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  1. 406Eng

    HDPE Detention Pond Riser

    ACtrafficengr - We do utilize both cast-in-place & pre-cast structures for our extremely large ponds. However, for intermediate size ponds we have found that concrete is almost always cost prohibitive. Exposure to extreme cold is one of my concerns with using HDPE (we get exceptionally cold...
  2. 406Eng

    HDPE Detention Pond Riser

    Sorry, that photo does not do a ton of justice, below is a couple images that give a better perspective. My concern is not the pipe stub (the larger corrugated horizontal pipe), that corrugated pipe gets tied into and gets buried. The pipe that I am concerned w/ is the smaller smooth...
  3. 406Eng

    HDPE Detention Pond Riser

    Sorry, forgot to include the photo. The original post has been updated with the referenced photo.
  4. 406Eng

    HDPE Detention Pond Riser

    Hey all, The company that I presently work for (myself included) has designed a considerable number of moderate to large sized detention ponds. Since I started working for the company, it has been common practice for us to utilize CMP fabricated riser structures like the one shown in the photo...
  5. 406Eng

    Strike Anchor Bolts

    So I recently was having a discussion with a friend & fellow engineer (of the civil persuasion) who also moonlights as a pretty good carpenter. We were discussing a stick frame garage he built a couple years ago and he informed me that he had used 1/2" x 6" strike anchor bolts drilled into his...
  6. 406Eng

    Plate Shear Stress

    dauwerda - Thanks for the clarification and sorry for the confusion ...retired13 is right that I was just trying to demonstrate the idea but I will be sure going forward to provide actual numbers and present a more to-scale and logical case.
  7. 406Eng

    Plate Shear Stress

    My apologies, I have attached a better sketch. To answer your questions, the support is at the end of the horizontal member. This was a general question in regards to the mechanics of it which is why I did not provide a material (I have seen this scenario with both wood and steel) but if it...
  8. 406Eng

    Plate Shear Stress

    Alright I am hoping someone can help me with some basic mechanics of materials, maybe I am just overthinking this but I can not decide the proper way to tabulate the shear stress. The attached image shows two members which will be fastened with a plate (much like the heel joint of a truss or...
  9. 406Eng

    Beam Seat Connection for Existing Masonry

    Wondering if anyone has dealt with a similar situation or has good ideas on how to resolve this.... I am currently completing a renovation design for an 1890s unreinforce structure with Maonsry shear walls (brick) & interior wood beams and columns. The renovation involves replacing the...

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