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    Steel plate analysis for point load question

    I found this thread after doing a little more searching: http://www.eng-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?qid=198689 That was helpful. Thanks eng-tips.
  2. gjb2

    Steel plate analysis for point load question

    I am looking for a design reference for checking a steel plate for bending due to a point load in the center. The simplest way to explain what I'm looking for would be to consider a steel plate welded all around to the end of an HSS tube. Then put a bolt through the middle with a point load...
  3. gjb2

    Who is responsible for ceiling drywall cracks?

    Thanks for the input. I did find out that the ceiling was completely coated with compound and sanded so it may be just a crack in the coating. I am meeting the contractor and owner there tomorrow to see if we can find a solution. I was not suprised to hear that the achitect won't be able to...
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    Who is responsible for ceiling drywall cracks?

    I am interested in getting some opinions from other PE's on a deflection/cracking problem on a recently constructed residence. I am the SE of record for a $3 million residence in an area with high snow loads (85psf). The design was mostly performed by a junior structural engineer and reviewed...
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    Steel Plate Waterstops?

    I read in ACI 350R (Environmental Engineering Concrete Structures), Section 4.3.3.1, that 1/4" steel plate waterstops have been used sucessfully in conctruction joints. Has anyone had positive experiences using steel plates for waterstops? Any negative experiences with them? I am thinking...
  6. gjb2

    Gypsum for Shear Wall in SDC D

    whyun, Thanks, that was exactly what I was looking for. It's also covered in the 2001 NDS Wind/Seismic Supplement which I overlooked.
  7. gjb2

    Seismic Design, R Coeff. Question

    I don't see why not. There isn't much of anything on log construction in the IBC, so you have to find resources elsewhere. I have used the '97 UBC before when I ran into something that wasn't covered in the IBC. As long as the item isn't prohibited by the IBC, I would prefer to find another...
  8. gjb2

    Seismic Design, R Coeff. Question

    fndn, Thanks. It was there in the 1997 UBC, in Table 16N. R=5.6 for Building Frame System - Heavy Timber.
  9. gjb2

    Seismic Design, R Coeff. Question

    I'm designing a 15 ft high single story addition in SDC D, SUG-II, with log columns, glulam beams, and log "K-braces" for lateral force resistance. The roof will be 3x6 T&G. In ASCE 7-02, Table 9.5.2.2 I'm trying to determine what R coefficient to use and I don't see any that look applicable...
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    Gypsum for Shear Wall in SDC D

    In the 2003 IBC Table 2306.4.5 gives allowable shear for Gypsum Board on framed walls. Footnote a. states that the values are for SDC A,B, and C. I don't see anywhere in the code that specifically prohibits use of gyp board for shear resistance in SDC D. Is it permitted in SDC D? And where...

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