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  1. SVaughn

    Steel Stack Design

    Hi all, My previous post stating that I have come up with a solid design has turned out to be false. Some assumptions I was told to make were not correct. Anyhow, I am having trouble interpreting the ASME STS-1-2006 standard as far as VORTEX SHEDDING goes and whether or not helical strakes...
  2. SVaughn

    Steel Stack Design

    Hi all, I am attempting to design an unlined steel stack that is 87.67' tall and has an outside diameter of 4.37' with a wall thickness of 1/4". The stack is braced latterally at three points. Please see the attached screenshot for clarity. I am trying to design it through the use of the...
  3. SVaughn

    Flush/In-Wall Pilaster & Masonry Wall Design

    msquared48, The "sandwich" panels I am refering to are made of two metal panels with some insulating material in between them. See the attached PDF for the system we are using. hokie66, I am working on getting your method to work. I like this idea. Thanks everybody. When I get something...
  4. SVaughn

    Flush/In-Wall Pilaster & Masonry Wall Design

    Sorry MiketheEngineer, I have to agree with msquared48. I'm not sure what you are talking about or how that possibly makes any sense. Thanks for the suggestion though, Shaylon
  5. SVaughn

    Flush/In-Wall Pilaster & Masonry Wall Design

    msquared48, I have a qz = 45.17 psf with my current configuration. 35.86 psf is the worst case on any portion of the wall once the internal/external pressure coefficients and the different zones are under consideration. Thanks, Shaylon
  6. SVaughn

    Flush/In-Wall Pilaster & Masonry Wall Design

    Hokie66, I'm sorry, I misread your previous post about the horizontally spanning member. What you are saying makes more sense to me now. I must also apologize for misspeaking about using the "roofing" material as a diaphragm. I guess what I should have said is that I am not able to use the...
  7. SVaughn

    Flush/In-Wall Pilaster & Masonry Wall Design

    Hi all, I am still struggling with my problem as noted above. One piece of information that I failed to mention is that I cannot use the roofing material for any shear transfer, therefor I do not have a diaphragm. I have been working on this on and off for the last three weeks now and still...
  8. SVaughn

    Steel Stack Design

    Thanks to everyone here for all of your help. I have managed to work through this and have come up with a pretty solid design. However, I am not working on the base plate and anchor base ring design and was wondering if anyone out there has a worked example that they may be willing to share...
  9. SVaughn

    Flush/In-Wall Pilaster & Masonry Wall Design

    Hi All, I am having difficulty in designing a masonry wall to work for my given situation. I am very green when it comes to masonry construction and am quickly finding out that it is not as simple as I originally thought it to be. I have the following situation, 8" cmu walls that are...
  10. SVaughn

    Steel Stack Design

    Hi all, I am designing a laterally braced, unlined steel stack and need a little help. The stack is to be a constant diameter of 4.37' with a height of 87.67'. It is to be made of 1/4" plate and will not be lined. Please see attached screen shot for layout of bracing. The top two braces are...
  11. SVaughn

    Pin Design Help

    I apologize, there is a little bit of information in my original post that is incorrect. The total force on the connection is 237(2) = 474 kips and 233(2) = 466 kips (coming out of the page), each side of the pin only sees 237 kips and 233 kips. Sorry for any confusion this may have caused...
  12. SVaughn

    Pin Design Help

    Hi everybody, I have been given the task of designing a pin connection for a high load application. I have attached a screen shots to describe my situation. Please note that an additional force coming out of the page of 237 kips is not shown in the screen shot. I was hoping to get a little...
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