Louis, Missouri |
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| 11th
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$55.00 |
| Proceedings
from 11th North
American
Masonry Conference
held June 201. Proceedings
contain 129 papers
on research,
design, construction,
evaluation and testing
of masonry. |
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| Design
for Masonry Volume Change |
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$55.00 |
| Learn
about volume changes
to expect from masonry
systems from masonry
expert, Clayford T.
Grimm. This publication
contains photographs
of typical distress
that can occur from
poorly detailed buildings
and numerous large-scale
details to ensure
buildings you work
on will not experience
such distress. Filled
with useful information
for the designer,
this handbook consolidates
scattered information
from a variety of
sources into one practical
guide. By: Clayford
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| Direct
Design Handbook for Masonry Structures |
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$49.00 |
| Direct
Design Handbook for
Masonry Structures
(hereinafter referred
to as the Handbook)
was developed by The
Masonry Society’s
Design Practices Committee.
This Handbook provides
a direct procedure
for the structural
design of single-story,
concrete masonry structures.
This Handbook provides
designs for both reinforced
and unreinforced masonry.
The procedure is based
on the strength design
provisions of TMS
402-08/ACI 530-08/ASCE
5-08 Building Code
Requirements for Masonry
Structures and ASCE
7-05 Minimum Design
Loads for Buildings
and Other Structures.
The document is applicable
to both residential
and commercial structures.
So that users are
required to do only
minimal calculation,
parameters are limited
and design options
are dictated. This
Handbook applies to
common structures
over the vast majority
of the United States
including mapped ground
snow loads up to 60
lb/ft2 (2.9 kPa),
mapped basic wind
speeds up to 150 mph
(241 kph), mapped
seismic 0.2 second
spectral response
accelerations up to
1.5g, and mapped seismic
1.0 second spectral
response accelerations
up to 3.0g. This Handbook
was developed as a
consensus standard
and written in mandatory
language so that it
may form a part of
a legally adopted
building code as an
alternative to standards
that address a much
broader range of masonry
construction. The
direct design procedure
is provided for the
most common structures
and then modifications
to the direct design
procedure are provided
for some other conditions.
This Handbook was
written so that architects,
engineers, contractors,
building officials,
researchers, educators,
suppliers, manufacturers
and others may use
the standard in their
practice for various
purposes. Among the
topics covered are
reference standards,
definitions and notations,
site limitations,
architectural limitations,
loading limitations,
material and construction
requirements, direct
design procedure,
optional modifications
to the direct design
procedure, specifications,
and details. The Commentary
to this Handbook presents
background analysis,
details and committee
considerations used
to develop this Handbook.
While not part of
the legal requirements
of this standardized
Handbook, an Appendix
providing an example
of how to use the
direct design procedure
for a typical masonry
building is provided
following the Commentary. |
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| Masonry
Designers’ Guide (6th Edition)
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| Completely
Updated to Reflect
New Code Requirements!
The best guide
on designing masonry
is now even better!
The 6th Edition
of the Masonry Designers'
Guide (MDG-6) has
been completely
updated to address
the numerous additions
and changes in the
2008 edition of
the Building Code
Requirements and
Specification for
Masonry Structures
(TMS 402/ACI 530/ASCE
5 and TMS 602/ACI
530.1/ASCE 6) (also
referred to as the
2008 MSJC). In addition,
information related
to masonry design
requirements in
the 2009 International
Building Code (IBC)
is also included.
The MDG-6 is an
excellent resource
for masonry designers
as well as students
learning about masonry
for the first time
because:
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was developed
by dozens of
masonry experts
who are both
familiar with
masonry design,
and with the
Code requirements
governing masonry's
use |
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it
includes over
70 practical
examples for
typical masonry
buildings and
components |
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it
has been reinforced
with many new
drawings and
photographs
to illustrate
concepts and
procedures discussed |
Topics covered
in the MDG-6 include
masonry materials,
testing, quality
assurance, quality
control, construction
methods, structural
design, seismic
design, and using
the MSJC with model
Building Codes.
The companion CD
included with the
book includes additional
resources including
the complete MDG-5
for reference, Excel
spreadsheets used
in some of the design
examples, additional
examples based on
IBC requirements,
and select technical
notes on clay brick
and concrete masonry
that are often used
by designers.
The MDG has become
one of the most
popular design guides
for masonry due
to its extensive
examples and practical
coverage of masonry
design issues. |
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Masonry
Structures; Behavior and Design
(3rd Edition) |
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$119.00 |
The
most widely used masonry
textbook, Masonry
Structures, Behavior
and Design, by Dr.
Robert Drysdale and
Dr. Ahmad Hamid has
been completely updated
and is currently available
from The Masonry Society
(TMS). The long awaited
update to this popular
textbook includes
much of the discussion
that made previous
editions so useful
in both the classroom
and in the workplace,
but it has also been
revised to discuss
new research findings
and to reflect the
design provisions
in the 2005 MSJC Building
Code and Specification
for Masonry Structures.
The third edition
incorporates some
special modifications
and features including:
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Design
methodology
and examples
utilize new
codes and standards
and additional
examples have
been included
in each chapter.
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References
and background
have been updated
to include recent
progress in
the understanding
of material
properties,
assemblage behavior,
and component
design. |
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Coverage
of strength
design is increased
including new
example designs
for all components
and the two
building desings. |
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Seismic
design requirements
and practices
are described
in detail. •
Coverage of
prestressed
masonry is expanded
and design examples
are included. |
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Coverage
of prestressed
masonry is expanded
and design examples
are included. |
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Glass
unit masonry,
deep beams,
mortarless interlocking
masonry, and
other topics
are also addressed.
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for undergraduate
and graduate level
courses and it is
an exceptional reference
for practicing designers.
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| Reinforced
Concrete Masonry Design: An Application
Guide |
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| $59.00 |
| This
publication is based
on 2003 International
Building Code and
ACI 530-02/ASCE 5-02/TMS
402-02 Building Code
Requirements for Masonry
Structures. This application
guide covers the design
of con-crete masonry
structures through
numerous design examples
with a step-by-step
solution approach.
The book is written
in an easy-to-understand
format without a detailed
discussion on theory,
and is intended to
be a desk reference.
It suits a broad audience
of practicing engineers,
code officials, undergraduate
and graduate students,
and professional engineering
examination candidates
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| Reinforcing
Steel in Masonry (5th Edition) |
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This
140 page handbook
presents details
and construction
practices for the
use of reinforcing
steel in masonry
based on Code requirements.
Highlights:
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Code with cross-reference to 2008 Building Code Requirements for Masonry
Structures (TMS 402-08/ACI 530-08/ASCE 5-08). |
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Connections are shown, specifications are provided and
code design tables are included for the benefit and convenience of
the user. |
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the most critical elements and tolerances for masonry reinforcement. |
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| Standard Method for Determining the Sound Transmission Class Rating for Masonry Walls |
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$30.00 |
| The
Masonry Society’s
Standard Development
Committee has updated
this useful Standard
which provide minimum
requirements for rating
masonry walls for
a sound transmission
class (STC) based
on field or laboratory
testing or based on
a calculation procedure.
Some of the topics
covered include reference
standards, definitions
and notations, materials,
construction, quality
assurance and sound
transmission class
rating. The Standard
is written as a legal
document in mandatory
language so that it
may form a part of
a legally adopted
building code. The
Commentary presents
background details,
committee considerations,
and research data
used to develop the
Standard. For the
2007 Edition of this
standard, the dataset
for which the equations
are based was increased
to reflect addition
research and the equations
were modified from
a linear approximation
of the data to a nonlinear
equation that better
fits the test results.
In addition, separate
equations for clay
and concrete masonry
walls are now used
to reflect the varying
properties of these
materials related
to sound transmission. |
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| Standard Method for Determining Fire Resistance of Concrete and Masonry Construction Assemblies |
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$51.50 |
| Fire
resistance of building
elements is an important
consideration in building
design. This standard
describes acceptable
methods for determining
the fire resistance
of concrete building
and masonry building
assemblies and structural
elements, including
walls, floor and roof
slabs, beams, columns,
lintels, and masonry
fire protection for
structural steel columns.
These methods shall
be used for design
and analysis purposes
and shall be based
on the fire exposure
and applicable end-point
criteria of ASTM E
119. The primary intended
use of this document
is for determining
the design requirements
for concrete and masonry
elements to resist
fire and provide fire
protection. Prepared
jointly by ACI/TMS
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| This
112-page publication
is based on the 1994
UBC requirements,
contains over 70 estimating
curves for the area
of steel rein-forcing
for masonry walls.
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