.. _lbl-dldb_damage_FEMA_P58_2nd_D_10_14

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D.10.14 - Elevators & Lifts
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The following models are available:


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   <p class="dl_comp_name"><b>D.10.14.011</b> | Traction Elevator – Applies to most California Installations 1976 or later, most western states installations 1982 or later and most other U.S installations 1998 or later.</p> 
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| Costing per elevator.  Elevator demand parameter shall be defined as the peak floor acceleration at the first floor.  The elevator fragility for a multiple story building should only be entered once on the first floor.
| Construction Quality: Any


Suggested Block Size: 1 EA (round up to integer quantity)



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   <p class="dl_comp_name"><b>D.10.14.012</b> | Traction Elevator – Applies to most California Installations prior to 1976, most western states installations prior to 1982 and most other U.S installations prior to 1998.</p> 
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| Costing per elevator.  Elevator demand parameter shall be defined as the peak floor acceleration at the first floor.  The elevator fragility for a multiple story building should only be entered once on the first floor.
| Construction Quality: Any


Suggested Block Size: 1 EA (round up to integer quantity)



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   <p class="dl_comp_name"><b>D.10.14.021</b> | Hydraulic Elevator – Applies to most California Installations 1976 or later, most western states installations postdating 1982 and most U.S installations postdating 1998.</p> 
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| Costing per elevator.  Elevator demand parameter shall be defined as the peak floor acceleration at the first floor.  The elevator fragility for a multiple story building should only be entered once on the first floor.
| Construction Quality: Any


Suggested Block Size: 1 EA (round up to integer quantity)



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   <p class="dl_comp_name"><b>D.10.14.022</b> | Hydraulic Elevator – Applies to most California Installations prior to 1976, most western states installations prior to 1982 and most U.S installations prior to 1998.</p> 
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| Costing per elevator.  Elevator demand parameter shall be defined as the peak floor acceleration at the first floor.  The elevator fragility for a multiple story building should only be entered once on the first floor.
| Construction Quality: Any


Suggested Block Size: 1 EA (round up to integer quantity)



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