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  1. iceberg187

    Electric Forging Weld Capacity - Open Web Steel Joist

    Ron, thanks for the information. The James Lincoln Foundation referred us to AWS D1.7 - Guide for Strengthening and Repairing Existing Structures. However from what we have been able to locate of this document, it appears D1.7 is intended for evaluation of existing welds with flaws...
  2. iceberg187

    Electric Forging Weld Capacity - Open Web Steel Joist

    Has anyone run across electric forging welds before? We are looking at an existing open web steel joist that was fabricated in 1942 by Truscon Steel Company. The bottom chord is a tapered T shape, the top chord is a channel shaped like a W, the web members is a continuous bent rod. The weld...
  3. iceberg187

    Min. reinforcing requirement in CMU wall?

    The latest version of the Amrhein book: Reinforced Masonry Engineering Handbook, 6th Edition can be purchased directly from MIA for $100. This edition was updated for ACI 530-05: http://www.masonryinstitute.org/book.php?catID=5&pID=146
  4. iceberg187

    Control Joints for fuly grouted masonry

    NCMA - TEK 10-02B - Control Joints for Concrete Masonry Walls - Empirical Method: www.ncmaetek.org/etek/pdf_brand.asp?pdf=TEK%2010-02B.pdf NCMA - TEK 10-03 - Control Joints for Concrete Masonry Walls - Alternative Engineered Method: www.ncmaetek.org/etek/pdf_brand.asp?pdf=TEK%2010-03.pdf
  5. iceberg187

    What is a Burke-Loop?

    I believe the company merged and is now known as MeadowBurke: http://www.meadowburke.com/ It sounds like a coil lifting insert to me. See the below catalog pdf starting on page 234 for examples: http://www.meadowburke.com/documents/generalline/15%20MB%20GL%20Tilt-Up.pdf The model numbers are...
  6. iceberg187

    Design work for use in another state

    Why not apply for comity and obtain a PE license in the other state? Depending on the fee for the project, this may be a worthwhile option. It would certainly appear to simplify matters.
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