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  1. calpolyholley

    Design Values for Glulam Beam from 1979?

    Does anyone know of a good reference for design values for glulam beams around 1979? Do the beams produced back then have similar design values to the beams produced today? I am trying to determine the feasibility of converting a floor beam from an office live load (40 psf) to a storage live...
  2. calpolyholley

    Terraced Retaining Wall Surcharges?

    I am designing a series of three terraced cantilever CMU retaining walls on a site sloping at 2H:1V. The upper two walls are to retain a 4'-0" differential between FG Elev. The lower wall retains a 6'-0" differential between FG Elev. The walls are spaced about 6'-0" apart and I am concerned the...
  3. calpolyholley

    Help with a Drilled Pier Foundation for a Monopole

    Are there any suggestions for a design approach of a drilled pier foundation for a new monopole in Northern Califonia? The foundation will have a high overturning moment (Mo = 406 kp-ft) and very little axial load (P = 6.3 kp). The 2001 CBC Section 1806.8.2 provides a formula that dictates the...
  4. calpolyholley

    Issues with Aluminum Embedment in Concrete?

    Does anyone know of any issues regarding the embeddment of structural aluminum members into concrete?
  5. calpolyholley

    Too much money; No such thing?

    I recently started a new job; my offer letter stated my monthly salary would be $X,000. During my interview, I stated my required salary range was between $X,000 - $X,500. My first three paychecks indicates they are paying me $X,500. I do not know if my offer letter had a typo or there was an...
  6. calpolyholley

    help leaving current eamployer

    i agree that once the my "company paid for it, they own it", but my engineering stamp is on these drawings and specs and the i have liability associated with drawings i have stamped. i think i am entitled to hard copies of the drawings and specs that i am laible for.
  7. calpolyholley

    help leaving current eamployer

    i will be starting a new job and i want to bring some of the work i have done at my current employer to my new job. does anyone have any ideas or guidelines as to items i should or shouldn't copy and bring with me. specifically drawings, calculaitons, tech specs, etc? thanks.

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