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  1. StructuralHokie08

    Prefab Metal Building Design Help

    As AJH1 stated. PEMBs design all their buildings to the applicable building code and in turn the related AISC and AISI steel specs.
  2. StructuralHokie08

    Components and Cladding Loads on a Canopy?

    I agree with everything that was said for using C&C on the roof panels. 165psf for Zone 3 is not high however. For a 10' x 10' with 10' eave height that is 1:12 pitch for a gable. 140mph Exp 3 I=1.0 classified as Open will be about 126psf for Zone 3 for Clear Wind flow and about 165psf for...
  3. StructuralHokie08

    Welding inspection terms

    As stated above you would want to see AWS D1.1, also AWS A3.0 is a whole book just on welding terms. Overlap is the protrusion of the weld metal beyond the weld toe or weld root. Underfill is a condition in which the weld face or root surface extends below the adjacent surface of the base...
  4. StructuralHokie08

    Loads on Flange of Rafter

    The erector wants to use a saftey harness that clips onto the top flange of the rafter. I need to figure out if the rafter will be able to hold the loads that the harness is perscribed to hold. Attached is a diagram showing the loads. There is a concentraded vertical load on the flange of the...
  5. StructuralHokie08

    ASCE 7-05 Open Building

    That's what I thought. Just wanted to make sure. Thanks
  6. StructuralHokie08

    ASCE 7-05 Open Building

    I understand that to have an Open Building per ASCE 7-05 that each wall must be at least 80% open. My question is if I have a 75' long building with 3 25' bays does the 80% count for the whole lenght of the building or each bays wall has to be open 80%. Thanks In Advance
  7. StructuralHokie08

    F1554 vs A307 Anchor Bolts

    That is what I had figured. Thanks for the answers.
  8. StructuralHokie08

    F1554 vs A307 Anchor Bolts

    Thats what I believe, but the only designation I have is A307 and F1554.
  9. StructuralHokie08

    F1554 vs A307 Anchor Bolts

    I have searched the forums and could not find a very straight forward answer. We had designed for a 7/8" A307 anchor bolt and our customer wants to use an 3/4" F1554 bolt. In searching for the answer I would think the answer is no, they would need to be the same size because they are just...

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