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  1. Kay1W1

    Differences Between the 2006 and 2009 Energy Code

    Also, is there a better place in this Forum to post this question? Thanks, John aka Kay1W1
  2. Kay1W1

    Differences Between the 2006 and 2009 Energy Code

    I understand that the 2009 IBC & IRC have been adopted and are being adopted by more jurisdictions. I am interested in the differences between the 2006 and 2009 energy codes with regard to R-value requirements, particularly with regard to residential construction. Can anyone recommend a good...
  3. Kay1W1

    Converting European VOC emissions to ppm

    Thanks Heinrich I had given up on getting a response to this post so I really appreciate your input. I am planning to contact CARB and see if I can get a copy of the Battelle report where they calculate the Formaldahyde conversions. The company that prepared the report will not share it as it...
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    Converting European VOC emissions to ppm

    I work with engineered wood products imported from Europe. I have good VOC emissions information and test data from Europe however the VOC emissions are measured in grams/square metre - hour for panel products. Although these units are often acceptable, some people require a ppm value which is...
  5. Kay1W1

    Design Live Load for Trellis?

    Interesting thought, is it a live load or a dead load? . . but, most importantly, as you point out, wind load will be most critical especially in Coastal Carolina. Thanks, appreciate the help. John
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    Design Live Load for Trellis?

    Can anyone recommend a reference for a design live load for an ornamental trellis which will support decorative vines. To be used in an exterior situation where the foliage will be wet from time to time. What I had in mind was a live load per square foot and I can apply this to the square...
  7. Kay1W1

    Code Requirements in Laredo Mexico

    Government and municipal departments were back at work yesterday in Mexico and I have been able to find out some more information: They require structural drawings and calculations signed and certified by an Architect or Engineer licensed in Mexico. They do not accept Architects or Engineers...
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    Code Requirements in Laredo Mexico

    I am a "newbie" to this forum but I have already figured out that if you don't get a reply to your post, the problem is probably with the post! Instead of many detailed questions, let me simplify this to a couple of simple questions: 1. Is the IBC accepted in Mexico? 2. Are drawings and...
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    Code Requirements in Laredo Mexico

    I am looking at a warehouse roof and need some information about code requirements in Laredo. I have spoken to the building department in Laredo TX and they were very helpful but were not able to provide information about Nuevo Laredo, Mexico. I have not been able to reach the City building...
  10. Kay1W1

    Reference for Design Load for Hay Storage

    I need a reference for design live load for hay storage. I realize there are differences depending on type of hay and amount of compression when baling. I am looking for a range. Thanks, John aka Kay1W1
  11. Kay1W1

    Design Load for stored Hay

    I need a reference for design live load for hay storage. I realize there are differences depending on type of hay and amount of compression when baling. I am looking for a range. Thanks, John aka Kay1W1
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