woodman1967
Structural
- Feb 11, 2008
- 84
I have a question about temporary construction loads in Canada.
I am working on a manufactured house project. The house is basically in two rectangular boxes that will be craned onto the foundation on site. The house is under 48' long and I'm told the home will be craned by two straps (each will wrap around the box) at 1/3 points. The loading is very temporary (a matter of minutes). When they determine the location and number of pick points is there a factor that is used to account for the short term loading?
Thanks for any information.
I am working on a manufactured house project. The house is basically in two rectangular boxes that will be craned onto the foundation on site. The house is under 48' long and I'm told the home will be craned by two straps (each will wrap around the box) at 1/3 points. The loading is very temporary (a matter of minutes). When they determine the location and number of pick points is there a factor that is used to account for the short term loading?
Thanks for any information.