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GENERAL APPLICATION NOTES - CONTINUED <br /> 27. Project Engineer of Record to determine minimum required spacing from ceiling <br /> support wires to un-braced suspended utilities. <br /> 28. Post installed anchor strength values used for attachment of seismic bracing to <br /> concrete decks are based on combined tension and shear in accordance with the <br /> recommendations of the Manufacturer's data given in the ICC evaluation report for the <br /> anchor. Refer to anchor installation pages for anchor torque, minimum anchor <br /> spacing and edge distance requirements. <br /> 29. Post installed mechanical expansion anchor embedment shown on ISAT details is to <br /> be measured before the anchor setting torque is applied. The observed anchor <br /> projection after the proper torque is applied may increase by a maximum of one bolt <br /> diameter. <br /> 30. Seismic bracing may not pass through a structural seismic separation joint. Utility <br /> systems that pass through a seismic separation joint must be seismically restrained <br /> within 5 feet of both sides of the separation or within 5 feet of point of connection of <br /> any hardware designed to accommodate seismic movement across the span of the <br /> separation joint. <br /> 31. With the approval of the Engineer of Record, utility systems within a basement that are <br /> suspended from the overhead deck may be braced to load bearing basement walls <br /> provided that the walls and the overhead deck will respond similarly during a seismic <br /> event. <br /> 32. A brace arm for a smaller distributed utility is not to be utilized as a transverse or <br /> longitudinal brace for an adjoining run of a larger distributed utility. <br /> 33. The ISAT component design and published loads to the structure are working loads. <br /> Maximum anchorage design loads are working loads based on combined tension and <br /> shear. Anchor ultimate strength values have been converted to working loads in <br /> accordance with the anchor manufacturer's ICC Report. <br /> 34. For ISAT seismic restraint components, refer to Section F. For all general <br /> components refer to Section H, Approved Hardware and Qualified Manufacturers. <br /> 35. Where the Code allows seismic restraints to be omitted from a component, provisions <br /> shall be made to avoid seismic impact with other components or impact with elements <br /> of the building structure. Impact risk analysis of non-braced components to be by <br /> others. <br /> 36. For anchorage designs presented in this Manual, light weight concrete is to be sand <br /> light weight concrete. <br /> 117q7 <br /> International Seismic Application Technology <br /> 14848 Northam Street,La Mirada, CA 90638 <br /> 877-999-4728 (Toll Free) 714-523-0845(fax) <br /> www.isatsb.com <br /> Rev. 1 <br /> 10/01/14 <br /> S alio <br /> >`T Page <br /> �9 f'9UCT�PQa< <br /> 4.4 <br /> •OF CAO 2012/15 IBC <br />
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