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Determining Sound Transmission Class Rating (TMS-0302-00)
This standard is essential information for designers since it is referenced by numerous model building...
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This standard is essential information for designers since it is referenced by numerous model building codes including the 2000 International Building Code.
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Masonry Designers Guide, 3rd ed. (TMS-1001-01)
The MDG-3 is based on the 1999 MSJC Building Code Requirements for Masonry Structures (ACI 530/ASCE 5/TMS...
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The MDG-3 is based on the 1999 MSJC Building Code Requirements for Masonry Structures (ACI 530/ASCE 5/TMS 402) and Specifications for Masonry Structures (ACI 530.1/ASCE 6/TMS 602).
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Annoted Guide to Masonry Specifications (TMS-0610-07)
The Masonry Society’s Architectural Practices Committee recently completed a major update to this popular...
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The Masonry Society’s Architectural Practices Committee recently completed a major update to this popular guide specification for masonry. This document is addressed to the specifier and provides the basis for preparation of a unit masonry specification section.
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Masonry Basics (RCJ-1222-02)
This publication addresses “masonry basics,” the fundamental information that anyone involved in...
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This publication addresses “masonry basics,” the fundamental information that anyone involved in masonry construction needs to know in order to use masonry appropriately. It covers descriptions of the many material components used in masonry along with each component’s unique contribution to the assembly that is masonry. Quality assurance and quality control of masonry is also discussed, and common deficiencies are described. Masonry Basics can serve as a beginning text for architects, engineers, contractors, inspectors, and others who wants to learn the basics of masonry.
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Masonry Structures: Behavior and Design (CP-1401-99)
This widely used textbook is ideal for undergraduate and graduate level courses and it is an exceptional...
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This widely used textbook is ideal for undergraduate and graduate level courses and it is an exceptional reference for designers. Topics include:
- Design methodology with numerous examples.
- Background and research on material properties, assemblage behavior, and component design.
- Strength design and limit states design.
- Seismic design requirements, practices and detailing. •
- Prestressed masonry, evaluation and retrofit of existing masonry, glass unit masonry, deep beams, mortarless interlocking masonry, and wall-frame construction.
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Instructor’s Guide-Masonry Structures, Behavior (CP-1402-02)
This 98-page Instructor’s Guide compliments the popular textbook, Masonry Structures, Behavior and...
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This 98-page Instructor’s Guide compliments the popular textbook, Masonry Structures, Behavior and Design, Second Edition (see description above.) The Instructor’s Guide contains author recommendations on the use of the textbook, a suggested content list for both courses in architecture and engineering, and solutions to selected problems that appear at the end of Chapters 1-8 of the textbook.
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Masonry Design and Detailing, 5th ed. (MGH-1301-03)
Covering an unprecedented range of materials, technologies, and regulations, Masonry Design and Detailing...
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Covering an unprecedented range of materials, technologies, and regulations, Masonry Design and Detailing is an essential resource for architects and masonry contractors. Completely updated, this hands-on guide features insight on the complete range of masonry topics: wall systems, unit and mortar selection, component detailing, building code compliance, and much, much more.
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Masonry Instant Answers (MGH-1302-03)
This comprehensive text delivers a no-nonsense, informational format packed with charts, tables, and...
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This comprehensive text delivers a no-nonsense, informational format packed with charts, tables, and figures -- just enough detail to get the job done. Perfectly sized for carrying on-site, this information-dense resource covers Masonry Units, mortar and grout, reinforcement, bracing, many code requirements, and much more.
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Design for Masonry Volume Change (CTG-1221-99)
Learn about volume changes to expect from masonry systems from masonry expert, Clayford T. Grimm. This...
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Learn about volume changes to expect from masonry systems from masonry expert, Clayford T. Grimm. This publication contains photographs of typical distress that can occur from poorly detailed buildings and numerous large-scale details to ensure buildings you work on will not experience such distress. Filled with useful information for the designer, this handbook consolidates scattered information from a variety of sources into one practical guide.
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2005 MSJC CD Version (TMS-0402C-05)
The Masonry Standards Joint Committee’s (MSJC) 2005 Building Code for Masonry Structures (ACI 530/ASCE...
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The Masonry Standards Joint Committee’s (MSJC) 2005 Building Code for Masonry Structures (ACI 530/ASCE 5/TMS 402), Specification for Masonry Structures (ACI 530.1/ASCE 6/TMS 602) and Commentaries is now available from TMS. This new Code and Specification has been substantially revised and many new requirements have been added. Some of the major updates include: *Strength design procedures for Autoclaved Aerated Concrete (AAC) Masonry *Complete revision in Prestressed Masonry design philosophy to a strength design basis with service load checks. *Revised maximum reinforcement limits for Strength Design *Harmonized splice length requirements for Allowable-stress Design and Strength Design *Clarification on limits for Empirical Design in high wind areas
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Masonry: The First 10,000 Years on CD-ROM (TMS-5004-04)
Published-January, 2004: This 88-slide PowerPoint presentation on the history of masonry was originally...
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Published-January, 2004: This 88-slide PowerPoint presentation on the history of masonry was originally prepared as the first two lectures of a semester-long course in masonry engineering at the University of Texas at Austin. It was intended to give students an appreciation for the background of masonry construction. This presentation can be used for a variety of audiences, including architects, engineers, and the public in general.
