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6 Eric Hagelee CEA
Friday, April 13, 2012
Friday, March 30, 2012
Monday, March 26, 2012
Thursday, March 15, 2012
Wednesday, March 7, 2012
Roof Joists
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In this project we had to find the types of roofs and joists to use on the library project.
This project was long and boring because you had to do everything twice and it got LONG!!!!
Pq = 20
Ps = 20
Is = 1.0
Ct = 1.0
Cs = 1.0
Ce = 1.0
TOTAL Dead Load (DL) = 34.25 psf
D + L + (Lr or S or R) = 54.25 double span 7’ deck type 18
Interior Beam Tributary width = 5
The uniform beam loading equals tributary width multiplied by the floor loading =
5*54.25 = 271.25
Exterior Beam Tributary width = 2.5
The uniform beam loading equals tributary width multiplied by the floor loading =
2.5*54.25 = 135.62
interior joist 30’ 16k7
exteroir joist 30’ 16k2
Ps = 20
Is = 1.0
Ct = 1.0
Cs = 1.0
Ce = 1.0
TOTAL Dead Load (DL) = 34.25 psf
D + L + (Lr or S or R) = 54.25 double span 7’ deck type 18
Interior Beam Tributary width = 5
The uniform beam loading equals tributary width multiplied by the floor loading =
5*54.25 = 271.25
Exterior Beam Tributary width = 2.5
The uniform beam loading equals tributary width multiplied by the floor loading =
2.5*54.25 = 135.62
interior joist 30’ 16k7
exteroir joist 30’ 16k2
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