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  1. BAGW

    Rack slab design - ACI 318 vs ACI 360

    Hi, I have racks inside the building. They are pretty tall. Close to 60'-0". Similar to ones in HomeDepot. The racks will be supported off slab on grade. The rack posts are spaced 4'-0" x 4'-0" and the maximum post reaction is 20kips. What code am I supposed to use for the slab design? can I...
  2. BAGW

    Hurricane-Prone Zones

    High wind speed requirements? The structure will be designed for higher of ACSE code wind speed or local code wind speed. I am trying to figure out if there are any other special requirements for structure design in hurricane zone. Vult = 122mph ASCE code just points out to Section 26.10 for...
  3. BAGW

    Hurricane-Prone Zones

    Hi all, what are the requirements for buildings in Hurricane-prone zones? Glazed openings needs to be protected per ASCE 7-10 section 26.10. Are there any other structural requirements? Thanks
  4. BAGW

    Moment requirements for the concrete beams

    Hi, I have provided reinforcement for the moment required at the face of the support for concrete beam design. Done this when they are built integral. If the beam and columns are poured separately and if the bars are developed as required per ACI, can I still size the reinforcement in the beam...
  5. BAGW

    Drilled peir shear check and ties requirements

    Hi, 1) Have a drilled pier subjected to shear, should the minimum shear reinforcement be provided per ACI chapter when Vu > 0.5 phi Vc? Or should this be just treated like a foundation and just make sure that Vc > Vu and move on without checking the minimum shear reinforcement requirement. I...
  6. BAGW

    Drilled Pier Cap Design

    How does the design change for the drilled pier cap with uplift. isnt it still the same
  7. BAGW

    Drilled Pier Cap Design

    Hi, I have a situation where the steel column directly rests on the drilled pier with a cap. As the column is directly supported off the drilled pier there is no punching shear or one way shear check nor any flexure in the pier cap. Cap for the drilled pier is provided to accommodate the base...
  8. BAGW

    Drilled pier design

    Hi, I have a drilled pier which needs to extend all the way to rock per geotech report for the bearing. The diameter for the drilled pier that I am coming up with is a 4'-0" based on loads. The rock profile is 70'-0" down, which means the drilled pier length will be +/- 70'. IBC 2012, 1810.2.2...
  9. BAGW

    Restrained vs Unrestrained

    @bones206 This is one of the paper I looked at and based on the tables, looks like steel framing classifies as restrained condition.
  10. BAGW

    Restrained vs Unrestrained

    Sorry, yes Fire rating assembly
  11. BAGW

    Restrained vs Unrestrained

    Hi, I have a steel framing roof with 3" roof deck. Lateral system is braced frame. I am trying to figure out, whether the roof system is considered to be restrained or unrestrained for fire rating assembly. Looking into some papers, ASTM E119, pretty much classifies all streel framing as...
  12. BAGW

    Horizontal bracing to web connection

    To keep it simple, lets say KISS method is being used. Should I consider the eccentricity form the bolts to line of weld for connection design? Does not seem like it. But having tough time to prove it to myself
  13. BAGW

    Horizontal bracing to web connection

    I have never designed the braces for the eccentricity forces. Always incorporated in the connection. This can be viewed as a column braces connection correct? And use UFM to resolve the forces? Feels like the Hb component that results from the brace force, the web needs to be checked for it.
  14. BAGW

    Horizontal bracing to web connection

    Hi, I have a question regarding horizontal brace attached to beam web with a welded gusset plate connection. See image below. In such connections, do the plate and weld need to be checked for the eccentricity from the bolts to the weld? If yes, can I assume the eccentric moment will be resisted...
  15. BAGW

    Rusted steel connection

    Hi, What are the methods for cleaning rust off a structural steel? Is sand blasting way to go? Is there a testing method out there to verify the strength of the steel subjected to rust? Thanks
  16. BAGW

    HSS column design with shear plate connection

    AISC is pretty clear with extended shear tab, following the procedure per AISC, eccentricity for the column design can be ignored. Does the same apply for conventional shear tab connection as well?
  17. BAGW

    HSS column design with shear plate connection

    Hi, When the beam/girders are attached to HSS tube with shear plate connection, should the column be designed for eccentricity from the bolt to center line of column? Can we get away from designing the column from eccentric moment if we design the connection for the eccentricity? Similar to...
  18. BAGW

    Shear lug weld design

    Hi, I am looking at a design example on shear lug weld design in AISC DG 1. For the shear lug weld check, the DG does not use directionality factor for designing the welds. Is there a reason for that? The forces are pretty much perpendicular to the weld. why cant directionality factor of 1.5 be...

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