How to Find Seismic Forces Fast | Simplified Method | ASCE 7-16 | Seismic Design Example

The second half of the lesson is perfect for those taking the PE exam!

Seismic design can actually be pretty simple if you know where to look in the ASCE 7-16. Today the team goes step by step through the ASCE 7-16 using the simplified seismic design method. We cover a real PE exam seismic example problem that you could very well see on the EXAM! We just got new leather seats in the auditorium so get comfy, and if you're nervous about seismic, we got ice cold Avion water for ya.

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