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ASD/LRFD Manual - American Wood Council

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<strong>ASD</strong>/<strong>LRFD</strong> MANUAL FOR ENGINEERED <strong>Wood</strong> Construction<br />

87<br />

M11.5 Adjustment of Reference Design Values<br />

Dowel-type connections must be designed by applying<br />

all applicable adjustment factors to the reference<br />

withdrawal design value or reference lateral design value<br />

for the connection. NDS Table 10.3-1 lists all applicable<br />

adjustment factors for dowel-type connectors. Table<br />

M11.3-1 shows the applicability of adjustment factors<br />

for dowel-type fasteners in a slightly different format for<br />

the designer.<br />

Table M11.3-1 Applicability of Adjustment Factors for Dowel-Type Fasteners 1<br />

Allowable Stress Design Load and Resistance Factor Design<br />

Lateral Loads<br />

Dowel-Type Fasteners Z′ = Z C D C M C t C g C ∆ C eg C di C tn Z′ = Z C M C t C g C ∆ C eg C di C tn K F φ z λ<br />

Withdrawal Loads<br />

Nails, Spikes, Lag Screws,<br />

<strong>Wood</strong> Screws, and Drift Pins<br />

W′ = W C D C M C t C eg C tn Z′ = Z C M C t C eg C tn K F φ z λ<br />

1. See NDS Table 10.3.1 footnotes for additional guidance on application of adjustment factors for dowel-type fasteners.<br />

Example of a Dowel-Type Fastener<br />

Loaded Laterally<br />

Example of a Dowel-Type Fastener<br />

Loaded in Withdrawal<br />

For a single dowel-type fastener installed in side grain<br />

perpendicular to the length of the wood member, meeting<br />

the end and edge distance and spacing requirements of NDS<br />

11.5.1, used in a normal building environment (meeting the<br />

reference conditions of NDS 2.3 and 10.3), and not a nail<br />

or spike in diaphragm construction, the general equation<br />

for Z′ reduces to:<br />

for <strong>ASD</strong>:<br />

Z′ = Z C D<br />

for <strong>LRFD</strong>:<br />

Z′ = Z K F φ z λ<br />

M11.6 Multiple Fasteners<br />

For a single dowel-type fastener installed in side grain<br />

perpendicular to the length of the wood member, used in<br />

a normal building environment (meeting the reference<br />

conditions of NDS 2.3 and 10.3), the general equation for<br />

W′ reduces to:<br />

for <strong>ASD</strong>:<br />

W′ = W C D<br />

for <strong>LRFD</strong>:<br />

W′ = W K F φ z λ<br />

Installation Requirements<br />

To achieve stated design values, connectors must<br />

comply with installation requirements such as spacing of<br />

connectors, minimum edge and end distances, proper drilling<br />

of lead holes, and minimum fastener penetration.<br />

11<br />

M11: DOWEL-TYPE FASTENERS<br />

Local stresses in connections using multiple fasteners<br />

can be evaluated in accordance with NDS Appendix E.<br />

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