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Forms for Concrete Bridge Decks 445

have adequate strength and rigidity to span the 20-in. distance between

the supporting steel joists. Assume a 5 lb per sq ft dead load to include

the weight of the Plyform decking and wood joists. Then the design

load on the wood joists will be 225 + 5 = 230 lb per sq ft. Since the proposed

spacing of the wood joists is 24 in., the uniformly distributed

load on the wood joists will be (230 lb per sq ft) (24/12 ft) = 460 lb per

lin ft. Table 4-17 indicates a 2 × 4 S4S wood joist, which is continuous

over four or more supports and has a maximum span length of 32 in.

for an equivalent uniform load of 600 lb per lin ft. Because the design

load of 460 lb per lin ft is less than the 600 lb per lin ft, and the 32 in. is

greater than 22 in., the 24-in. spacing of the wood joists on centers with

a 20-in. span length will be satisfactory.

Now the decking must be checked for adequate strength and

rigidity to sustain the 225 lb per sq ft pressure between the supporting

wood joists. The 7 ⁄8-in. Class I Plyform decking will rest on the

wood joists, which are proposed at a 24-in. spacing on centers. Therefore,

the decking must have adequate strength and rigidity to sustain

the 225 lb per sq ft pressure over the 24-in. span length, the spacing of

the supporting wood joists.

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From Table 4-11, the physical properties of 7 ⁄8-in. Class I Plyform for

stress applied parallel to grain are

Section modulus, S e

= 0.584 in. 3

Moment of inertia, I = 0.296 in. 4

Rolling shear constant (Ib/Q) = 8.555 in. 2

From Table 4-12, the allowable stresses for Class I Plyform are

Allowable bending stress, F b

= 1,930 lb per sq in.

Allowable shear stress, F s

= 72 lb per sq in.

Modulus of elasticity, E = 1,650,000 lb per sq in.

The Plyform decking will be continuous over multiple wood

joists. Therefore, the equations for stress and deflection for span conditions

of three or more spans will apply (see equations in Table 5-4).

Determine the spacing of wood joists based on bending, shear, and

deflection of the Plyform decking joists as follows:

For bending in the 7 ⁄8-in. Plyform decking, from Eq. (5-41),

l b

= [120F b

S e

/w b

] 1/2

= [120(1,930)(0.584)/225] 1/2

= 24.5 in.

For shear in the 7 ⁄8-in. Plyform decking, Eq. (5-48),

l s

= 20F s

(Ib/Q)/w s

= (20)(72)(8.555)/(225)

= 54.7 in.

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