HTURKAK,
The bolts for the clip angle would be insulated in the same manner with an insulating washer and insulating bushing. The leg of the angle to the web would be insulated with a gasket.
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If using a top flange hanger, I believe the BA Beam Hangers can be slopped but I think they would have to be ordered with the required slope. Which probably wouldn't be a much more cost-effective option.
I am looking to generate some details and specifications for connections of an SS316 hung lintel to an A36 steel supporting member and a double-angle shear connection. I have included the sketches of my thoughts on isolating the two materials. I was hoping to get some advice on methods others...
Rabbit12,
Thanks for the feedback.
Yes, Winward drift is the concern I should have mentioned that.
The 20' requirement seems to apply for both windward or leeward. However, my situation does not seem to be addressed.
Pulling it off the building a bit more may be the way to go to avoid drift.
I have a design problem where a new decorative wall is being placed in front of an existing building.
To prevent snow from drifting on the existing roof, there was a thought about pulling the wall off and away from the existing building and providing a gap. But with only a 1' gap between the...
jayrod12,
Thanks for the advice. I have looked through the slideruleera.net site with no luck yet. But will keep at it, hoping to come across something.
Thanks,
John
I have come across a roof system that looks to use a fabric and wire type of mesh draped between open web joist spaced roughly 2'-6" O.C. I am having trouble finding any information on this type of system and was posting this to see if anyone can provide information on this system. I have...
KootK
Thank you for the link to the design example. I started reading through it this morning and will be adding it to my library a great reference document. This existing building I'm working on will be getting a lot of bracing added to it that is for sure.
Thanks again for the help!!
KootK
Thank you for the response and information you have provided, along with the link to the article. I have updated my post to include a sketch thanks for that suggestion.
I'm doing an analysis on an existing building that uses cantilever construction. The girders run over the columns and cantilever. Between the two cantilevers there is a simply supported beam. The roof joist run over the top of the girder cantilever and then there is a simply supported beam that...