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Dear asdip customer: Fences are cantilever masonry walls commonly used to at the property line between two neighbors. They may be exposed to wind and seismic forces, but the vertical load is small, which may cause overturning problems.

Dear asdip customer: In addition to the stability checks and the design for flexure, a spread footing needs to be designed for shear.

Dear ASDIP Customer: ASDIP STEEL includes the design of Flange-Plated Moment Connections per the latest AISC 360 provisions.

Dear asdip customer: Anchor rods are elements designed to resist mostly tension forces.

Dear asdip customer: Asdip concrete now fully complies with aci 318-19.

Dear ASDIP Customer: The calculation of the bearing pressures is relatively simple for rectangular combined footings in full bearing, but it becomes increasingly complex for trapezoidal footings.

Dear ASDIP Customer: ASDIP STEEL includes the design of steel continuous beams, either composite or non-composite, per the latest AISC 360 provisions.

Dear asdip customer: The design of concrete beams involves the calculation of shears and moments for the factored load combinations to design the reinforcement accordingly.

Dear asdip customer: Asdip steel includes the seismic design of biaxial base plates and anchorage to concrete. The seismic design of anchor rods is included in the chapter 17 of the aci 318-19.

Dear ASDIP Customer: ASDIP Steel now includes the design of Extended End Plate Moment Connections per the AISC Design Guide # 4.