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EWPAA Structural Plywood and LVL Design Manual - Engineered ...

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FIGURE 6.1: Section Properties for <strong>LVL</strong> with all veneers orientated in the longitudinal directionWhen <strong>LVL</strong> contains cross-b<strong>and</strong>s, the section properties are calculated based on the parallel ply theoryused in plywood design.Section properties for cross-b<strong>and</strong>ed <strong>LVL</strong> are calculated as follows:(a)(b)(c)for on edge bending, tension, <strong>and</strong> compressive capacities <strong>and</strong> edgewise flexural rigidity, veneerswith grain direction at right angles to the direction of stress are ignored in the calculation ofarea, first moment of area <strong>and</strong> second moment of area. A typical example of cross-b<strong>and</strong>ed <strong>LVL</strong><strong>and</strong> section properties is shown in FIGURE 6.2.for on flat bending <strong>and</strong> shear applications, section properties are calculated based on parallelply theory used in calculating plywood section properties.(Refer Appendix 0 of Chapter 5). Anexample calculation of cross-b<strong>and</strong>ed <strong>LVL</strong> section properties for on flat applications is shown inFIGURE 6.3.the full cross-sectional area is effective when resisting in-plane shear.FIGURE 6.2 : Cross-b<strong>and</strong>ed <strong>LVL</strong> section properties for edgewise bending, tension, compression <strong>and</strong> flexuralrigidity38

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