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  1. BrianApex

    Offset Tie Beam

    Just talked to the Architect and that is what he wants to do. I would like to do the Masonry as you have suggested BAretired but I think there might be an issue with availability of 10" block. I have always had problems with it. I guess I'll tell the Contractor good luck.
  2. BrianApex

    Offset Tie Beam

    For a 3 story all masonry residential home, The architect wanted to have a small offset from the 1st story to the second story (about 2"). I have attached a picture of what they had in mind. All of the buildings we have done do not have anything like this. Do I need to be concerned with...
  3. BrianApex

    W Beam set on top of HSS

    r13: Sorry, My explanation may have not been clear. Josh is correct with my problem. dik: Thanks, That is very helpful. But may not be necessary. After switching to the smaller HSS and running the beam it increased the deflection (duh) too much and I will have to switch back to what I was using...
  4. BrianApex

    W Beam set on top of HSS

    strucbells: I have seen this as well as the design Guide 24 which has a very good explanations and example of how this works. My only issue is that my column would be at the end condition and not an interior support. I dont see anything which mentions an end support and wasn't sure if I could...
  5. BrianApex

    W Beam set on top of HSS

    I was wondering if there were any design aids for setting a steel beam on a steel post. I would think this should be possible but there is nothing provided by AISC (At least that I could find). I have also searched in here to see if someone mentioned it but I couldn't find anything. My thinking...
  6. BrianApex

    ASCE 7-16 C&C pressures (part 1 method)

    Found the issue, there is a typo in the ASCE 7 manual where the 140 mph pressures are the same as the 150 mph on page 353. The 140 pressures are correct but the 150 are not.
  7. BrianApex

    ASCE 7-16 C&C pressures (part 1 method)

    Hey guys, Right now I'm trying to automate a wind pressure chart for my company and using the part 1 method so they can enter in all the information and it spits out pressures for the different zones. I'm using the formula in the book p=qh[(GCp)-(GCpi)]. I'm comparing that number with the part...

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