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  1. TimPhillips

    Overload Factor (Omega) For Light Framed Wood Structures

    Yes. There are 3 ft wall offsets. So horizontal irregularities. Where does is it stated in ASCE 7-16 the overload factor is to be used at irregularities?
  2. TimPhillips

    Overload Factor (Omega) For Light Framed Wood Structures

    HTURKAK Thank you for your response. I am asking for confirmation of my interpretation. Since the building is light framed the exception can be applied. Therefore, i believe only the diaphragm chords are to be designed using the overload factor and the collectors are not. Is this correct?
  3. TimPhillips

    Overload Factor (Omega) For Light Framed Wood Structures

    Hello, I'm guessing this question has already been asked but can't find a specific thread. I am designing a single story commercial building seismic category C with a wood roof and wood shear walls. The roof diaphragm dimensions are 110'x60'. The are 3 ft wall offsets which create reentrant...

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