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4.4 Procedures for Lateral-Force- Resisting Systems
Moment-resisting frames are more flexible than shear wall or braced frame structures. This flexibility can lead to large interstory drifts that may potentially cause extensive structural and nonstructural damage to welded beam-column connections, partitions, and cladding. Drifts may
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