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SPECIFICATION FOR THE DESIGN OF - Transcon Steel

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Commentary on the Prescriptive Method for One and Two Family Dwellings - 2004 59<br />

E6 Double L-Header Design (Uplift Loading Case 2)<br />

Calculate the maximum span for a 2-L800S150-54 L-header located in the first story of a the<br />

two-story building described in Section F1, subjected to 110 mph Exposure Category C wind<br />

speed and 20 psf ground snow load.<br />

E6.1 Design Loads<br />

Dead Loads:<br />

Ceiling Dead Load = 5(24/2)<br />

Roof Dead Load = 7(24 + 4)/2<br />

Floor Dead Load = 10(24/2)<br />

Wall Dead Load<br />

Total Dead Load =<br />

= 60 plf<br />

= 98 plf<br />

= 120 plf<br />

= 100* plf<br />

= 378 plf<br />

* Note: conservatively use 100 plf instead of 8x10 psf = 80 plf<br />

Live Loads:<br />

Floor Live Load = 30(24/2)<br />

= 360 plf<br />

Roof Snow Load = 0.7(20)(24 +4)/2 = 196 plf<br />

Roof Live Load = 16(24 + 4)/2 = 224 plf controls<br />

Wind Uplift Load:<br />

Wind pressures are taken from Table C2.1 (roof corner MWFRS wind pressures for 9:12<br />

roof pitch, 110 mph Exposure Category C). The tabulated pressures (Table C2.1) are<br />

perpendicular to the vertical projection of the roof. The uplift component of the pressure<br />

can be calculated as follows:<br />

⎛ cos(36.86°<br />

) ⎞<br />

Wind Uplift Load = 12 .4⎜<br />

⎟ = 16.54 psf (acting perpendicular to header)<br />

⎝ sin(36.86°<br />

) ⎠<br />

Applying this wind pressure over a 14-foot member length, the wind uplift load is:<br />

Wind Uplift Load = 16.54 psf x 14 ft = 232 lbs./ft<br />

E6.2 Load Combinations<br />

1. 0.9D – 1.6W = 0.9(378) – 1.6(232) = -31 plf controls<br />

2. 1.2D – 1.6W + 0.5(L r or S) = 1.2(378) – 1.6(232) + 0.5(224) + 0.5(360) = 374 plf<br />

3. 1.2D – 0.8W + 1.6(L r or S) = 1.2(378) – 0.8(232) + 1.6(224) = 624.4 plf<br />

E6.3 Member Properties<br />

L 1 = 8.0”<br />

L 2 = 1.5”<br />

t = 0.0566”<br />

S xtop = 0.8564 in 3<br />

E6.4 Bending Capacity<br />

M nu = R M ng<br />

Long leg of angle<br />

Short leg of angle<br />

Design thickness<br />

Section modulus for one angle<br />

where:<br />

M ng = gravity moment capacity determined by Eq. B3.1.1-1<br />

R = uplift reduction factor<br />

= 0.25 for L h /t ≤ 150<br />

(Eq. B3.1.2-1)

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