of design calculations, reports, plans, specifications and inspection program for all constructions shall bear the signature and seal of the cengincer-of-recor. 106.2 Specifications ‘The specifications shall contain information covering the ‘material and construction requirements. The materials and construction requirements shall conform (0 the specifications refered to in Chapters 310 7 ofthis code, 106.3 Design Dravings 106.3.1 General ‘The design drawings shall be drawn to scale on durable paper or cloth using permanent ink and shall be of sufficient clarity to indicate the location, nate and extent ff the work proposed. The drawings shall show a complete design with sizes, sections, relative locations and connection details of the various members. Floor levels, column centers and offsets shall be dimensioned, Where available and feasible, archive copies shall be ‘maintained in durable medium such as compaet dise (CD) and digital versatile dise (DVD). 106.3.2 Required Information ‘The design drawings shall contain, but shall not be limited to the generat information listed in Section 106.3.2.1 and material specific information listed in Sections 106.3.2.2 1d 106.3.23, as applicable, CHAPTER 1—Goneral Requiremen 1.9 106.32.1 General Information 1. Name and date of istue of building > a supplements, if any, to which the design con! 3s, 2. Strengths or designations of materials 3. Design strengths of underlying soil or ok. es or rock profile, when available, shal be vav" 4. Live loads and other loads used in desig» a indicated in the floorplans. 5, Seismic design basis including the tots) ‘coefficient; a description of the latera! system; and the fundamental naturs! i. design in each direction under consides::.-n 6. Provisions for dimensional changes sly creep, shrinkage, heave and temperature 7. Camber of trusses, beams and girders. £0 8 Explanation or definition of sy! be abbreviations used inthe drawings. 9. Engineer's professional license awa expiration date of the current Professiows! Rey Commission registration 106.32.2 Structural Concrete 1. Specified compressive strength (7) slated ages or stages of construction 2. Anchorage embdent fengths oF ef pe Steel reinforcement and location and ogth splices 4, Type and location of welded spices at conection of enforcement 4. Magnitude and location of prestessing inclnding prestessd cable tyout 5. Minimum concrete compressive step) of pstensoning 6. Sirssing sequence for pos-tenioné ton 1 Details and tation of all conta joints specifi for pain coneete inc nf concn sais designe os Giaphraum. as specified in Section 121.9 ‘aia National Structural Code of the Palippines 6" Edion Volume 1 od aly sivesr ag4-10. CHAPTER 1 - General Requicements 106.3.2.3 Structural Steet 1. Type or types of construction as defined in Section 501.3. 2. Loads and design requirements necessary for preparation of shop drawings including shears, ‘moments and axial forces 10 be resisted by all ‘members and their connections 3. The type of connection for joins using high-strength, bolts. 4. For welded joints, Type 1 connections shall not be allowed, Stiffener and bracing requirements, 6. Description or explanation of welding and inspection ‘symbols used in the design and shop drawings. 7. Notes for joints in which welding sequence and technique of welding ae requied to be carefully controled to minimize distortion. 106.4 Calculations 106.4.1 General Calewlations pertineat’ to the structural desiga of siructures and its component members shall be filed with the design deawings. 106.4.2 Basis of Design Summary ‘The calculations shall include a summary of the enteria and methodologies used in the design. This summary shall include, but need not be limited to, the following: 1, Name and date of issue of building code and supplements, if any, to which the design conforms. 2. Strengths or designations of materials to be used for ‘each component of the structure. 3. Design strengths and other design parameters of the underlying soil or rock, 4, Live loads and other loads used in design. 5. The basis ofthe seismic and wind design forces. 6. A escription of the structure's gravity and lateral Toad resisting systems. A description of the roof, floor, foundalion and other component systems shall also be provided. 7. A description procedures used in the structural smalysis. This shall include the section and material Propet. sed, loading combinations considered, second-order effects considerations, and any simplifying assumptions made. Associaton of Structural Engaears ofthe Philippe 106.4.3 Computer Programs Calculations may include the results from an electronic igial computer analysis. The following requirements apply to calculations which include such computer output: 1. A drawing of the complete mathematical model used to represent the structure in the computer generated analysis shall be provided. Design assumptions shall be clearly described. 2. A program description giving the program name, the version aumber, and the company which developed the program and its address shall be provided as part ‘of the computation documentation. program User's Guide shall also be made available, upon request, and shall contain the information to determine the nature and extent of the analysis, verify the input data, inerpret the result, and determine whether the computations comply with the requirements of this code 3. Data provided, as computer input shall be clearly distinguished from those computed in the program, ‘The information required in the outpot shall include date of processing, program identification, and identification of structures being analyzed, all input ata, units and final results. An archived copy of all computer runs shall be stored in CD or DVD. 4, The first sheet of each computer run shall be signed. and sealed by the engineerof record. 106.4.4 Model Analysis Results from model analysis and experimental studies shall be permitted to supplement caleulations. The results shall be accompanied by a description of the rational basis, se-up, methodology and other infermation required forthe evaluation of the results 106.5 As-built Drawings ‘As-built drawings shall be prepared by the constructor or a person retained to provide such services to document the work as actually constructed. The as-uile drawings shall be drawn to seale upon durable paper or cloth using permanent ink and shall indicate the sizes, sections, felative locations, and conection deals of the various strucural members as tually constructed. Strengihs of materials, based on required ess, shall also be indicated. Work items which require modifieations of oF are ctherwise different from those shown inthe design drawings filed with the building official shall be accordingly marked in the as-built drawings and provided with notes indicating the basis of such miadifiations or clianges. The basis of modification or change shall include reference 1 supplemental design drawings, cconstietion bulletins, oF instructions from the owner,