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Using interior load bearing walls as shear walls 1

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Berniedog

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Dec 19, 2005
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How do you get the diaphragm load to the top of the corridor wall? Top of corridor truss bearing is 10'-0". The ridge of the roof is 23'-5" high. The the heel height of the trusses at the corridor wall is about 13'-5" tall. How does the load in the roof diaphragm get to the top of the shear wall at 10'-0"?
 
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