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  1. RangeRock

    SJI Bottom Chord Ceiling Extensions (SJI COSP 2.6)

    Anyone have some good photos of bottom-chord ceiling extensions as specified per SJI COSP 15 they'd be willing to share? Curious to see what types of ceiling systems require these and the overall concept-in-practice. Understand the structural intent... but always good to see in-field...
  2. RangeRock

    CFMF Header/Jamb/Sill Efficiency Musings

    Good Morning Eng-Tips World, We are currently designing a lot of steel framed buildings w/ CFMF walls essentailly balloon framing past our slab on deck and up past the perimeter roof steel. Historically... when we had sectional roll-up door or glazing penetrations in the CFMF walls we provided...
  3. RangeRock

    Owner Requesting Structural Calculations

    Good Afternoon All, Hopefully a quick question here... is it normal for an owner to request calculations from the structural EOR as part of their CD reviews? We typically only submit calculations to the applicable jurisdiction during the permitting phase and not sure what the owner is...
  4. RangeRock

    Maximum Water-Reducer Ratio's for Mass Concrete Pour

    Good Morning All, Looking for some experiential wisdom specifying concrete mix proportions for a mass concrete job. We have a medical-grade facility and are designing a concrete "vault" sitting on a mat footing with 9' thick walls in some areas to limit radiation to the rest of the building...
  5. RangeRock

    Minimum Shrinkage and Temperature Reinforcement for Mass Concrete

    Good Afternoon All, Looking for some experiential wisdom regarding minimum reinforcing limits for a mass concrete design. I am designing a reinforced concrete wall that is 3’-0”+ thick in most sections and is being poured indoors at an existing facility and will not be exposed to weather...

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