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ASD/LRFD Manual - American Wood Council

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56 M8: STRUCTURAL COMPOSITE LUMBER<br />

M8.3 Adjustment of Reference Design Values<br />

Member design capacity is the product of reference<br />

design values, adjustment factors, and section properties.<br />

Reference design values for SCL are discussed in M8.2.<br />

Adjustment factors are provided for applications<br />

outside the reference end-use conditions and for member<br />

configuration effects as specified in NDS 8.3. When one<br />

or more of the specific end use or member configuration<br />

conditions are beyond the range of the reference conditions,<br />

these adjustment factors shall be used to modify the<br />

appropriate property. Adjustment factors for the effects of<br />

moisture, temperature, member configuration, and size are<br />

provided in NDS 8.3. Additional adjustment factors can<br />

be found in the manufacturer’s product literature or code<br />

evaluation report. Table M8.3-1 shows the applicability of<br />

adjustment factors for SCL in a slightly different format<br />

for the designer.<br />

Certain products may not be suitable for use in some<br />

applications or with certain treatments. Such conditions<br />

can result in structural deficiencies and may void manufacturer<br />

warranties. The manufacturer or code evaluation<br />

report should be consulted for specific information.<br />

Table M8.3-1<br />

Applicability of Adjustment Factors for Structural Composite<br />

Lumber 1<br />

Allowable Stress Design<br />

F b ′ = F b C D C M C t C L C V C r<br />

F t ′ = F t C D C M C t<br />

F v ′ = F v C D C M C t<br />

F c⊥ ′ = F c⊥ C M C t C b<br />

F c ′ = F c C D C M C t C P<br />

Load and Resistance Factor Design<br />

F b ′ = F b C M C t C L C V C r K F φ b λ<br />

F t ′ = F t C M C t K F φ t λ<br />

F v ′ = F v C M C t K F φ v λ<br />

F c⊥ ′ = F c⊥ C M C t C b K F φ c λ<br />

F c ′ = F c C M C t C P K F φ c λ<br />

E′ = E C M C t E′ = E C M C t<br />

E min ′ = E min C M C t<br />

E min ′ = E min C M C t K F φ s<br />

1. See NDS 8.3.6 for information on simultaneous application of the volume factor, C V , and the beam stability factor, C L .<br />

Bending Member Example<br />

For fully laterally supported members stressed in<br />

strong axis bending and used in a normal building environment<br />

(meeting the reference conditions of NDS 2.3 and<br />

8.3), the adjusted design values reduce to:<br />

For <strong>ASD</strong>:<br />

F b ′ = F b C D C V<br />

F v ′ = F v C D<br />

F c⊥ ′ = F c⊥ C b<br />

E′ = E<br />

For <strong>LRFD</strong>:<br />

F b ′ = F b C V K F φ b λ<br />

F v ′ = F v K F φ v λ<br />

F c⊥ ′ = F c⊥ C b K F φ c λ<br />

Axially Loaded Member Example<br />

For axially loaded members used in a normal building<br />

environment (meeting the reference conditions of NDS 2.3<br />

and 8.3) designed to resist tension or compression loads,<br />

the adjusted tension or compression design values reduce<br />

to:<br />

For <strong>ASD</strong>:<br />

F c ′ = F c C D C P<br />

F t ′ = F t C D<br />

E min ′ = E min<br />

For <strong>LRFD</strong>:<br />

F c ′ = F c C P K F φ c λ<br />

F t ′ = F t K F φ t λ<br />

E min ′ = E min K F φ s<br />

E′ = E<br />

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