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Along-Wind Vibration and Dynamic Response Factor 8.5 Across-Wind and Wind-Induced Torsional Vibration 8.6 Gust Factor *" see 64 9 Thermal Action s+rreesrerreesseseeseeee 9.1 General *etesseeseeseeseeeee 9.2 Reference Air Temperature ** 9.3 Uniform Temperature Action ++ 10 Accidental Load ++++ 10.1 General <+++* 10.2 Explosion 10.3 Impact Appendix A Self-Weight of Commonly Used Materials and Structural Members +++" Appendix B Reduction Factor of Fire Engine Load Accounting for the Influence of Covered Soil Appendix C Determination Method of Equivalent Uniformly Distributed Live Loads on Floors ssseesesesesseseeseeseeees Appendix D_ Live Loads on Floors of Industrial Buildings «+++ + 94 Appendix E Determination Method of the Reference Snow Pressure, Wind Pressure and 12Temperature sersrsesersseseeees sees 9 Appendix F Empirical Formula for Fundamental Natural Period of Structures 152 Appendix G Approximate Vibration Mode Shape of Structures +++ * 155 Appendix H Equivalent Wind Load for Across-Wind and Torsional Vibration : 157 Appendix J Acceleration of Wind Induced Along- Wind and Across-Wind Vibration for Tall Buildings ++++++r+ Explanation of Wording in This Code +++++ List of Quoted Standards +++ Addition; Explanation of Provisions1&8 1.0.1 HEUER AMRITMHE, FARSI. 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