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NEHRP Guildelines for the Seismic Rehabilitation of Buildings, Developed by the Building Seismic Safety Council for the Federal Emergency Management Agency (Report No. FEMA 273), Washington, D.C.

Rangka Baja Tower

Baja yang digunakan untuk Rangka Tower, profil yang digunakan adalah Doubel Angle dan Angle

Foundation Reinforcement of Tower


The picture above was the work of the Reinforcement of the foundation tower in a long manner 7,5 m. and wide 7,5 m., with the depth of the foundation 1,5 m., the Reinforcement used the size 16 mm, high tower was 16 m., the location of the execution tower was in kulon progo,jogjakarta