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Enhanced Fujita scale damage indicators and degrees of damage, chapter 7


Masonry Apartments or Motels (MAM)

Typical Construction:

  • Less than or equal to four storeys
  • Facility made up or one or more multi-storey, rectangular buildings
  • Flat, gable, hip or mansard roof
  • Asphalt shingles, tile, slate or BUR roof
  • Light steel roof framing with metal deck and lightweight insulation
  • Pre-cast or hollow-core concrete roof and floor system
  • Concrete Masonry Units (CMU) non-bearing walls
  • CMU load-bearing walls
  • Stucco, EIFS, or brick veneer wall cladding
  • Exterior walkways or balconies
Table 7. Degree of Damage (DOD) for Expected (EXP), Lower Bound (LB) and Upper Bound (UB)
DOD Damage Description EXP LB UB
1 Threshold of visible damage 105 85 130
2 Loss of roof covering (up to 20%) 130 110 165
3 Uplift of lightweight metal roof decking 155 130 185
4 Uplift of concrete roof decking 195 165 230
5 Collapse of top storey walls 215 185 240
6 Collapse of top two floors of three or more storeys 250 210 290
7 Total destruction of a large section of building 290 255 330

*All wind speeds in km/h

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2018-09-18

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