To all future folks reading this. Here's a helpful article. https://seblog.strongtie.com/2017/06/spanning-the-gap/
AWC Technical Report 12 was very helpful.
Thanks.
Thanks phamENG. Agreed, it's not easy, just looking for re-assurance that it isn't easy to verify bolts in bending. Stiffness is a whole other issue. Bearing stresses and cross grain tension and torsion further complicates things. Just curious if there actually is any literature out there...
Good Day All,
Just curious to see if anyone has come across design resources for for bolts subject to bending.
BVLZ are not approved in Canada and therefore not available.
Thank you in advance.
Perhaps Marl? We see a fair bit of it in the Ottawa area? We've found similar deposits near swampy areas, some deposits near rivers, etc. May be able to dig up a photo. Feels almost chalky to touch and very light weight. Consists of
some organic content and is classified as an organic soil...
There is no usual spacing as it depends on your rafter design and the lateral thrust. If your using the rafter ties in conjunction with ceiling ties then the rafter ties are being utilized to reduce the span of the rafters and the ceiling ties to resist lateral thrust. If your omitting ceiling...
IRS Section R602.10.4 may Assist with your questions https://codes.iccsafe.org/content/IRC2015/chapter-6-wall-construction
Personally, I wouldn't count on the strapping adequately transferring the lateral loads of the structure as a whole to the foundation. Yes the strapping will brace the...
Good Evening All and thank you in advance for your input. This is presently being debated within our office.
A client would like to construct a roof with a raised rafter tie located at the lower 1/3rd of the ridge height. Those rafter ties would be provided at 4 foot on centre and rafters at...
See attached. May be helpful but also for Timber Construction. Can be found here https://aitc-glulam.org/index.php/technical-notes/https://files.engineering.com/getfile.aspx?folder=10eb9ff3-d2f4-4be4-a0e9-6c562c4580aa&file=AITC-TN-19-2012.pdf
As EDStainless said, most of the glass guards we design have the stamp in the bottom corner. Perhaps they have an invoice with more spec's on the glass?
If the hardware is from C.R. Laurence, you may be able to find detailed spec's here...
Perhaps the Simpson Strong Tie BVLZ? Unsure if they'd have approval in your state yet, but may be worth consideration if it meets the loading.
https://www.strongtie.com/deckconnectors_decks/bvl_plate/p/bvlz#LoadTables
jwhitmer, I'm unsure what a common manufacture is for gusset plates in your area, has plywood gussets been explored as an alternative?
Alternatively, Mitek has number gussets available here https://www.mitek.ca/Products/Truss-Connector-Plates/Connector-Plates/ and some helpful evaluation...
We typically require it up the existing foundation walls on the exterior, extending around the existing footing to the subgrade, and installed below the proposed footings and foundation wall encasing the stairwell and extending out beyond the proposed footings in each direction as required for...
I'm unsure the area you are in, but in our area (Ontario, Canada) the national building code has very helpful structural commentaries for solar arrays on roofs to calculate the wind uplift on the array. Paragraphs 56 to 58 of NBC 2015 Structural Commentaries Part 4 of Devision B.
For part 9...
