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  1. greenfinger

    Shear in Flitch Plate Beams

    Wow, you people are fast! Thanks so much for the feedback. The construction is new. The beam design is WSWSW. THe species under consideration is hemlock #2. If the shear is carried by the wood only, as the article indicated, it ends up being 285 PSI, so even doubling the 85 PSI I was using...
  2. greenfinger

    Shear in Flitch Plate Beams

    I have designed a flitch plate beam to be used in a wood framed house, but am baffled by a phrase in an article, which I found trough this forum. THe clear span is 13'1", loaded at 1470#/lf for a total of 19,228#. THe beam is (3)2x12 with (2)1/2" x 11" steel plates, held together by (2) 5/8"...

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