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The third edition of Design Guide 7 Industrial Building Design provides coverage of structural considerations encountered in the design of conventional industrial buildings, with and without overhead cranes. The guide specifically addresses roof systems, wall system design, bracing systems, column anchorage, crane support, fatigue concerns for crane supports, and other serviceability criteria. The design guide has been updated to the 2016 AISC Specification and the 15th Edition Steel Construction Manual, and design examples are provided in greater detail in this edition.

Publication Date: July 2019

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Design Guide 7: Industrial Buildings - Roofs to Anchor Rods L11 0: Apr-19: James M. Fisher, PE, PhD: NASCC. ©2021 American Institute of Steel Construction.

James M. Fisher

James M. Fisher, PhD, PE, DIST.M.ASCE, is Vice President Emeritus of CSD Engineers. He is a member of the AISC Committee on Specifications and its Task Committee on Member Design and Stability. He also serves as chairman of the committee developing the Seismic Provisions for Evaluation and Retrofit of Structural Steel Buildings, AISC 342.

Aisc Design Guide 7 Industrial Buildings Pdf

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