Pictures of My Machine Room (So Far)
Sridhar Ayengar
ploopster at gmail.com
Sun Jun 17 14:07:55 CDT 2007
woodelf wrote:
> Chuck Guzis wrote:
>
>> Building with wood in an earthquake zone is far easier than building
>> with brick and stone, at least given local codes. Were I to build a
>> house with, say, brick, state earthquake building codes would require
>> me to run rebar through the walls to ensure that they don't
>> disintegrate during a temblor.
>
> I live where you can sleep though a earthquake. :)
> The biggest loss of life will not be the west coast of
> the USA when the next big quake hits -- they know about them.
> Some where under the Mississippi river there are several big faults.
How about New York City and the Ramapo Fault? It's caused problems in
the past. There's a lot of unreinforced masonry in NYC.
Peace... Sridhar
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