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Published by the International Code Council, publishers of the 2003 International Residential Code, the Hurricane Resistant Residential Construction Workbook provides information on the requirements of the Hurricane Residential Construction Standard (SSTD-10), which provides pre-engineered prescriptive design and construction details with the purpose of improving the structural performance of residential buildings in hurricane-prone zones. Provides wind resistant designs and construction details for one- and two-story residential buildings of typical wood-framed construction and one-, two-, and three-story residential buildings of typical concrete or masonry construction sited in high wind regions.
Hurricane Resistant Residential Construction Workbook is based on the requirements of the 2003 International Residential Code. It includes numerous illustrations.
Contents:
Chapter 1: Elements of Hurricanes; Introduction, Recurrence Interval, Winds, Storm Surge, Waves, Hurricane Scale, Coastal Construction Practices, Practice Exercise. Chapter 2: Basic Construction Terminology; Introduction, General Terminology, Wind Associated Terminology, Construction Systems, Foundations, Wood Frame Construction Components, Masonry Construction Components, Practice Exercise. Chapter 3: Distribution and Resistance of Wind Loads; Distribution of Loads, Roofs, Walls, Foundations, Resistance to Loads, Roof Coverings, Roof Systems, Fasteners, Connectors, Openings, Masonry, Architectural Considerations, Practice Exercise. Chapter 4: Designing for Lateral Load Due to Wind; Introduction, Design for Wind Load on the Endwall, Design for Wind Load on the Sidewall, Practice Exercise. Chapter 5: Hurricane/Building Interaction; Introduction, Water, Wind, Combined Water and Wind Loading, Summary, Practice Exercise. Chapter 6: Flood-Resistant Construction Criteria; Introduction, Floodway, NFIP Zone A Requirements, NFIP Zone V Requirements, Foundations, Elevation Certificates, Substantial Improvement and Substantial Damage, Definition of NFIP Terms, Practice Exercise. Answers to Practice Exercises. |
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