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If A Seismic Design Category is a classification assigned to a structure based on its occupancy category, and the severity of the design earthquake ground motion.
All objects, including buildings, have a natural or fundamental period at which they vibrate if jolted by a shock. The natural period is a primary consideration for seismic design, although other aspects of the building design may also contribute to a lesser degree to the mitigation measures.
Seismic Design Factors Low Height to Base Ratios. Equal Floor Heights. Symmetrical Plans. Uniform Sections and Elevations. Maximum Torsional Resistance. Short Spans and Redundancy. Direct Load Paths.
Architects and engineers design earthquake-proof buildings through flexible foundations, damping, vibration deflection technology, shear walls, cross braces, diaphragms and moment-resisting frames.
Seismic Design Category A Corresponds to buildings in areas where expected ground shaking will be minor. Good Soils. Seismic Design Category B Corresponds to buildings of Occupancy Groups I, II and III where expected ground shaking will be moderate. Stratified soils with Good and poor Soils.

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Structural Seismic Design Elements Structural features like base isolation systems, moment-resistant frames, and shear walls are designed to handle seismic forces. They help absorb shocks, maintain stability, and spread energy across the building, reducing the risk of structural failure during an earthquake.
The basic considerations for seismic design are related with the ductility capacity of the structure, allowable inter-story drift, response- modification coefficient R, second order effects, lateral torsional buckling for members, foundation stiffness assumptions for support the structure to include soil-structure-

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