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ASD STRUCTURAL GLUED LAMINATED TIMBER SUPPLEMENTGL-61LOAD AND SPANTABLES7.1 General GL-627.2 Load-Span Tables for SelectedBending MembersGL-64Table 7.1 Allowable Loads in Pounds per Lineal Footfor Simple Span Western Species 24F-1.8EGlulam Roof Beams — Non-Snow Loads .. GL-64Table 7.2 Allowable Loads in Pounds per Lineal Footfor Simple Span Western Species Glulam24F-1.8E Roof Beams — Snow Loads ......... GL-66Table 7.3 Allowable Loads in Pounds per Lineal Footfor Simple Span Western Species 24F-1.8EGlulam Floor Beams....................................... GL-68Table 7.4 Allowable Loads in Pounds per Lineal Footfor Simple Span Southern Pine 24F-1.8EGlulam Roof Beams — Non-Snow Loads .... GL-70Table 7.5 Allowable Loads in Pounds per Lineal Footfor Simple Span Southern Pine 24F-1.8EGlulam Roof Beams — Snow Loads ............. GL-72Table 7.6 Allowable Loads in Pounds per Lineal Footfor Simple Span Southern Pine 24F-1.8EGlulam Floor Beams....................................... GL-747APA – The Engineered Wood Association
GL-62LOAD AND SPAN TABLES7.1 GeneralThe section contains load-span tables for selectedglued laminated timber bending members made of 24F-1.8E Douglas fir-Larch (such as 24F-V4/WS) or SouthernPine (such as 24F-V3/SP) when subjected to uniform loadsin simple-span applications. These tables can be used tosize such members for preliminary design. Final designshould include a complete analysis, including bearingstress and lateral stability.APA – The Engineered Wood Association
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SUPPLEMENTStructural LumberASDALLOW
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ASD WOOD STRUCTURAL FRAME CONSTRUCT
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ASD STRUCTURAL LUMBER SUPPLEMENTL-1
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SUPPLEMENTStructural GluedLaminated
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GL-2DESIGNER FLOWCHART1.1 Flowchart
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GL-4INTRODUCTION TO STRUCTURAL GLUE
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GL-6INTRODUCTION TO STRUCTURAL GLUE
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GL-8ALLOWABLE STRESS AND STIFFNESS3
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SUPPLEMENTWood StructuralPanelsASDA
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SP-2DESIGNER FLOWCHART1.1 Flowchart
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SP-4INTRODUCTION TO WOOD STRUCTURAL
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SP-12DESIGN CAPACITIESShear Through
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SP-20DESIGN ADJUSTMENT FACTORS4.1 G
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SP-26OTHER CONSIDERATIONS6.1 Fasten
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SP-30SUPPLEMENTAL DESIGN ASSISTANCE
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