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the full height of the wall, the design should be based on continuous

beam action for the studs. The allowable span length of studs, the

distance between wales, based on bending can be calculated from Eq.

(5-34) in Table 9-5 as follows:

From Eq. (5-34): l b

= [120F b

S/w] 1/2

= [120(1,875)(3.06)/713] 1/2

= 31.1 in.

Shear in 2 ë 4 S4S Studs

The allowable span length based on shear in the studs can be calculated

from Eq. (5-36) in Table 9-5 as follows:

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From Eq. (5-36) l v

= 192F v

bd/15w + 2d

= 192(218)(1.5)(3.5)/15(713) + 2(3.5)

= 27.5 in.

Deflection in 2 ë 4 S4S Studs

The permissible deflection is l/360, but not greater than ¹⁄16 in. Using

Eqs. (5-37a) and (5-37b) from Table 9-5, the allowable span lengths

due to deflection can be calculated as follows:

From Eq. (5-37a): l ∆

= [1,743EI/360w] 1/3 for ∆=l/360

= 1,743(1,600,000)(5.36)/360(713)] 1/3

= 38.8 in.

From Eq. (5-37b): l ∆

= [1,743EI/16 5 ⁄8 w] 1/4 for ∆=¹⁄16 in.

= [1,743(1,600,000)(5.36)/16(713)] 1/4

= 33.8 in.

Summary for 2 ë 4 S4S Studs

For bending, the maximum span length of studs = 31.1 in.

For shear, the maximum span length of studs = 27.5 in.

For deflection, the maximum span length of studs = 33.8 in.

For this design, bending governs the maximum span length of the

studs. Because the wales must support the studs, the maximum spacing

of the wales must be no greater than 27.5 in. For constructability and

ease of fabrication, it is desirable to space the studs 24 in. apart, center to

center. This will allow easier fabrication of the forms because the 24 in.

spacing will easily match the 8-ft-length of the plywood panels.

Bearing Strength between Studs and Wale

For this design, double wales will be used. Wales for wall forms of

this size are frequently made of two-member lumber whose nominal

thickness is 2 in., separated by short pieces of 1-in.-thick blocks.

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