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REVIEWED BLD2021-0383+Structural_Calculations+3.16.2021_12.42.49_PM+2095102Q 1ENGINEERING 'C EXPRESS" Calculations Prepared For: Project: Subject: Project # CALCULATION COVER SHEET STRUXURE OUTDOOR OF WASHINGTON 9116 E SPRAGUE AVE #547 SPOKANE, WA 509-928-0880 HANNI, JEREMY 7237 SOUNDVIEW LANE EDMONDS, WA CANOPY CALCULATIONS 21-37757 REFERENCE SEALED DRAWING BY BELOW -SIGNED ENGINEER FOR ALL NOTES AND DETAILS INCORPORATED HEREIN Engineer's Seal Valid For Pages 1 Through 51 Digitally signed WA DENA'yH NASy,�C by Frank 03/16/21 .¢P �pf pp Bennardo - z Frank Bennardo PE Date: PE 56089 v �F Re"N �,q�Y�' 2021.03.16 Cert Auth 4018 15:05:01-04'00' 160 SW 12TH AVENUE #106, DEERFIELD BEACH, FL 33442 PHONE: 954-354-0660 FAX: 954-354-0443 WWW.ENGINEERINGEXPRESS.COM �1 ENGINEERING RV ( EXPRESS w Project # 21-37757 StruXure Outdoor of Washington Hanni, Jeremy Wind Loading Criteria (ASCE 7-16) Basic Wind Speed 110 MPH Wind Velocity (Vasd) 86 MPH Risk Category II Importance Factor 1.00 Exposure Category C Snow Loading Criteria (ASCE 7-16) Ground Snow Load 25 PSF Flat Roof Snow Load 21.00 PSF Snow Exposure Factor 1.00 Snow Thermal Factor 1.20 Snow Importance Factor 1.00 Live Loading Criteria (ASCE 7-16) Roof Live Load 10 PSF Dead Loading Criteria (ASCE 7-16) Dead Load 3.0106425 PSF Seismic Load Criteria (ASCE 7-16) Site Class D Host Attached? Y Occupancy Category II Host Supported? Y Mapped Spectral Response Accelerations: SS 1.312 S, 0.465 Spectral Response Coefficients: SDS 1.050 Sp1 0.496 P 1.3 SDC D TL 6 Load Combinations (ASCE 7-16) Gravity D + (Lr or S or R) Uplift 0.61D + 0.6W 160 SW 12TH AVENUE #106, DEERFIELD BEACH, FL 33442 PHONE: 954-354-0660 FAX: 954-354-0443 Page 2 of 51 WWW.ENGINEEPINGEXPRESS.COM �1 ENGINEERING OW =XRRESS Project # 21-37757 StruXure Outdoor of Washington Hanni, Jeremy DESIGN CRITERIA: Enter custom loads: Vult = 110 mph Exposure: C Ground Snow Load: 25.00 psf Louver blade type: StruXure Live Load: 10.00 psf Type of project: Residential Dead Load: 3.0 psf Wind Porosity: 50% These are the loads that this calculator will utilize: Vult = 110 mph Exposure: C Deflection criteria: L / 80 Ground Snow Load: 25.00 psf Design Live Load: 10.00 psf Design Dead Load: 3.01 psf Wind Porosity: 50% For seismic design, see column calculations Critical positive grav comb. (+): 28.01 psf Critical negative uplift comb. (-): - 4.46 psf Critical lateral pressure (+): 16.76 psf Overall Canopy Length: 20.0 ft Overall Canopy Width: 12.0 ft Roof Slope: 1 0.00 Length of Longest Louver Blade 12 ft 1 0 in LOUVER BLADE LENGTH OVERALL CANOPY LENGTH Louver Length: l 12.0 ft I 0 r a O z U J J ¢ Lu W 160 SW 12TH AVENUE #106, DEERFIELD BEACH, FL 33442 PHONE:954-354-0660 FAX:954-354-0443 W W W.ENGINEERINGEXPRESS.COM Page 3 of 51 �1 ENGINEERING OW =XRRESS Check intermediate or edge? Ede (Intermediate uses full louver blade tributary) Edge Louver Beam Configuration Purlin/Louver Support Beam - Edge Condition Analysis Support Spacing 20 ft 0 in (Louver Beam Length): Intermediate Louver Beam Configuration Single/Double/Triple/Quad: Double Purlin Beam Size: 2" X 8" X 0.125" (Analyzing Double 2" x 8" x 0.125" purlin beam, 20ft long) POST SPACING (PARALLEL TO MAIN BEAM) POST POST PAST POST "RMIN BEAM "PURLJN BEAM" POST SPACING (PARALLEL TO PURLIN BEAM) Note: Intermediate condition shown Purlin Beam Spam 20.0 ft Purlin Beam Trib: 6.0 ft Shear at Ends: 1787 lb Moment Check 85% Deflection Check 61 % 160 SW 12TH AVENUE #106, DEERFIELD BEACH, FL 33442 PHONE:954-354-0660 FAX:954-354-0443 W W W.ENGINEERINGEXPRESS.COM Page 4 of 51 �1 E_NGINEERING OW=XRRESS Check intermediate, edge, or none? Ede (Intermediate doubles point loads from louver beams) Edge Main Beam Configuration " Main Beam - Edge Condition Analysis Post Spacing 2 ft 4 in (Main Beam Length): Intermediate Main Beam Configuration Single/Double/Triple/Quad: Single Main Beam Size: 2" x 8" x F 0.125" (Analyzing Single 2" x 8" x 0.125" main beam, 2.33333333333333ft long) Quantity of purlins between a set of� posts: (0 indicates purlins line up directly over posts) Assumed offset distance "a" of purlin, measured from post (see 1.2 ft diagram): POST SPACING (PARALLEL TO MAIN BEAM) Posr "a" Posr Posr Posr CJ � � Z W Q W J m d Tn _ Z � J rr 0 d IN THIS EXAMPLE, "MAIN TH EREIS (1)PURLIN BEAM" BETWEEN EACH SET PURLIN � OF POSTS BEAM" Note: Edge condition shown 160 SW 12TH AVENUE #106, DEERFIELD BEACH, FL 33442 PHONE:954-354-0660 FAX:954-354-0443 W W W.ENGINEERINGEXPRESS.COM Page 5 of 51 E�1 ENGINEERING 'C EXRRESS Check intermediate, edge, or none? Ed e Edge Support Post Configuration Intermediate Support Post Configuration Mounting Height Above Grade:MY (Enter 0 for installations at ground level) Height of Posts: Total Mean Roof Height: 10.0 ft Attached to host? Click here to select post ----- >1 8"X8"X0.188" VERIFY - These are the post tributaries that this calculator will utilize: W1 = 7.50 ft, (roof trib dim at HT1, along louvers) 81 = 10.00 ft, (roof trib dim at HT1, across louvers) FH1 = 8.00 in, (side fascia height at HT1, normal to lateral windload) Moment/Compr. Check: 16% Moment/Tension Check: 13% Shear Check 0% Cn �°aquired Required Tension: 335 lb Compression: 2101 lb a Required Shear: 1 224 lb Required Mornentl 23889 lb- 160 SW 12TH AVENUE #106, DEERFIELD BEACH, FL 33442 PHONE:954-354-0660 FAX:954-354-0443 W W W.ENGINEERINGEXPRESS.COM Page 6 of 51 �1 E_NGINEERING OW �XRRESS Purlin to Perimeter Beam (Clip in Shear) PERIMETER BEAM OTY AT BEAM INSERT BEAM Beam to Clip Connection BEAM TO POST CONNECTION ISOMETRIC VIEW PERIMETER BEAM CLIP ANCHOR OTY AT CONNECTION Clip to Post Connection PERIMETER BEAM ANCHOR OTY AT CONNECTION Qty 2 Anchor Qty at Connection per (Analyzing 114-14 SMS, 316 SS, Steel Screw to 0.125" x 0.125" connecting parts thicknesses) 86% <, (2) anchors sufficient Qty 2 Anchor Qty at Connection (Analyzing 114-14 SMS, 316 SS, Steel Screw to 0.125" x 0.125" connecting parts thicknesses) 75% <, (2) anchors sufficient Qty 2 Anchor Qty at Connection (Analyzing 114-14 SMS, 316 SS, Steel Screw to 0.188" x 0.125" connecting parts thicknesses) 32% OK, (2) anchors sufficient 160 SW 12TH AVENUE #106, DEERFIELD BEACH, FL 33442 PHONE:954-354-0660 FAX:954-354-0443 W W W.ENGINEERINGEXPRESS.COM Page 7 of 51 E�1 ENGINEERING 'C EXPRESS Roof Mount pivot? Y Pg— Pas Roof pitch: 4 / 12 F�Pjj„ S= 3.00 ft Roof Pivot Mount Spacing V„ = 298 lb T„ = 127 lb 160 SW 12TH AVENUE #106, DEERFIELD BEACH, FL 33442 PHONE: 954-354-0660 FAX: 954-354-0443 Page 8 of 51 W W W.ENGINEERINGEXPRESS.COM -y1 ENGINEERING 1MO XPRESS" Work Prepared For: StruXure Outdoor of Washington Project: Hanni, Jeremy DESIGN CRITERIA: H = 10.00 ft, Mean Roof Height ASCE: 7-16 O = 0.0 ° Roof Slope Exposure: C Vult = 110 mph, Wind Velocity (3-Second Gust) Building Category: II Kd = 0.85 Directionality Factor G = 0.85 Gust Effect Factor Snow: Y Kz = 0.85 Velocity Pressure Coefficient Ground Snow Load: 25.00 psf Kzt = 1 Topographic Factor Design Snow Load: 25.00 psf I = 1 Importance Factor Design Live Load: 10.00 psf Design Dead Load: 3.0 psf Wind Flow: Clear Obstructed Wind Porosity: 50% L = 20.00 ft, Overall Canopy Length Method: ASD W = 12.00 ft, Overall Canopy Width a = 3.00 ft LOADS ON COMPONENTS & CLADDING: (Roof Decking and Decking Fasteners) L1 = 12.00 ft, Effective Deck Panel Length W1 = 4.00 ft Effective Deck Panel Width A = 48.00 ft12 Effective Wind Area, L1 *W1 A > 4.0*a^2 CNp = 1.2 Positive Pressure Coefficient CNn = -1.1 Negative Pressure Coefficient qz = 11.18 psf Velocity Pressure w/ Porosity WLp = 11.40 psf Positive Wind Load, = qz*G*CNp WLn = -10.45 psf Negative Wind Load, = qz*G*CNn Grav = 28.01 psf D + (Lr or S or R) Critical positive DP Uplift = -4.46 psf 0.6D + 0.6W Critical negative DP See Column Calcs for Seismic Moment LOADS ON MAIN WIND FORCE RESISTING SYSTEM: (Beams, Columns, Foundations) direction, v = 01 Wind Direction. v = 1801 CNWa = 1.2 Cnw value, load case A CNWa = 1.2 Cnw value, load case A CNWb = -1.1 Cnw value, load case B CNWb = -1.1 Cnw value, load case B CNLa = 0.3 Cnl value, load case A CNLa = 0.3 Cnl value, load case A CNLb = -0.1 Cnl value, load case B CNLb = -0.1 Cnl value, load case B erection, v = au, CNa = -0.8 Cn value, load case A CNb = 0.8 Cn value, load case B CNp = 1.2 Critical Positive Pressure Coefficient CNn = -1.1 Critical Negative Pressure Coefficient WLp = 11.40 psf Critical Positive Wind Load, = qz*G"CNp WLn = -10.45 psf Critical Negative Wind Load, = qz*G*CNn Grav = 28.01 psf D + (Lr or S or R) Critical positive DP Uplift = -4.46 psf 0.61D + 0.6W Vf1U4O ^1IOC�dl1VC GCpn1 = GCpn1 = WL= E= LOADS ON CANOPY FASCIA: 1.5 Combined Net Pressure Coefficient on windward fascia -1 Combined Net Pressure Coefficient on leeward fascia 16.76 psf Average Wind Load on Fascia, qz*GCpn*.06 39.82 psf Seismic Load on System, Equivalent See Column Calcs for Seismic Moment 160 SW 12TH AVENUE #106, DEERFIELD BEACH, FL 33442 PHONE: 954-354-0660 FAX: 954-354-0443 W W W.ENGINEERINGEXPRESS.COM Page 9 of 51 RD(1 ENGINEERING EXPRES Work Prepared For: ENTER PROJ INFO ON START PAGE Project: ENTER PROJ INFO ON START PAGE Cnn— I nnrlc Pg = 25 psf, Ground snow load Ce = 1.0 Exposure factor (Table 7-2) Ct = 1.2 Thermal factor (Table 7-3) 1 = 1.0 Importance factor (Table 7-4) Evs = 1.00 ° Eave slope S = 57.29 Roof slope run for a rise of one W = 15.00 ft, Horizontal distance from eave to ridge y = 17.25 pcf Snow density Eq. 7-3: 0.13(Pg)+14 < 30 psf Cs = 1.00 Slope factor at 1' (Figure 7-2) Balanced Snow Loads Pf = 21.00 psf Snow load on flat roofs (slope < 5°): Pf = max[(I)(20),(0.7)(Ce)(Ct)(1)(Pg)] Ps = 21.00 psf Sloped roof snow loads (slope > 5°): Ps = (Cs)(Pf) �-F--w/1'—luI —/r Drifts on Lower Roofs (Aerodynamic Shade) lu1= 21.00 ft, Length of upper roof lu2= 15.00 ft Length of lower roof projection hc= 2.00 ft, Height from top of lower roof to top of eave Drift snow required, hc/hb>0.2 hb= 1.22 ft Height of balanced snow: Ps/(y) hd1= 1.39 ft Height of snow drift (Fig 7-9): 0.43(lu)1(1/3)(Pg+10)"(1/4)-1.5 (Leeward) hd2= 0.81 ft Height of snow drift (Fig 7-9): 0.43(lu)"(1/3)(Pg+10)"(1/4)-1.5 (Windward) Include Uniform Dist. Ice Load? Yes Include surcharge load? Yes hd= 1.39 ft Governing drift height Snow Porosity: 30% w= 5.54 ft Governing drift width VERIFY ICING hend= 0.00 ft Drift height at edge of lower roof REQUIREMENTS pd= 11.95 psf Surcharge load Uniform Distribution Over Drift Width 4.42 psf Surcharge Load Distributed over Tributary Area SL= 25.00 psf Total snow load (balanced + drift snow distribution) * (1 - Snow Porosity) 160 SW 12TH AVENUE #106, DEERFIELD BEACH, FL 33442 PHONE: 954-354-0660 FAX: 954-354-0443 Page 10 of 51 W W W. ENGINEERINGEXPRESS. COM RD(1 ENGINEERING EXPRESS Work Prepared For: StruXure Outdoor of Washington Project: Hanni, Jeremy Ice Load Due to Freezing Rain (per ASCE 7-16 - Chapter 10) Member Size (Single 2" x 8" x 0.125" main beam, 2.33333333333333 ft long) ti = 0.50 Nominal Ice Thickness (in.) KZ, = 1.0 Topographic Factor Z = 10.00 ft System Height I, = 1.0 Importance Factor Id = 56.00 Ice Density (56 pcf default) II Occupancy Category e 10-1 td = 0.89 in, Design Ice Thickness W, = 4.14 psf Weight of Ice (for td) Fz = 0.8875 Ice Loading Ch 10.4 Main Beam Dc = 8.25 in Circumscribing Diameter A, = 25.46 inA2 Area of Ice = 77td*(Dc+td) Member Properties Main Beam Purlin Beam Quantity Single Double Depth (d) 8.000 in. 8.000 in. Width (bf) 2.000 in. 4.000 in. Thickness .125 in. .125 in. Length 2.33 ft 20.00 ft td = 2.0*ti*li*fz*(Kzt)0.35 Wi= (td/12)*Id Fz = (Z/33)01 Dc = 1Id2+bf2 Wi = 9.90 plf Uniform Distributed Ice Load (Circumscribing Diameter) Wi = (A;/144)*Id Purlin Beam D� = 8.94 in Circumscribing Diameter Dc = 1Id2+bf2 A, = 27.41 inA2 Area of Ice = Trtd*(Dc+td) Wi = 10.66 plf Uniform Distributed Ice Load (Circumscribing Diameter) Wi = (Ai/144)*Id Wi= 9.90 plf Uniform Distrubted Ice Load (Main Beam) Wi= 10.66 plf Uniform Distrubted Ice Load (Purlin Beam) 160 SW 12TH AVENUE #106, DEERFIELD BEACH, FL 33442 PHONE:954-354-0660 FAX:954-354-0443 W W W. ENGINEERINGEXPRESS. COM Page 11 of 51 E ENGINEERING EC EXPRESS w Seismic Loads Criteria Ss = 1.312 Max considered response acceleration for a period of 0.2 s S 1 = 0.465 Max response acceleration at period of 1 s Height of Structure = 10.00 ft Site Class D Fa = 1.2 short period amplification factor Fv = 1.6 long period amplification factor SMS = 1.5744 modified spectral response acceleration at a period of 0.2 s Fa*Ss SM 1= 0.744 modified spectral response acceleration at a period of 1.0 s Fv*Sj Spectral Response Acceleration Parameters SIDS = 1.050 Design spectral response acceleration at a period of 0.2 s (2/3)*Sms SD1= 0.496 design spectral response acceleration at a period of 1.0 s (2/3)*SM1 Structural Design Requirements Ta = 0.112 approximate fundamental period (s) TL = 6.0 Long Transition Period (s) Rp = 2.5 ap= 2.5 Ip= 1.0 W p = 225.80 Ibs Tributary Weight Fp= 284.40 Ibs Seismic Design Force FpMAX— 379.20lbs FpMIN— 71.10 Ibs P= 1.3 SERVICE _ 1990.78 lb-ft Effective Seismic Moment SDF OK? OK Ct*hnx 0.4ap*SDS*Wp/(Rp/lp)*(1 +2(z/h) (H*Fp) 0.7 160 SW 12TH AVENUE #106, DEERFIELD BEACH, FL 33442 PHONE: 954-354-0660 FAX: 954-354-0443 Page 12 of 51 WWW.ENGINEEPINGEXPRESS.COM IRV(ENGINEERING CXRF- ESS Work Prepared For: StruXure Outdoor of Washington Project: Hanni, Jeremy Detail/Member: Purlin Beam ALUMINUM DESIGN MANUAL (2015 EDITION) Specifications for Aluminum Structures (Buildings) Allowable Stress Design Design Check of 2"x8"x0.125"/0.125" 6063-T6 Aluminum Tube Per 2015 Aluminum Design Manual Alloy: 6063 Temper: T6 MEMBER PROPERTIES r b---� MEMBER SPANS Critically Welded: Flange width b = 2.000" Flange thickness tb = 0.125" Web height h = 8.000" Web thickness th = 0.125" Moment of inertia about axis parallel to flange Ix = 17.45 in^4 Moment of inertia about axis parallel to web ly = 1.87 in14 Section modulus about the x-axis Sx = 4.36 in13 Radius of gyration about centroidal axis parallel to flange rx = 2.68 in X Radius of gyration about centroidal axis parallel to web ry = 0.88 in Torsion constant J = 5.59 in14 Cross sectional area of member A = 2.44 in12 Plastic section modulus Z = 5.72 in13 Warping constant Cw = 0.00 in16 Unsupported member length (between supports) Unbraced length for bending (between bracing against side -sway) Effective length factor MATERIAL PROPERTIES Tensile ultimate strength Tensile yield strength Compressive yield strength Shear ultimate strength Shear yield strength Compressive modulus of elasticity BUCKLING CONSTANTS Compression in columns & beam flanges (Intercept) Compression in columns & beam flanges (Slope) Compression in columns & beam flanges (Intersection) Compression in flat plates (Intercept) Compression in flat plates (Slope) Compression in flat plates (Intersection) Compressive bending stress in solid rectangular bars (Intercept) Compressive bending stress in solid rectangular bars (Slope) Shear stress in flat plates (Intercept) Shear stress in flat plates (Slope) Shear stress in flat plates (Intersection) Ultimate strength coefficient of flat plates in compression (slenderness limit A2) Ultimate strength coefficient of flat plates in compression (stress for slenderness > A2) Ultimate strength of flat plates in bending (slenderness limit A2) Ultimate strength of flat plates in bending (stress for slenderness > A2) Tension coefficient D.2 Axial Tension Tensile Yielding - Unwelded Members Tensile Rupture - Unwelded Members L = 20.0 ft Lb = 20.0 ft k = 1.0 Ftu = 30 ksi Fty = 25 ksi Fcy = 25 ksi Fsu = 18 ksi Fsy = 15 ksi E = 10.100 ksi Bc = Dc = Cc = BP = DP = CP = Bbr = Dbr = Bs = Ds = Cs = k1c = k2c = k1b = k2b = kt = 27.64 ksi 0.14 ksi 78.38 ksi 31.39 ksi 0.17 ksi 73.55 ksi 46.12 ksi 0.38 ksi 18.98 ksi 0.08 ksi 94.57 ksi 0.35 2.27 0.50 2.04 1.0 [Fty] Fty_n = 25.00 ksi 4 = 1.65 Fty_n/0 = 15.15 ksi [Ftu/kt] Ftu_n = 30.00 ksi 4 = 1.95 Ftu n/Qt = 15.38 ksi 160 SW 12TH AVENUE SUITE 106, DEERFIELD BEACH, FLORIDA 33442 PHONE: (954) 354-0660 - FAX: (954) 354-0443 Page 13 of 51 ENGINEERINGEXPRESS.COM QENGINEERING EXPRESS ' AXIAL COMPRESSION MEMBERS E.2 Compression Member Buckling Axial, gross section subject to buckling Lower slenderness limit Upper slenderness limit Slenderness [0.85rrzEIAI] E.3 Local Buckling For column elements in uniform compression subject to local buckling, the uniform compressive strength is addressed in Section B.5.4 calculated below. B.5.4.2 - Flat elements supported on both edges (Flange) B.5.4.2 - Flat elements supported on both edges (Web) E.4 Buckling Interaction Per Table B.5.1 FLEXURAL MEMBERS F.2 Yielding and Rupture Nominal flexural strength for yielding and rupture (rrz*E/ (1.6*b/tb) z] [Fc n] Fe(flange) > Fc_n (E.2 Member Buckling) (rrz*E/ (1.6*h/th) z] [Fc n] Fe(web) > Fc n (E.2 Member Buckling) Limit State of Yielding (Z*Fcy] [Mnp/Z] Limit State of Rupture (Z*Ftu/kt] [Mnu2] Al = A2 = A(max) _ Fc n = 0= Fc n/Q = Fe(flange) _ Fc n = n _ Fc_n/0 = Fe(web) _ Fc n = n _ Fc n/Q = 18.23 78.38 273.86 1.13 ksi 1.65 0.68 ksi 198.67 ksi 1.13 ksi 1.65 0.68 ksi 10.13 ksi 1.13 ksi 1.65 0.68 ksi Mnp = 143.07 k-in Fb_n = 25.00 ksi 0 = 1.65 Fb n/i1 = 15.15 ksi Mnu = 171.68 k-in Fb_n = 30.00 ksi 0 = 1.95 Fb n/i1 = 15.38 ksi z A2 F.4 Lateral -Torsional Buckling Square or rectangular tubes subject to lateral -torsional buckling Slenderness for shapes symmetric about the bending axis A F.4.2.1 = 41.25 Slenderness for closed shapes A F.4.2.3 = 41.38 Slenderness for any shape A F.4.2.5 = 41.25 Maximum slenderness A(max) = 41.38 < Cc Nominal flexural strength - lateral -torsional buckling (Mnp(1-(A/Cc))+(rr2*E A*Sx/Cc^3)] Mnmb = 104.91 k-in [Mnmb/Sx] Fb_n = 24.05 ksi 0 = 1.65 Fb n/Q = 14.57 ksi UNIFORM COMPRESSION ELEMENTS B.5.4.2 Flat Elements Supported on Both Edges -Web & Flange Uniform compression strength, flat elements supported on both edges Lower slenderness limit Al = 22.8 Upper slenderness limit A2 = 39.2 Flange Slenderness b/tb = 14.0 Web Slenderness h/th = 62.0 [Fcy] Fc n1 = 25.00 ksi 0 = 1.65 Fc_n1/Q = 15.15 ksi (k2c"V(Bp*E)/(1.6*h/th)] Fc n2 = 12.88 ksi 0 = 1.65 Fc n2/Q = 7.81 ksi <_ Al >_ A2 160 SW 12TH AVENUE SUITE 106, DEERFIELD BEACH, FLORIDA 33442 PHONE: (954) 354-0660 - FAX: (954) 354-0443 Page 14 of 51 ENGINEERINGEXPRESS.COM E�1 ENGINEERING EC EXPRESS ° FLEXURAL COMPRESSION ELEMENTS B.5.5.1 Flat Elements Supported on Both Edges - Web Flexural compression strength, flat elements supported on both edges Lower slenderness limit Al = 34.73 Upper slenderness limit A2 = 92.95 Slenderness h/th = 62.00 Al - A2 (Bbr-m*Dbr*h/th) Fb n = 30.74 ksi 0 = 1.65 Fb_n/Q = 18.63 ksi SHEAR G.2 Shear Supported on Both Edges - Web Members with flat elements supported on both edges Lower slenderness limit Al = 38.73 Upper slenderness limit A2 = 75.65 Slenderness h/th = 62.00 Al - A2 (Bs-1.25Ds*h/th) Fv_n = 12.61 ksi 0 = 1.65 Fv n/0 = 7.64 ksi ALLOWABLE STRESSES Allowable bending stress Fb = 14.57 ksi Allowable axial stress, compression Fac = 0.68 ksi Allowable shear stress; webs Fv = 7.64 ksi Elastic buckling stress Fe = 0.68 ksi Weighted average allowable compressive stress (per Section E.3.1) Fao = 9.16 ksi MEMBER LOADING Bending Moments Bending moment developed in member Mz = 4.47 kip-ft Bending stress developed in member fb = 12.29 ksi Allowable bending stress of member Fb = 14.57 ksi < 1.0 Axial Loads Axial load developed in member Fx = 0 lb Axial stress developed in member fa = 0.00 ksi Allowable compressive axial stress of member Fac = 0.68 ksi < 1.0 Shear Loads Shear load developed in member Vz = 894 lb Shear stress developed in member fv = 0.46 ksi Allowable shear stress of member webs Fv = 7.64 ksi < 1.0 Interaction Equations [(fb/Fb)^2 + (fv/Fv)^2] = 0.85 < 1.0 Eq H.1-1 fa/Fa + fb/Fb = 0.00 < 1.0 Eq H.3-2 fa/Fa + (fb/Fb)^2 + (fv/Fv)^2 = 0.00 < 1.0 CONFIGURATION AND MOMENT TABULATION TOOLS Support Type Beam = Simple n of beam- 2 Beam Length L = 20.00 ft Tributary Width W = 6.00 ft Load on Tributary (LL, WL, DL, etc) RL = 28.01 psf Additional Beam Load (Weight or Service Loads) DL = 0.00 lb/ft Total Loading on Beam w = 178.72 lb/ft Shear Loading at End of Beam Vy = 1787 Ibs CALCULATED MOMENT Mmax = 8.9 kip-ft Deflection Check Support = Simple Deflection Limit = L / 80 W = 178.72 lb/ft ALLOWABLE DEFLECTION DAllow = 3.00 in MAXIMUM DEFLECTION 4Max= 1.83 in 61% Simple Max Deflection = 5wl^4/384EI OK, Allowable Deflection Sufficient 160 SW 12TH AVENUE SUITE 106, DEERFIELD BEACH, FLORIDA 33442 PHONE: (954) 354-0660 - FAX: (954) 354-0443 Page 15 of 51 ENGINEERINGEXPRESS.COM IRV(ENGINEERING CXRF- ESS Work Prepared For: StruXure Outdoor of Washington Project: Hanni, Jeremy Detail/Member: Main Beam ALUMINUM DESIGN MANUAL (2015 EDITION) Specifications for Aluminum Structures (Buildings) Allowable Stress Design Design Check of 2"x8"x0.125"/0.125" 6063-T6 Aluminum Tube Per 2015 Aluminum Design Manual Alloy: 6063 Temper: T6 MEMBER PROPERTIES r b---� MEMBER SPANS Critically Welded: Flange width b = 2.000" Flange thickness tb = 0.125" Web height h = 8.000" Web thickness th = 0.125" Moment of inertia about axis parallel to flange Ix = 17.45 in^4 Moment of inertia about axis parallel to web ly = 1.87 in14 Section modulus about the x-axis Sx = 4.36 in13 Radius of gyration about centroidal axis parallel to flange rx = 2.68 in X Radius of gyration about centroidal axis parallel to web ry = 0.88 in Torsion constant J = 5.59 in14 Cross sectional area of member A = 2.44 in12 Plastic section modulus Z = 5.72 in13 Warping constant Cw = 0.00 in16 Unsupported member length (between supports) Unbraced length for bending (between bracing against side -sway) Effective length factor MATERIAL PROPERTIES Tensile ultimate strength Tensile yield strength Compressive yield strength Shear ultimate strength Shear yield strength Compressive modulus of elasticity BUCKLING CONSTANTS Compression in columns & beam flanges (Intercept) Compression in columns & beam flanges (Slope) Compression in columns & beam flanges (Intersection) Compression in flat plates (Intercept) Compression in flat plates (Slope) Compression in flat plates (Intersection) Compressive bending stress in solid rectangular bars (Intercept) Compressive bending stress in solid rectangular bars (Slope) Shear stress in flat plates (Intercept) Shear stress in flat plates (Slope) Shear stress in flat plates (Intersection) Ultimate strength coefficient of flat plates in compression (slenderness limit A2) Ultimate strength coefficient of flat plates in compression (stress for slenderness > A2) Ultimate strength of flat plates in bending (slenderness limit A2) Ultimate strength of flat plates in bending (stress for slenderness > A2) Tension coefficient D.2 Axial Tension Tensile Yielding - Unwelded Members Tensile Rupture - Unwelded Members L = 2.33 ft Lb = 2.33 ft k = 2.0 Ftu = 30 ksi Fty = 25 ksi Fcy = 25 ksi Fsu = 18 ksi Fsy = 15 ksi E = 10.100 ksi Bc = Dc = Cc = BP = DP = CP = Bbr = Dbr = Bs = Ds = Cs = k1c = k2c = k1b = k2b = kt = 27.64 ksi 0.14 ksi 78.38 ksi 31.39 ksi 0.17 ksi 73.55 ksi 46.12 ksi 0.38 ksi 18.98 ksi 0.08 ksi 94.57 ksi 0.35 2.27 0.50 2.04 1.0 [Fty] Fty_n = 25.00 ksi 4 = 1.65 Fty_n/0 = 15.15 ksi [Ftu/kt] Ftu_n = 30.00 ksi 4 = 1.95 Ftu n/Qt = 15.38 ksi 160 SW 12TH AVENUE SUITE 106, DEERFIELD BEACH, FLORIDA 33442 PHONE: (954) 354-0660 - FAX: (954) 354-0443 Page 16 of 51 ENGINEERINGEXPRESS.COM QENGINEERING EXPRESS ' AXIAL COMPRESSION MEMBERS E.2 Compression Member Buckling Axial, gross section subject to buckling Lower slenderness limit Upper slenderness limit Slenderness ((Bc-Dcil) (0. 85+0.15*((Cc-A)/(Cc-a 1))] E.3 Local Buckling For column elements in uniform compression subject to local buckling, the uniform compressive strength is addressed in Section B.5.4 calculated below. B.5.4.2 - Flat elements supported on both edges (Flange) B.5.4.2 - Flat elements supported on both edges (Web) E.4 Buckling Interaction Per Table B.5.1 FLEXURAL MEMBERS F.2 Yielding and Rupture Nominal flexural strength for yielding and rupture (rr2*E/ (1.6*b/tb) 2] [Fc n] Fe(flange) > Fc_n (E.2 Member Buckling) (rr2*E/ (1.6*h/th) 2] [0.85rr2E/.1(max)2]A1/3 *[Fe^2/3] Fe(web) < Fc n (E.2 Member Buckling) Limit State of Yielding (Z*Fcy] [Mnp/Z] Limit State of Rupture (Z*Ftu/kt] [Mnu2] Al = A2 = A(max) _ Fc n = 0= Fc n/Q = Fe(flange) _ Fc n = n _ Fc_n/Q = Fe(web) _ Fc n = n _ Fc n/Q = 18.23 78.38 63.9 16.30 ksi 1.65 9.88 ksi 198.67 ksi 16.30 ksi 1.65 9.88 ksi 10.13 ksi 12.87 ksi 1.65 7.80 ksi Mnp = 143.07 k-in Fb_n = 25.00 ksi 0 = 1.65 Fb n/i1 = 15.15 ksi Mnu = 171.68 k-in Fb_n = 30.00 ksi 0 = 1.95 Fb n/i1 = 15.38 ksi < A2 F.4 Lateral -Torsional Buckling Square or rectangular tubes subject to lateral -torsional buckling Slenderness for shapes symmetric about the bending axis A F.4.2.1 = 15.46 Slenderness for closed shapes A F.4.2.3 = 14.13 Slenderness for any shape A F.4.2.5 = 15.46 Maximum slenderness A(max) = 15.46 < Cc Nominal flexural strength - lateral -torsional buckling (Mnp(1-(A/Cc))+(rr2*E A*Sx/Cc^3)] Mnmb = 128.81 k-in [Mnmb/Sx] Fb_n = 29.53 ksi 0 = 1.65 Fb n/Q = 17.89 ksi UNIFORM COMPRESSION ELEMENTS B.5.4.2 Flat Elements Supported on Both Edges -Web & Flange Uniform compression strength, flat elements supported on both edges Lower slenderness limit Al = 22.8 Upper slenderness limit A2 = 39.2 Flange Slenderness b/tb = 14.0 Web Slenderness h/th = 62.0 [Fcy] Fc n1 = 25.00 ksi 0 = 1.65 Fc_n1/Q = 15.15 ksi (k2c"V(Bp*E)/(1.6*h/th)] Fc n2 = 12.88 ksi 0 = 1.65 Fc n2/Q = 7.81 ksi >_ J\2 160 SW 12TH AVENUE SUITE 106, DEERFIELD BEACH, FLORIDA 33442 PHONE: (954) 354-0660 - FAX: (954) 354-0443 Page 17 of 51 ENGINEERINGEXPRESS.COM ENGINEERING COMPRESSION ELEMENTS B.5.5.1 Flat Elements Supported on Both Edges - Web Flexural compression strength, flat elements supported on both edges Lower slenderness limit Upper slenderness limit Slenderness (Bbr-m'Dbr`h/thj SHEAR G.2 Shear Supported on Both Edges - Web Members with flat elements supported on both edges Lower slenderness limit Upper slenderness limit Slenderness (Bs-1.25Ds`h/thj ALLOWABLE STRESSES At = 34.73 A2 = 92.95 h/th = 62.00 Al - A2 Fb_n = 30.74 ksi 4 = 1.65 Fb n/Q = 18.63 ksi A l = 38.73 A2 = 75.65 h/th = 62.00 Al - A2 Fv_n = 12.61 ksi 4 = 1.65 Fv n/Q = 7.64 ksi Allowable bending stress Fb = 15.15 ksi Allowable axial stress, compression Fac = 8.18 ksi Allowable shear stress; webs Fv = 7.64 ksi Elastic buckling stress Fe = 12.52 ksi Weighted average allowable compressive stress (per Section E.3.1) Fao = 9.16 ksi MEMBER LOADING Bending Moments Bending moment developed in member Mz = 4.17 kip-ft Bending stress developed in member fb = 11.47 ksi Allowable bending stress of member Fb = 15.15 ksi < 1.0 Axial Loads Axial load developed in member Fx = 0 lb Axial stress developed in member fa = 0.00 ksi Allowable compressive axial stress of member Fac = 8.18 ksi < 1.0 Shear Loads Shear load developed in member Vz = 1,787 lb Shear stress developed in member fv = 0.92 ksi Allowable shear stress of member webs Fv = 7.64 ksi < 1.0 Interaction Equations [(fb/Fb)^2 + (fv/Fv)^2] = 0.77 < 1.0 Eq H.1-1 fa/Fa + fb/Fb = 0.00 < 1.0 Eq H.3-2 fa/Fa + (fb/Fb)^2 + (fv/Fv)^2 = 0.00 < 1.0 CONFIGURATION AND MOMENT TABULATION TOOLS # of beam= 1 Support Type Beam = Cantilever # P load= 1 Beam Length L = 2.33 ft a= 5.00 ft Tributary Width W = - P Load= 1787.2 lb Load on Tributary (I-L, WL, DL, etc) RL = - Additional Beam Load (Weight or Service Loads) DL = 0.00 lb/ft Total Loading on Beam w = 0.00 lb/ft Shear Loading at End of Beam Vy = 1787 Ibs CALCULATED MOMENT Mmax = 4.2 kip-ft Deflection Check Support = Cantilever Deflection Limit = L / 80 w = 0.00 lb/ft ALLOWABLE DEFLECTION 4Allow = 0.70 in MAXIMUM DEFLECTION OMax = 0.04 in 6% Cantilever Max Deflection = wl^4/8EI OK, Allowable Deflection Sufficient 160 SW 12TH AVENUE SUITE 106, DEERFIELD BEACH, FLORIDA 33442 PHONE: (954) 354-0660 - FAX: (954) 354-0443 Page 18 of 51 ENGINEERINGEXPRESS.COM Q1 ENGINEERING 'C EXPRESS 8 Work Prepared For: StruXure Outdoor of Washington Project: Hanni, Jeremy = 4.46 Column Type: 8"x8"x0.188" Alloy/Temper: 6063-T6 ALUMINUM E = 10100 ksi (Elastic Modulus) Attached to host? Y Detail: HT1 = 10.00 ft, (overall column height from top of footer to bottom of beam) W1 = 7.50 ft, (roof trib dim at HT1, along walkway) 131 = 10.00 ft, (roof trib dim at HT1, across walkway) FH1 = 8.00 in, (side fascia height at HT1, normal to lateral windload) HT2 = 10.00 ft (overall column height from top of footer to bottom of beam) W2 = 10.00 ft (roof trib dim at HT2, along walkway) B2 = 0.00 ft (roof trib dim at HT2, across walkway) FH2 = 8.00 in (side fascia height at HT2, normal to lateral windload) FL = 16.76 psf (lateral load on fascia) per 2015 Aluminum Design Manual JIVIN: 8"XU"X0.1$S" b = 8.000 in flange width t1 = 0.188 in flange thickness h = 8.000 in sidewall width t2 = 0.188 in sidewall thickness Ix = 59.639 in^4 (strong axis) Sx = 14.910 inA3 (strong axis) rx = 3.190 in (strong axis) pression In Columns All columns kL/r = 56.4 Slenderness Ratio (k=1.5) S1 = 0 Lower Slenderness Limit S2 = 78 Upper Slenderness Limit Gross Section, Flat Elements Supported on Both Edges h'/t = 40.6 Slenderness Ratio S1 = 6.7 Lower Slenderness Limit S2 = 39 Upper Slenderness Limit Extreme Fiber, Net Section Extreme Fiber, Net Section U = 7.625 in effective flange width h' = 7.625 in effective sidewall width ly = 59.639 in^4 (weak axis) Sy = 14.910 inA3 (weak axis) ry = 3.190 in (weak axis) A = 5.859 inA2 (cross -sectional area) J = 96.26 in^4 (torsion constant) Fc_7 = 10.02 ksi Fc_9 = 10.11 ksi Use minimum of Fc 7 & Fc 9: Fc = 10.02 ksi Fb 2 = 15.00 ksi Fb 4 = 20.00 ksi = 28.01 C 160 SW 12TH AVENUE #106, DEERFIELD BEACH, FL 33442 PHONE: 954-354-0660 FAX: 954-354-0443 W W W. 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COM Page 19 of 51 Q1 ENGINEERING 'C EXPRESS 8 C Work Prepared For: StruXure Outdoor of Washington Project: Hanni, Jeremy Extreme Fiber, Gross Section, Tubular Shapes 47.2 Slenderness Ratio S1 = 130 Lower Slenderness Limit S2 = 2400 Upper Slenderness Limit Fb_14 = 15.00 ksi Uniforn Compression, Gross Section, Flat Elements Supported on Both Edges U/t = 40.6 Slenderness Ratio S1 = 23 Lower Slenderness Limit S2 = 39 Upper Slenderness Limit Fb_16 = 11.93 ksi Bending in Own Plane, Gross Section, Flat Elements Supported on Both Edges h'/t = 40.6 Slenderness Ratio S1 = 53.0 Lower Slenderness Limit S2 = 90.0 Upper Slenderness Limit Fb_18 = 20.00 ksi Use minimum of Fb_2, Fb_4, Fb_14, Fb_16 & Fb_18: Fb = 11.93 ksi Axial Compressive Load: 2101 lb = Grav * (W1 *B1 +W2*B2) Axial Compressive Stress: fa = 212.6 psi = 2,101 lb / A Bending Moment (X-axis): 23889 lb -in Bending Stress (X-axis): fb = 1602.2 psi = 23,889 lb -in / Sx fa/Fc + fb/Fb = 0.16 10K, less than 1.0 Y Earthquake Governs? 23889 lb -in Seismic Moment 1246 lb Revised Eq_axial_cor 160 SW 12TH AVENUE #106, DEERFIELD BEACH, FL 33442 PHONE: 954-354-0660 FAX: 954-354-0443 W W W. ENGINEERINGEXPRESS. COM Page 20 of 51 Q1 ENGINEERING 'C EXPRESS 8 C Work Prepared For: StruXure Outdoor of Washington Project: Hanni, Jeremy CHECK COLUMN FOR COMBINED BENDING & AXIAL TENSION per 2020 Aluminum Design Manual lowable Axial Stress (Tension, Ft_1): lowable Bending Stress (from previous): Axial Tensile Load: Axial Tensile Stress: Bending Moment (X-axis): Bending Stress (X-axis): Ft 1 = 15.00 ksi Ft = 15000.0 psi Fb = 11933.4 psi 335lb = WL' (W1`B1+W2'B2) fa = 0.0 psi = 335 lb / A 23889lb-in 0 fb = 1602.2 psi = 23,889 lb -in / Sx fa/Fc + fb/Fb = 0.13 10K, less than 1.0 CHECK COLUMN FOR SHEAR per 2020 Aluminum Design Manual Gross Section, Unstiffened Flat Elements Supported on Both Edges h'/t = 40.6 Slenderness Ratio S1 = 39 Lower Slenderness Limit S2 = 77 Upper Slenderness Limit Max Shear at Critical Column = 223.51 lb impossibility? Actual Shear Stress, fv = 38.1 psi = 223.51 lb / A fv/Fv = 0.00 Fv_20 = 8.61 ksi 160 SW 12TH AVENUE #106, DEERFIELD BEACH, FL 33442 PHONE: 954-354-0660 FAX: 954-354-0443 W W W. ENGINEERINGEXPRESS. COM Page 21 of 51 Q 1ENGINEERING 'C EXPRESS' Work Prepared For: StruXure Outdoor of Washington Project: Hanni, Jeremy Member/Detail: BEAM TO PURLIN Steel Spaced Thread Tapping Screw to Aluminum Connections t2020 Aluminum Design Manual, *AMMA TIR-A9-2014 Anchor: 1/4-14 SMS, 316 SS, Steel Screw Size: 1/4-14 SMS Nominal Anchor Size Designation Alloy: 316 SS Screw Material Ftu= 100 ksi Anchor Ultimate Tensile Strength Fy = 65 ksi Anchor Yield Strength D = 0.250" Nominal Screw Diameter (*Table 20.1,20.2) Dmin = 0.185" Basic Minor Diameter (*Table 20.1,20.2) As = 0.027 in Tensile Stress Area (*Table 20.1,20.2) Ar = 0.027 in' Thread Root Area (*Table 20.1,20.2) n = 14 Thread Per Inch Dw= 0.625" Washer Diameter ❑ Consider Washer? Dws = 0.500" Anchor Head Diameter Dh = 0.250" Nominal Hole Diameter Screw Boss? No Is anchor placed in a screw boss/chase/slot? Countersunk? No Yes or No? CS Depth = Countersink depth de = 0.500" Aluminum Edge Distance Member in Contact with Screw Head: Alloy 1: 6063-T6 t1 = 0.125" Thickness of Member 1 Ftu1= 30 ksi Tensile Ultimate Strength of Member 1 Fty1 = 25 ksi Tensile Yield Strength of Member 1 Member not in Contact with Screw Head: Alloy 2: 6063-T6 t2 = 0.125" Thickness of Member 2 Le = 0.125" Depth of Full Thread Engagement Into t2 (Not Including Tapping/Drilling Point) Ftu2 = 30 ksi Tensile Ultimate Strength of Member 2 Fty2 = 25 ksi Tensile Yield Strength of Member 2 t3 = 0.125" Screw Boss Wall Thickness Let = 0.500" Minimum Depth of Full Thread Engagement Into Screw Boss If Applicable (Not Including Tapping/Drilling Point) Allowable Tension C= 1.0 Coeff. Dependent On Screw Location (tSect. J.5.4.2) Ks= 1.2 Coeff. Dependent On Member 2 Thickness (tSect. J.5.4.1.1b) Rn_t1 = 937.5 lb Nominal Pull -Out Strength Of Screw (tSect. J.5.4.1.1b) Rn_t2 = 937.5 lb Nominal Pull -Over Strength Of Screw (tSect. J.5.4.2) Rn_t3 = N/A Nominal Pull -Out Strength From Screw Boss (if applicable) (tSect. J.5.4.1.2) Pnt = 896.0 lb Allowable Tensile Capacity Of Screw (*Eqn. 10.4-10.7) Q = 3.0 Safety Factor For Connections; Building Type Structures Q = 3.0 Safety Factor For Anchor IF Allowable Tension = 313 lb_] 160 SW 12TH AVENUE #106, DEERFIELD BEACH, FL 33442 PHONE: 954-354-0660 FAX: 954-354-0443 Page 22 of 51 WWW.ENGINEERINGEXPRESS.COM Q 1ENGINEERING 'C EXPRESS" Allowable Shear: Rn_v1= 1875.0 lb Bearing On Member 1 (tSect. J.5.5.1) Rn_v2 = 1875.0 lb Bearing On Member 2 (tSect. J.5.5.1) Rn_v3 = 2784.2 lb Screw Tilting (teect. J.5.5.2) Rn_v4 = N/A Shear Capacity Of Screw Boss Wall Pnv = 517.3 lb Allowable Shear Capacity Of Screw (*Eqn. 7.5) 0 = 3.0 Safety Factor For Connections; Building Type Structures O = 3.0 Safety Factor For Anchor 11 Allowable Shear = 517 lb Alternate Options: ❑ Disregard the limiting allowable capacities from Member 1 (member in contact with screw head) ❑ Disregard the limiting allowable capacities from Member 2 (member in NOT in contact with screw head) Concentrated Shear & Tensile Reactions 0 (Select this connection type) Qty 2 Anchor Qty at Connection Treq 0 lb Required Tensile Loading on Connection Vreq 894 lb Required Shear Loading on Connection n 1.00 Exponent factor Tcap 625 lb Tensile capacity of connection (Qty * Rz) Vcap 1035 lb Shear capacity of connection (Qty * Rx) RZ + RX = 0.86 TCAP VCAP OK, (2) anchors sufficient 160 SW 12TH AVENUE #106, DEERFIELD BEACH, FL 33442 PHONE: 954-354-0660 FAX: 954-354-0443 Page 23 of 51 WWW.ENGINEERINGEXPRESS.COM Q 1ENGINEERING 'C EXPRESS' Work Prepared For: StruXure Outdoor of Washington Project: Hanni, Jeremy Member/Detail: BEAM TO CLIP CONNECTION Steel Spaced Thread Tapping Screw to Aluminum Connections t2020 Aluminum Design Manual, *AMMA TIR-A9-2014 Anchor: 1/4-14 SMS, 316 SS, Steel Screw Size: 1/4-14 SMS Nominal Anchor Size Designation Alloy: 316 SS Screw Material Ftu= 100 ksi Anchor Ultimate Tensile Strength Fy = 65 ksi Anchor Yield Strength D = 0.250" Nominal Screw Diameter (*Table 20.1,20.2) Dmin = 0.185" Basic Minor Diameter (*Table 20.1,20.2) As = 0.027 in Tensile Stress Area (*Table 20.1,20.2) Ar = 0.027 in' Thread Root Area (*Table 20.1,20.2) n = 14 Thread Per Inch Dw= 0.625" Washer Diameter ❑ Consider Washer? Dws = 0.500" Anchor Head Diameter Dh = 0.250" Nominal Hole Diameter Screw Boss? No Is anchor placed in a screw boss/chase/slot? Countersunk? No Yes or No? CS Depth = Countersink depth de = 0.500" Aluminum Edge Distance Member in Contact with Screw Head: Alloy 1: 6063-T6 t1 = 0.125" Thickness of Member 1 Ftu1= 30 ksi Tensile Ultimate Strength of Member 1 Fty1 = 25 ksi Tensile Yield Strength of Member 1 Member not in Contact with Screw Head: Alloy 2: 6063-T6 t2 = 0.125" Thickness of Member 2 Le = 0.125" Depth of Full Thread Engagement Into t2 (Not Including Tapping/Drilling Point) Ftu2 = 30 ksi Tensile Ultimate Strength of Member 2 Fty2 = 25 ksi Tensile Yield Strength of Member 2 t3 = 0.125" Screw Boss Wall Thickness Let = 0.500" Minimum Depth of Full Thread Engagement Into Screw Boss If Applicable (Not Including Tapping/Drilling Point) Allowable Tension C= 1.0 Coeff. Dependent On Screw Location (tSect. J.5.4.2) Ks= 1.2 Coeff. Dependent On Member 2 Thickness (tSect. J.5.4.1.1b) Rn_t1 = 937.5 lb Nominal Pull -Out Strength Of Screw (tSect. J.5.4.1.1b) Rn_t2 = 937.5 lb Nominal Pull -Over Strength Of Screw (tSect. J.5.4.2) Rn_t3 = N/A Nominal Pull -Out Strength From Screw Boss (if applicable) (tSect. J.5.4.1.2) Pnt = 896.0 lb Allowable Tensile Capacity Of Screw (*Eqn. 10.4-10.7) Q = 3.0 Safety Factor For Connections; Building Type Structures Q = 3.0 Safety Factor For Anchor IF Allowable Tension = 313 Ib 160 SW 12TH AVENUE #106, DEERFIELD BEACH, FL 33442 PHONE: 954-354-0660 FAX: 954-354-0443 Page 24 of 51 WWW.ENGINEERINGEXPRESS.COM Q 1ENGINEERING 'C EXPRESS" Allowable Shear: Rn_v1= 1875.0 lb Bearing On Member 1 (tSect. J.5.5.1) Rn_v2 = 1875.0 lb Bearing On Member 2 (tSect. J.5.5.1) Rn_v3 = 2784.2 lb Screw Tilting (teect. J.5.5.2) Rn_v4 = N/A Shear Capacity Of Screw Boss Wall Pnv = 517.3 lb Allowable Shear Capacity Of Screw (*Eqn. 7.5) 0 = 3.0 Safety Factor For Connections; Building Type Structures O = 3.0 Safety Factor For Anchor 11 Allowable Shear = 517 lb Alternate Options: ❑ Disregard the limiting allowable capacities from Member 1 (member in contact with screw head) ❑ Disregard the limiting allowable capacities from Member 2 (member in NOT in contact with screw head) Concentrated Shear & Tensile Reactions 0 (Select this connection type) Qty 2 Anchor Qty at Connection Treq 335 lb Required Tensile Loading on Connection Vreq 224 lb Required Shear Loading on Connection n 1.00 Exponent factor Tcap 625 lb Tensile capacity of connection (Qty * Rz) Vcap 1035 lb Shear capacity of connection (Qty * Rx) RZ + RX = 0.75 TCAP VCAP OK, (2) anchors sufficient 160 SW 12TH AVENUE #106, DEERFIELD BEACH, FL 33442 PHONE: 954-354-0660 FAX: 954-354-0443 Page 25 of 51 WWW.ENGINEERINGEXPRESS.COM Q 1ENGINEERING 'C EXPRESS' Work Prepared For: StruXure Outdoor of Washington Project: Hanni, Jeremy Member/Detail: CLIP TO POST CONNECTION Steel Spaced Thread Tapping Screw to Aluminum Connections t2020 Aluminum Design Manual, *AMMA TIR-A9-2014 Anchor: 1/4-14 SMS, 316 SS, Steel Screw Size: 1/4-14 SMS Nominal Anchor Size Designation Alloy: 316 SS Screw Material Ftu= 100 ksi Anchor Ultimate Tensile Strength Fy = 65 ksi Anchor Yield Strength D = 0.250" Nominal Screw Diameter (*Table 20.1,20.2) Dmin = 0.185" Basic Minor Diameter (*Table 20.1,20.2) As = 0.027 in Tensile Stress Area (*Table 20.1,20.2) Ar = 0.027 in' Thread Root Area (*Table 20.1,20.2) n = 14 Thread Per Inch Dw= 0.625" Washer Diameter ❑ Consider Washer? Dws = 0.500" Anchor Head Diameter Dh = 0.250" Nominal Hole Diameter Screw Boss? No Is anchor placed in a screw boss/chase/slot? Countersunk? No Yes or No? CS Depth = Countersink depth de = 0.500" Aluminum Edge Distance Member in Contact with Screw Head: Alloy 1: 6063-T6 t1 = 0.188" Thickness of Member 1 Ftu1= 30 ksi Tensile Ultimate Strength of Member 1 Fty1 = 25 ksi Tensile Yield Strength of Member 1 Member not in Contact with Screw Head: Alloy 2: 6063-T6 t2 = 0.125" Thickness of Member 2 Le = 0.125" Depth of Full Thread Engagement Into t2 (Not Including Tapping/Drilling Point) Ftu2 = 30 ksi Tensile Ultimate Strength of Member 2 Fty2 = 25 ksi Tensile Yield Strength of Member 2 t3 = 0.125" Screw Boss Wall Thickness Let = 0.500" Minimum Depth of Full Thread Engagement Into Screw Boss If Applicable (Not Including Tapping/Drilling Point) Allowable Tension C= 1.0 Coeff. Dependent On Screw Location (tSect. J.5.4.2) Ks= 1.2 Coeff. Dependent On Member 2 Thickness (tSect. J.5.4.1.1b) Rn_t1 = 937.5 lb Nominal Pull -Out Strength Of Screw (tSect. J.5.4.1.1b) Rn_t2 = 1410.0 lb Nominal Pull -Over Strength Of Screw (tSect. J.5.4.2) Rn_t3 = N/A Nominal Pull -Out Strength From Screw Boss (if applicable) (tSect. J.5.4.1.2) Pnt = 896.0 lb Allowable Tensile Capacity Of Screw (*Eqn. 10.4-10.7) Q = 3.0 Safety Factor For Connections; Building Type Structures 0 = 3.0 Safety Factor For Anchor IF Allowable Tension = 313 Ib 160 SW 12TH AVENUE #106, DEERFIELD BEACH, FL 33442 PHONE: 954-354-0660 FAX: 954-354-0443 Page 26 of 51 WWW.ENGINEERINGEXPRESS.COM Q 1ENGINEERING 'C EXPRESS" Allowable Shear: Rn_v1= 2820.0 lb Bearing On Member 1 (tSect. J.5.5.1) Rn_v2 = 1875.0 lb Bearing On Member 2 (tSect. J.5.5.1) Rn_v3 = 2784.2 lb Screw Tilting (teect. J.5.5.2) Rn_v4 = N/A Shear Capacity Of Screw Boss Wall Pnv = 517.3 lb Allowable Shear Capacity Of Screw (*Eqn. 7.5) 0 = 3.0 Safety Factor For Connections; Building Type Structures O = 3.0 Safety Factor For Anchor 11 Allowable Shear = 517 lb Alternate Options: ❑ Disregard the limiting allowable capacities from Member 1 (member in contact with screw head) ❑ Disregard the limiting allowable capacities from Member 2 (member in NOT in contact with screw head) Concentrated Shear & Tensile Reactions 0 (Select this connection type) Qty 2 Anchor Qty at Connection Treq 0 lb Required Tensile Loading on Connection Vreq 335 lb Required Shear Loading on Connection n 1.00 Exponent factor Tcap 625 lb Tensile capacity of connection (Qty * Rz) Vcap 1035 lb Shear capacity of connection (Qty * Rx) RZ + RX = 0.32 TCAP VCAP OK, (2) anchors sufficient 160 SW 12TH AVENUE #106, DEERFIELD BEACH, FL 33442 PHONE: 954-354-0660 FAX: 954-354-0443 Page 27 of 51 WWW.ENGINEERINGEXPRESS.COM E�1 ENGINEERING 'C EXPRESS Work Prepared For: StruXure Outdoor of Washington Project: Hanni, Jeremy Detail: PIVOT ROOF MOUNT CONNECTION Loading Design Uplift ("Uplift") = 4.46 psf Design Gravity Load ("Grav") = 28.01 psf Design Fascia Load ("WL") = 16.76 psf Roof pitch: 4 / 12 Roof angle: 18' W = 10.00 ft S= 3.00 ft Pgrav = 840 lb PUPlift = 134 lb Pfascia = 34 lb Vgrav = 298 lb VUPlift = 74 lb TUPlift = 127 lb V„ = 298 Ib T„= 1271b Tributary Width Roof Pivot Mount Spacing Pa rav Puplift 160 SW 12TH AVENUE #106, DEERFIELD BEACH, FL 33442 PHONE: 954-354-0660 FAX: 954-354-0443 Page 28 of 51 WWW.ENGINEERINGEXPRESS.COM ENGINEERING �. EXRRESS Client: Job#: Project: Date: Detail/member: I Calc. by: I Chk'd by: WOOD CONNECTION DESIGN 2018 NDS - ASD Load scenario: Single shear FASTENER Load duration: 1.6 0.250 in Nominal diameter'=.., Temperature: T<= 1007 0.173 in Root diameter Exposure service: Wet Conditions 0.000 in Washer thickness Moisture at fabric.: <= 19% 1.844 in Screw thread length �= Moisture in service: <=19% 0.156 in Length of tapered tip Bending yield strength, Fyb: 70,000 psi 1/4" 0 x3" Lag Screws MAIN MEMBER SIDE MEMBER Wood Steel Visually Graded Dimension Lumber N/A Southern Pine ASTM A653 grade 33 No.2 N/A 3"x6" N/A 0.55 5.500 in 2.500 in 1,600 ksi 90, 5,127 psi 6,160 psi 5,127 psi Connection Geometry LATERAL LOADING MAIN MEMBER SIDE MEMBER FULL VALUE MIN. FULL VALUE MIN. 2 in (80) 1 in (40) 1in(40) 0.5in(20) N/A N/A - 1in(40) N/A 0.38 in (1.50) N/A 1 in (40) 0.75 in (30) N/A N/A - 1.25 in (50) N/A Im/D = 10.00 Is/D = N/A N/A N/A N/A 2.000 in 0.125 in 29,000 ksi 0° 61,850 psi 61,850 psi 61,850 psi WITHDRAWAL ACTUAL MIN. 1 in (40) 0.38 in (1.50) 1 in (40) Material Wood type Specie/Grade/Alloy Wood grade Nominal size Specific gravity, G Member depth, d Member thickness, ts, tm Member/plate depth Member/plate thickness Modulus of Elasticity, E Max. angle of load to grain Actual dowel Bearing strength, Fe Dowel Bearing strength, Fell Dowel Bearing strength, FeT 2.500 in I Penetration into main member, L > tm 2.000 in I End distance, End 2.000 in Loaded edge distance, Edl 2.000 in Unloaded edge distance, Edu 3 Number of anchors in a row 1 Number of rows 6.000 in Spacing for fasteners in a row, s Spacing in between rows, Sr Bolt slenderness 160 SW 12TH AVENUE #106, DEERFIELD BEACH, FL 33442 PHONE: 954-354-0660 FAX: 954-354-0443 Page 29 of 51 WWW.ENGINEERINGEXPRESS.COM r ENGINEERING :.f-Df-77ESS Lateral Load Capacity D = 0.173 Root diameter, in Im = 2.500 = Main member dowel bearing length, in Is = 0.125 = Side member dowel bearing length, in FeO,,, = 5,127 psi = Dowel bearing at an angle to Grain: ((Fell ,„)*(FeT „, ))/((Fell „,)*sin' 0+(FeT „, )*cost 0) Fees = 61,850 psi = Dowel bearing at an angle to Grain: ((Fell s)*(FeT j)/((Fells)*sin2 0+(FeT, )*cost 0) Re = 0.083 = Fem/Fes Rt = 20.000 = Im/Is K6 = 1.250 = 1+ 0/360 KD = 2.230 = 10*D+0.5 k1 = 0.673 = (SQRT(Re+2*Re ^2*(1+Rt+RtA2)+RtA2*ReA3)-Re*(1+Rt))/(1+Re) k2 = 0.489 =-1+SQRT(2*(1+Re)+(2*Fyb*(1+2*Re)*D^2)/(3*Fem*Im^2)) k3 = 6.902 =-1+SQRT(2*(1+Re)/Re+(2*Fyb*(2+Re)*DA2)/(3*Fem *IS A2)) eld Mode Rd Z (single shear) Z (double shear) I. 2.79 796 Ibs = D*lm*Fem/Rd 796 Ibs = D*lm*Fem/Rd I, 2.79 4801bs =D*ls*Fes/Rd 9601bs =2D*ls*Fes/Rd II 2.79 3231bs=k1*D*Is*Fes/Rd III. 2.79 334 Ibs = k2*D*lm*Fem/((1+2*Re)*Rd) III, 2.79 1321bs=k3*D*Is*Fem/((2+Re)*Rd) 2641bs=2k3*D*Is*Fem/((2+Re)*Rd) IV 2.79 1601bs=D2/Rd*(2*Fem*Fyb/(3*(1+Re)))^% 3191bs=2DA2/Rd*(2*Fem*Fyb/(3*(1+Re)))A0.5 160 SW 12TH AVENUE #106, DEERFIELD BEACH, FL 33442 PHONE: 954-354-0660 FAX: 954-354-0443 Page 30 of 51 WWW.ENGINEERINGEXPRESS.COM ENGINEERING Z = 132 Ibs Minimum of yield mode values above CD = 1.60 Load duration factor CM = 1.00 Wet service factor for connections Ct = 1.00 Temperature factor for connections Cg = 0.97 Group action factor Co = 1.00 Geometric factor Ceg = 1.00 End grain factor Z = 204 Ibs Factored lateral load capacity (155%): Z'=(Z)(CD)(CM)(Ct)(Cg)(CD)(Ceg)(Cd) ZT = 612 Ibs Total capacity of connection for lateral loads Withdrawal load capacity for wood at main member: Lao Screws or screws: W = 260 Ibs/in L. = 2.500 in L' = 1.844 in W = 479 Ibs Co = 1.60 CM = 1.00 Ct = 1.00 Ceg = 1.00 Cedge = 1.00 W = 766 Ibs WT = 2,297 Ibs Nominal design value in pounds per inch of penetration: 1800*(G)A(3/2)(d)A(3/4) Total length of lag screw into main member (shall not include length of tapered tip) Total length of thread penetration into main member (all threads into main member) Nominal design value per fastener Load duration factor Wet service factor for connections Temperature factor for connections End grain factor Edge distance factor Factored withdrawal load capacity (160%): W'= (W)(CD)(CM)(Ct)(Ceg)(Cd) Total capacity of connection for Withdrawal loads 160 SW 12TH AVENUE #106, DEERFIELD BEACH, FL 33442 PHONE: 954-354-0660 FAX: 954-354-0443 Page 31 of 51 WWW.ENGINEERINGEXPRESS.COM ENGINEERING EXPRESSO' Work Prepared For: StruXure Outdoor of Washington Project: Hanni, Jeremy Mark/Detail: BASE CONNECTOR REACTIONS V = 75 Ibs Required shear per anchor T = 2,685 Ibs Required tension per anchor Base N Use gusset at beam to post? Anchor Notes for anchor analysis: a1 pivots at center of post a2 pivots at one of the anchors az Post width may exceed baseplate width (for post base brackets) BASEPLATE IS ASSUMED TO BE RIGID ALL CONNECTIONS USE FOUR ANCHORS 160 SW 12TH AVENUE #106, DEERFIELD BEACH, FL 33442 PHONE: 954-354-0660 FAX: 954-354-0443 Page 32 of 51 W W W.ENGINEERINGEXPRESS.COM " ENGINEERING a EXRRESS Client: Job#: Project: Date: Detail/member: Calc. by: Chk'd by: WOOD CONNECTION DESIGN 2018 NDS - ASD Load scenario: Single shear FASTENER Load duration: 1.6 0.313 in Nominal diameter Temperature: T<= 1007 0.227 in Root diameter Exposure service: Wet Conditions 0.000 in Washer thickness Moisture at fabric.: <=19% 2.313 in Screw thread length �= Moisture in service: <=19% 0.188 in Length of tapered tip Bending yield strength, Fyb: 60,000 psi I 5/16" 0 x4" Lag Screws MAIN MEMBER SIDE MEMBER Wood Aluminum Material Visually Graded Dimension Lumber N/A Wood type Southern Pine 6063-T6 Specie/Grade/Alloy No.2 N/A Wood grade 2"x8" N/A Nominal size 0.55 N/A Specific gravity, G 7.250 in N/A Member depth, d 1.500 in N/A Member thickness, ts, tm 2.000 in Member/plate depth 0.125 in Member/plate thickness 1,600 ksi 10,100 ksi Modulus of Elasticity, E 90, 0. Max. angle of load to grain 4,586 psi 31,000 psi Actual dowel Bearing strength, Fe 6,160 psi 31,000 psi Dowel Bearing strength, Fell 4,586 psi 31,000 psi Dowel Bearing strength, FeT Connection Geometry LATERAL LOADING WITHDRAWAL MAIN MEMBER SIDE MEMBER ACTUAL FULL VALUE MIN. FULL VALUE MIN. MIN. 2.5 in (80) 1.25 in (40) 2.000 in Penetration into main member, L > tm 1.25 in (40) 0.63 in (20) N/A N/A 1.25 in (40) 1.000 in End distance, End 1.25 in (40) N/A 1.000 in Loaded edge distance, Edl 0.47 in (1.50) 0.47 in (1.50) N/A 1.000 in Unloaded edge distance, Edu 2 Number of anchors in a row 2 Number of rows 1.25 in (40) 0.94 in (30) N/A N/A 1.25 in (40) 6.000 in Spacing for fasteners in a row, s 1.02 in (2<ls/D<6) N/A 6.000 in Spacing in between rows, Sr Im/D= 4.80 Is/D = N/A Bolt slenderness 160 SW 12TH AVENUE #106, DEERFIELD BEACH, FL 33442 PHONE: 954-354-0660 FAX: 954-354-0443 Page 33 of 51 WWW.ENGINEERINGEXPRESS.COM ENGINEERING Lateral Load Capacity D = 0.227 Root diameter, in Im = 1.500 = Main member dowel bearing length, in Is = 0.125 = Side member dowel bearing length, in FeO, = 4,586 psi = Dowel bearing at an angle to Grain: ((Fell ,„)*(FeT m ))/((Fell ,„)*sin' 0+(FeT,, )*cost 0) Fees = 31,000 psi = Dowel bearing at an angle to Grain: ((Fell s)*(FeT j)/((Fells)*sin2 0+(FeT, )*cost 0) Re = 0.148 = Fem/Fes Rt = 12.000 = Im/Is K6 = 1.250 = 1+ 0/360 KD = 2.770 = 10*D+0.5 k1 = 0.708 = (SQRT(Re+2*Re ^2*(1+Rt+RtA2)+RtA2*ReA3)-Re*(1+Rt))/(1+Re) k2 = 0.598 =-1+SQRT(2*(1+Re)+(2*Fyb*(1+2*Re)*D^2)/(3*Fem*Im^2)) k3 = 7.792 =-1+SQRT(2*(1+Re)/Re+(2*Fyb*(2+Re)*DA2)/(3*Fem *IS A2)) eld Mode Rd Z (single shear) Z (double shear) I. 3.46 451 Ibs = D*lm*Fem/Rd 451 Ibs = D*lm*Fem/Rd I, 3.46 2541bs =D*ls*Fes/Rd 5081bs =2D*ls*Fes/Rd II 3.46 180Ibs = k1*D*Is*Fes/Rd III. 3.46 208 Ibs = k2*D*lm*Fem/((1+2*Re)*Rd) III, 3.46 1361bs=k3*D*Is*Fem/((2+Re)*Rd) 273Ibs=2k3*D*Is*Fem/((2+Re)*Rd) IV 3.46 1881bs=D2/Rd*(2*Fem*Fyb/(3*(1+Re)))^% 3761bs=2DA2/Rd*(2*Fem*Fyb/(3*(1+Re)))A0.5 160 SW 12TH AVENUE #106, DEERFIELD BEACH, FL 33442 PHONE: 954-354-0660 FAX: 954-354-0443 Page 34 of 51 WWW.ENGINEERINGEXPRESS.COM ENGINEERING Z = 136 Ibs Minimum of yield mode values above CD = 1.60 Load duration factor CM = 1.00 Wet service factor for connections Ct = 1.00 Temperature factor for connections Cg = 0.95 Group action factor Co = 0.80 Geometric factor Ceg = 1.00 End grain factor Z = 166 Ibs Factored lateral load capacity (122%): Z'=(Z)(CD)(CM)(Ct)(Cg)(CD)(Ceg)(Cd) ZT = 666 Ibs Total capacity of connection for lateral loads Withdrawal load capacity for wood at main member: Lao Screws or screws: W = 307 Ibs/in L. = 1.500 in L' = 1.500 in W = 460 Ibs Co = 1.60 CM = 1.00 Ct = 1.00 Ceg = 1.00 Cedge = 1.00 W = 736 Ibs WT = 2,946 Ibs Nominal design value in pounds per inch of penetration: 1800*(G)A(3/2)(d)A(3/4) Total length of lag screw into main member (shall not include length of tapered tip) Total length of thread penetration into main member (threads partially into main member) Nominal design value per fastener Load duration factor Wet service factor for connections Temperature factor for connections End grain factor Edge distance factor Factored withdrawal load capacity (160%): W'= (W)(CD)(CM)(Ct)(Ceg)(Cd) Total capacity of connection for Withdrawal loads 160 SW 12TH AVENUE #106, DEERFIELD BEACH, FL 33442 PHONE: 954-354-0660 FAX: 954-354-0443 Page 35 of 51 WWW.ENGINEERINGEXPRESS.COM ENGINEERING CRRE S WOOD BEAM DESIGN EXISTING 2X10 JOIST Member selection & Properties Type: Visually Graded Dimension Lumber NDS' Species: Southern Pine Grade: No.2 Exposure service: Wet Conditions Load duration at strong axis (x): Ten years - (Occupancy Live Load)(1.00) Load duration at weak axis (y): Ten years - (Occupancy Live Load)(1.00) Temperature: T— 100°F 6 (vckness) ❑ members in contact or spaced less than 24" and min. of 3 members joined by floor, roof or other load distributing element (Cr) ❑ Bearing further than 3" from the end ❑ Custom size/properties ❑ Flat use (Cfu) ❑ Incising Factor (Ci) ❑ Buckling Stiffness Factor (CT) Quantity 2018 NDS - ASD ( 1 ) SIZE: 2"x10" b = 1.50 in IX = 98.93 in4 ly = 2.60 in4 d = 9.25 in SX = 21.39 in Sy = 3.47 in A = 13.88 in E = 1,400 ksl Emin = 510 ksl Weight = 1.5 plf T- 72 I CM = 1 Cr = 1 CfU = 1 Length = 5.00 ft Member span T = Total axial tension Co = 1.00 Load duration factor P = Total axial compression Wx= 80 plf Worst Case Distributed Load Wy= plf Worst Case Distributed Load Axis X Y M = 1,245 Ibs-ft Ibs-ft Total bending moment V = 1,250 Ibs 0 Ibs Total shear load lu = 5.00 ft 5.00 ft Laterally unsupported span length of bending member Ke = 1.00 1.00 Buckling length coefficient (NDS Appendix G) do = 0.00 in 0.00 in Total depth notched D = U240 L/240 Allowable deflection Co = 1.00 1.00 Load duration factor CL = 1.00 1.00 Beam stability factor Cfu = 1.00 1.20 Flat use factor C, = 1.00 Temperature factor Cr = 1.15 Repetitive member factor NOTE: Provide the compression edge of the member held in line for its entire length to prevent lateral displacement, as by adequate sheathing or subflooring, and ends at point of bearing shall be held in position to prevent rotation and/or lateral displacement. (CL=1.0) 160 SW 12TH AVENUE #106, DEERFIELD BEACH, FL 33442 PHONE: 954-354-0660 FAX: 954-354-0443 Page 36 of 51 W W W.ENGINEERINGEXPRESS.COM ENGINEERING Check Bending Fb = 800 psi Bending design value (Per NDS supplemental tables) CM = 1.00 Wet service factor CF = 1.00 Size factor Ci = 0.80 Incising factor Axis X Y M = 1,245 Ibs-ft N/A Total bending moment F'b = 736 psi N/A Factored bending strength:(Fb)(CD)(CM)(Ct)(CL)(CF)(Cfu)(Ci)(Cr) Sfeq = 20.30 in' N/A Section modulus required per member: M / F'b OK Member section provided is satisfactory Combined Bending Check fbX = 698 psi Actual bending stress at axis X: Mx / SX fbY = N/A Actual bending stress at axis Y: MY / SY fbx fby + = 0.95 OK, less than 1.0 F'bx F'by Check Shear F = 175 psi Shear design value (Per NDS supplemental tables) CM = 0.97 Wet service factor Ci = 0.80 Incising factor Axis X Y V = 1250 Ibs N/A Total shear load F' = 136 psi N/A Factored shear parallel to grain strength: (Fv)(CD)(CM)(Ct)(Ci) fv = 135 psi N/A Actual shear stress per member: 3V / 2A OK Member section provided is satisfactory Combined Shear Check f1x + f'y = 1.00 OK, less than 1.0 F', F'✓y Check Deflection E = 1,400 ksi Modulus of elasticity CM = 0.90 Wet service factor Ci = 0.95 Incising factor CF = N/A Size factor E' = 1,197 ksi Factored modulus of elasticity: (E)(CM)(Ct)(Ci) Axis X Y D = 0.009 in 0.000 in Actual deflection Dallm = 0.250 in 0.250 in Allowable deflection OK OK Deflection is satisfactory 160 SW 12TH AVENUE #106, DEERFIELD BEACH, FL 33442 PHONE: 954-354-0660 FAX: 954-354-0443 Page 37 of 51 W W W.ENGINEERINGEXPRESS.COM ENGINEERING Check Bearing (axis X) V = 1250 Ibs Total shear load F,P = 565 psi Compression design value perpendicular to grain (Per NDS supplemental tables) F,= 1,300 psi Compression design value parallel to grain (Per NDS supplemental tables) CM = 0.67 Wet service factor (F,P) CM = 0.80 Wet service factor (F j Cb = 1.00 Bearing area factor (F,P) Ci = 1.00 Incising factor (Fcp) Ci = 0.80 Incising factor (Fc) CF = 1.00 Size factor (Fc) F,= 379 psi Factored compression perpendicular to grain: (Fcp)(CM)(Ct)(Ci)(Cb) F*, = 832 psi Factored compression parallel to grain (except CP): (Fc)(CD)(CM)(Ct)(CF)(Ci) q = 0.00' Maximum angle of load * (3.10-1) F' — `p = N/A F *, sin' B+F'CP cost B A required = F = 1.50 in e Check Combined Bending and Axial Tension T = 0 Ibs Ft = 475 psi CM = 1.00 CF = 1.00 Ci = 0.80 F't = 380 psi f, = psi OK Combined Stress Check Lb = 1.00 in Minimum bearing length required Total axial tension Tension design value parallel to grain (Per NDS supplemental tables) Wet service factor Size factor Incising factor Factored tension parallel to grain: (Ft)(CD)(CM)(Ct)(CF)(Ci) Actual tension stress per member: T / A Member section provided is satisfactory (3.9-1) fr + f- + fby = 0.95 Fit F *bx F Eby Residual Compression/Lateral Stability Check (3.9-2) fb ,ft = N/A b OK, less than 1.0 160 SW 12TH AVENUE #106, DEERFIELD BEACH, FL 33442 PHONE: 954-354-0660 FAX: 954-354-0443 Page 38 of 51 W W W.ENGINEERINGEXPRESS.COM QVXJ=RF��- NC31 IEERING Check Combined Bending and Axial Compression P = 0 Ibs Total axial compression F,= 1,300 psi Compression design value parallel to grain (Per NDS supplemental tables) CM = 0.80 Wet service factor Cp = 0.63 Column stability factor Ci = 0.80 Incising factor CF = 1.00 Size factor F', = 525 psi Factored compression parallel to grain: (Fc)(CD)(CM)(Ct)(CF)(Ci)(CP) f� = .0 psi Actual compression stress per member: P / A OK Member section provided is satisfactory Emin = 510,000 psi Modulus of elasticity for beam stability calculations CM = 0.90 Wet service factor Ci = 0.95 Incising factor CT = 1.00 Buckling stffiness factor CF = N/A Size factor Emin = 436,050 psi Factored modulus of elasticity: (Emin)(CM)(Ct)(Ci)(CT) Axis X Y Iu = 60 in 60 in Laterally unsupported span length of bending member Ie = 60 in 60 in Effective length of compr. member: (Ke)(lu) RB = 22.54 1.35 Slenderness ratio of member OK OK Satisfactory, slenderness is less than 50 FEE = 705 psi Critical buckling design value for compression members: 0.822(E'min)/(Vd)2 z (3.9-3) ��° + fb" 1 + fbr z = 0.95 OK, less than 1.0 F bx �1—(FE/� F�by �1—�FcE /��FbE/ 160 SW 12TH AVENUE #106, DEERFIELD BEACH, FL 33442 PHONE: 954-354-0660 FAX: 954-354-0443 Page 39 of 51 W W W.ENGINEERINGEXPRESS.COM ENGINEERING EXi=RF Supplement - Beam Stability Factor, CL Calculate CL due to unattended conditions or provide the following conditions: Provide the compression edge of the member held in line for its entire length to prevent d 10.00 in lateral displacement, as by adequate sheathing or subflooring, and ends at point of — bearing shall be held in position to prevent rotation and/or lateral displacement.(CL=1.0) b 2.00 in Ervin = 510,000 psi Reference modulus of elasticity for beam stability CM = 0.90 Wet service factor Ci = 0.95 Incising factor CT = 1.00 Buckling stffiness factor Ervin' = 436,050 psi Adjusted modulus of elasticity for beam stability: (Emin)(CM)(Ct)(Ci)(CT) Axis X Y F*b = 736 psi N/A Reference Bending design value: (Fb)(CD)(CM)(Ct)(CF)(Ci)(Cr) lu = 60 in 60 in Umbraced length for lateral torsional buckling lu/d = 6.49 6.49 le = 124 in 104 in Single span Beam - Uniformly distributed load (lu/d <7 = 2.06, lu/d =>7 = 1.63) RB = 22.54 1.35 Slenderness ratio of bending member: [(le)(d)/(b)12]10.5 OK, RB < 50 FbE = 1,030 psi Critical buckling design value for bending members: 1.20(E'min)/(RB)2 1+ FbE 1+ FbE - FbE (3.3-6) C , = Fb _ Fb * _ Fb * = 0.91 1.9 1.9 0.95 Supplement - Column Stability Factor, Cp FCE = 705 psi Critical buckling design value for compression members: 0.822(E'min)/(le/d)2 c = 0.8 For sawn lumber F*, = 832 psi Factored compression parallel to grain (except CP) from above 1 + F.E 1 + FEE 2 FEE (3.7-1) Cp — ° — 2Fc — C° =0.631 2c Supplement - Buckling Stiffeness Factor, CT le = 96 in Effective column length of truss compression chord (le max = 96 in for CT factor calculations) KM = 1200 For unseasoned or partially seasoned wood at time of plywood attachment COVE = 0.25 Coefficient of variation in Modulus of Elasticity KT = 0.59 Truss compression chord coefficient for sawn lumber: 1-1.645(COVE) (4.4-1) CT = 1 + KM P e = 1.14 KTE AR 160 SW 12TH AVENUE #106, DEERFIELD BEACH, FL 33442 PHONE: 954-354-0660 FAX: 954-354-0443 Page 40 of 51 W W W.ENGINEERINGEXPRESS.COM ENGINEERING WOOD BEAM DESIGN EXISTING 4X8 DROP BEAM Member selection & Properties NDS' Type: Visually Graded Dimension Lumber T Species: Southern Pine Grade: No.2 2 Exposure service: Wet Conditions Load duration at strong axis (x): Ten years - (Occupancy Live Load)(1.00) Load duration at weak axis (y): Ten years - (Occupancy Live Load)(1.00) Temperature: T— 100°F Quantity ( 1 ) SIZE: 4"x8" b = 3.50 in d = 7.25 in A = 25.38 in' Weight = 3.5 plf 2018 NDS - ASD 6 (vckness) ❑ members in contact or spaced less than 24" and min. of 3 members joined by floor, roof or other load distributing element (Cr) ❑ Bearing further than 3" from the end ❑ Custom size/properties ❑ Flat use (Cfu) ❑ Incising Factor (Ci) ❑ Buckling Stiffness Factor (CT) Ix = 111.15 in4 ly = 25.90 in4 CM = 1 Sx = 30.66 in Sy = 14.80 in Cr = 1 E = 1,400 ksl Emin = 510 ksl CfU = 1 Length = 6.00 ft Member span T = Total axial tension Co = 1.00 Load duration factor P = Total axial compression Wx= 200 plf Worst Case Distributed Load Wy= plf Worst Case Distributed Load Axis X Y M = 900 Ibs-ft Ibs-ft Total bending moment V = 2,101 Ibs 0 Ibs Total shear load lu = 6.00 ft 6.00 ft Laterally unsupported span length of bending member Ke = 1.00 1.00 Buckling length coefficient (NDS Appendix G) do = 0.00 in 0.00 in Total depth notched D = U240 L/240 Allowable deflection Co = 1.00 1.00 Load duration factor CL = 1.00 1.00 Beam stability factor Cfu = 1.00 1.05 Flat use factor C, = 1.00 Temperature factor Cr = 1.00 Repetitive member factor NOTE: No lateral support are required.(CL=1.0) 160 SW 12TH AVENUE #106, DEERFIELD BEACH, FL 33442 PHONE: 954-354-0660 FAX: 954-354-0443 Page 41 of 51 W W W.ENGINEERINGEXPRESS.COM ENGINEERING Check Bending Fb = 925 psi Bending design value (Per NDS supplemental tables) CM = 1.00 Wet service factor CF = 1.10 Size factor Ci = 0.80 Incising factor Axis X Y M = 900 Ibs-ft N/A Total bending moment F'b = 814 psi N/A Factored bending strength:(Fb)(CD)(CM)(Ct)(CL)(CF)(Cfu)(Ci)(Cr) Sfeq = 13.27 in' N/A Section modulus required per member: M / F'b OK Member section provided is satisfactory Combined Bending Check fbX = 352 psi Actual bending stress at axis X: Mx / SX fbY = N/A Actual bending stress at axis Y: MY / SY fbx fby + — 0.43 OK, less than 1.0 F'bx F'by Check Shear F = 175 psi Shear design value (Per NDS supplemental tables) CM = 0.97 Wet service factor Ci = 0.80 Incising factor Axis X Y V = 2101 Ibs N/A Total shear load F' = 136 psi N/A Factored shear parallel to grain strength: (Fv)(CD)(CM)(Ct)(Ci) fv = 124 psi N/A Actual shear stress per member: 3V / 2A OK Member section provided is satisfactory Combined Shear Check f1x + fly = 0.91 OK, less than 1.0 F', F'✓y Check Deflection E = 1,400 ksi Modulus of elasticity CM = 0.90 Wet service factor Ci = 0.95 Incising factor CF = N/A Size factor E' = 1,197 ksi Factored modulus of elasticity: (E)(CM)(Ct)(Ci) Axis X Y D = 0.044 in 0.000 in Actual deflection Dallm = 0.300 in 0.300 in Allowable deflection OK OK Deflection is satisfactory 160 SW 12TH AVENUE #106, DEERFIELD BEACH, FL 33442 PHONE: 954-354-0660 FAX: 954-354-0443 Page 42 of 51 W W W.ENGINEERINGEXPRESS.COM ENGINEERING ?ARP F=, � - Check Bearing (axis X) V = 2101 Ibs Total shear load F,P = 565 psi Compression design value perpendicular to grain (Per NDS supplemental tables) F,= 1,350 psi Compression design value parallel to grain (Per NDS supplemental tables) CM = 0.67 Wet service factor (F,P) CM = 0.80 Wet service factor (F j Cb = 1.00 Bearing area factor (F,P) Ci = 1.00 Incising factor (Fcp) Ci = 0.80 Incising factor (Fc) CF = 1.00 Size factor (Fc) F,= 379 psi Factored compression perpendicular to grain: (Fcp)(CM)(Ct)(Ci)(Cb) F*, = 864 psi Factored compression parallel to grain (except CP): (Fc)(CD)(CM)(Ct)(CF)(Ci) q = 0.00' Maximum angle of load * (3.10-1) F' — `p — N/A F *, sin' B+F'CP cost B A required — V F ,, = 2.43 in 2 B Check Combined Bending and Axial Tension T = 0 Ibs Ft = 550 psi CM = 1.00 CF = 1.00 Ci = 0.80 F't = 440 psi f, = psi OK Combined Stress Check Lb = 0.69 in Minimum bearing length required Total axial tension Tension design value parallel to grain (Per NDS supplemental tables) Wet service factor Size factor Incising factor Factored tension parallel to grain: (Ft)(CD)(CM)(Ct)(CF)(Ci) Actual tension stress per member: T / A Member section provided is satisfactory (3.9-1) fr + f- + fby = 0.43 Fit F *bx F Eby Residual Compression/Lateral Stability Check (3.9-2) fb ,ft = N/A b OK, less than 1.0 160 SW 12TH AVENUE #106, DEERFIELD BEACH, FL 33442 PHONE: 954-354-0660 FAX: 954-354-0443 Page 43 of 51 W W W.ENGINEERINGEXPRESS.COM aENGINEERING Check Combined Bending and Axial Compression P = 0 Ibs Total axial compression F,= 1,350 psi Compression design value parallel to grain (Per NDS supplemental tables) CM = 0.80 Wet service factor Cp = 0.96 Column stability factor Ci = 0.80 Incising factor CF = 1.00 Size factor F', = 825 psi Factored compression parallel to grain: (Fc)(CD)(CM)(Ct)(CF)(Ci)(CP) f� = .0 psi Actual compression stress per member: P / A OK Member section provided is satisfactory Emin = 510,000 psi Modulus of elasticity for beam stability calculations CM = 0.90 Wet service factor Ci = 0.95 Incising factor CT = 1.00 Buckling stffiness factor CF = N/A Size factor Emin = 436,050 psi Factored modulus of elasticity: (Emin)(CM)(Ct)(Ci)(CT) Axis X Y Iu = 72 in 72 in Laterally unsupported span length of bending member Ie = 72 in 72 in Effective length of compr. member: (Ke)(lu) RB = 9.07 2.93 Slenderness ratio of member OK OK Satisfactory, slenderness is less than 50 FEE = 4,354 psi Critical buckling design value for compression members: 0.822(E'min)/(Vd)2 z (3.9-3) ��° + fb" 1 + fbr z = 0.43 OK, less than 1.0 F bx �1—(FE/� F�by �1—�FcE /��FbE/ 160 SW 12TH AVENUE #106, DEERFIELD BEACH, FL 33442 PHONE: 954-354-0660 FAX: 954-354-0443 Page 44 of 51 W W W.ENGINEERINGEXPRESS.COM W ENGINEERING RRi Supplement - Beam Stability Factor, CL Calculate CL due to unattended conditions No lateral support are required.(CL=1.0) or provide the following conditions: d 8.00 in 2.0 b 4.00 in Ervin = 510,000 psi Reference modulus of elasticity for beam stability CM = 0.90 Wet service factor Ci = 0.95 Incising factor CT = 1.00 Buckling stffiness factor Ervin' = 436,050 psi Adjusted modulus of elasticity for beam stability: (Emin)(CM)(Ct)(Ci)(CT) Axis X Y F*b = 814 psi N/A Reference Bending design value: (Fb)(CD)(CM)(Ct)(CF)(Ci)(Cr) lu = 72 in 72 in Umbraced length for lateral torsional buckling lu/d = 9.93 9.93 le = 139 in 129 in Single span Beam - Uniformly distributed load (lu/d <7 = 2.06, lu/d =>7 = 1.63) RB = 9.07 2.93 Slenderness ratio of bending member: [(le)(d)/(b)12]10.5 OK, RB < 50 FbE = 6,356 psi Critical buckling design value for bending members: 1.20(E'min)/(RB)2 1+ FbE 1+ FbE - FbE (3.3-6) C , = Fb _ Fb * _ Fb * = 0.99 1.9 1.9 0.95 Supplement - Column Stability Factor, Cp FCE = 4,354 psi Critical buckling design value for compression members: 0.822(E'min)/(le/d)2 c = 0.8 For sawn lumber F*, = 864 psi Factored compression parallel to grain (except CP) from above 1 + F.E 1 + FEE 2 FEE (3.7-1) C— F. — Fc - C° =0.955 p 2 2 Supplement - Buckling Stiffeness Factor, CT le = 96 in Effective column length of truss compression chord (le max = 96 in for CT factor calculations) KM = 1200 For unseasoned or partially seasoned wood at time of plywood attachment COVE = 0.25 Coefficient of variation in Modulus of Elasticity KT = 0.59 Truss compression chord coefficient for sawn lumber: 1-1.645(COVE) (4.4-1) CT = 1 + K- - = 1.14 KT E 160 SW 12TH AVENUE #106, DEERFIELD BEACH, FL 33442 PHONE: 954-354-0660 FAX: 954-354-0443 Page 45 of 51 W W W.ENGINEERINGEXPRESS.COM LNC31NELRING WOOD COLUMNS DESIGN EXISTING 4X4 POST Member selection & Properties Type: Visually Graded Dimension Lumber Specie: Southern Pine Grade: No.2 Wet Service: Wet Conditions Load Duration at Axis (x): Ten years - (Occupancy Live Load)(1.00) Load Duration at Axis (y): Ten years - (Occupancy Live Load)(1.00) Load Duration at Axis (z)(Gravity): Ten years - (Occupancy Live Load)(1.00) Load Duration at Axis (z)(Uplift): Ten minutes - (Wind/Eathquake Load)(1.60) Temperature: T— 100°F Imput Data Quantity ( 1 ) SIZE: 4"x4" b = 3.50 in d = 3.50 in A = 12.25 in' Weight = 3.5 plf Length = 5.00 ft T= P = 5,000 Ibs Wx= Wy= Axis X M = Ibs-ft V = Ibs lu = 5.00 ft Ke = 1.00 d = 0.00 In D = L/240 CD = 1.00 CL = 1.00 Cfu = 1.00 Ct = 1.00 Cr = 1.00 `ill E:7 ► I lbzW_f;911 ❑ Bearing further than 3" from the end v ❑ Flat use (Cfu) 0 Insing Factor (Ci) ❑ Buckling Stiffness Factor (CT) IX = 12.51 in4 ly = 12.51 in4 SX = 7.15 in3 Sy = 7.15 in E = 1,400 ksi Emin = 510 ksl Member span Total axial tension Total axial compression Worst Case Distributed Load Worst Case Distributed Load CD = 0.9 Load duration factor Y Ibs-ft Total bending moment 0 Ibs Total shear load 5.00 ft Laterally unsupported span length of bending member 1.00 Buckling length coefficient (NDS Appendix G) 0.00 in Total depth notched U240 Allowable deflection 1.00 Load duration factor 1.00 Beam stability factor 1.00 Flat use factor Temperature factor Repetitive member factor 160 SW 12TH AVENUE #106, DEERFIELD BEACH, FL 33442 PHONE: 954-354-0660 FAX: 954-354-0443 Page 46 of 51 WWW.ENGINEERINGEXPRESS.COM ENGINEERING EXPP?E S r Check Bending Fb = 1,100 psi Bending design value (Per NDS supplemental tables) CM = 1.00 Wet service factor CF = 1.00 Size factor Ci = 0.80 Incising factor Axis X Y M = Ibs-ft N/A Total bending moment F'b = 878 psi N/A Factored bending strength:(Fb)(CD)(CM)(Ct)(CL)(CF)(Cfu)(Ci)(Cr) Sreq = 0.00 in' N/A Section modulus required per member: M / F'b OK Member section provided is satisfactory Combined Bending Check fbx = psi Actual bending stress at axis X: Mx / SX fby = N/A Actual bending stress at axis Y: MY / SY fbx + fby = 0.00 OK, less than 1.0 F'bx F'by Check Shear F = 175 psi Shear design value (Per NDS supplemental tables) CM = 0.97 Wet service factor Ci = 0.80 Incising factor Axis X Y V = 0 Ibs N/A Total shear load F'v = 136 psi N/A Factored shear parallel to grain strength: (Fv)(CD)(CM)(Ct)(Ci) fV = psi N/A Actual shear stress per member: 3V / 2A OK Member section provided is satisfactory 160 SW 12TH AVENUE #106, DEERFIELD BEACH, FL 33442 PHONE: 954-354-0660 FAX: 954-354-0443 Page 47 of 51 WWW.ENGINEERINGEXPRESS.COM ENGINEERING 17r--r-IFESS Combined Shear Check fvx + fly = 0.00 OK, less than 1.0 F'vx F'vY Check Deflection E = 1,400 ksi Modulus of elasticity CM = 0.90 Wet service factor Ci = 0.95 Incising factor CF = N/A Size factor E' = 1,197 ksi Factored modulus of elasticity: (E)(CM)(Ct)(Ci) Axis X Y D = 0.000 in 0.000 in Actual deflection DauoW = 0.250 in 0.250 in Allowable deflection OK OK Deflection is satisfactory Check Bearing P = 5,000 Ibs Total axial compression FOP= 565 psi Compression design value perpendicular to grain (Per NDS supplemental tables) Fc= 1,450 psi Compression design value parallel to grain (Per NDS supplemental tables) CM = 0.67 Wet service factor (FOP) CM = 0.80 Wet service factor (F j Cb = 1.00 Bearing area factor (FOP) Ci = 1.00 Incising factor (Fcp) Ci = 0.80 Incising factor (Fc) CF = 1.00 Size factor (Fc) F'cp= 379 psi Factored compression perpendicular to grain: (Fcp)(CM)(Ct)(Ci)(Cb) F*c= 835 psi Factored compression parallel to grain (except CP): (Fc)(CD)(CM)(Ct)(CF)(Ci) q = 0.00' Angle between direction of load and direction of grain (longitudinal axis of member) fc = 408 psi Actual compression stress per member: P / A OK fc < F*c, member section provided is satisfactory * (3.10-1) F'B = `P N/A F *, sin' 8+F'CP cost B Check Combined Bending and Axial Tension T = 0 Ibs Total axial tension Ft= 675 psi Tension design value parallel to grain (Per NDS supplemental tables) CM = 1.00 Wet service factor CF = 1.00 Size factor Ci = 0.80 Incising factor Ft 486 psi Factored tension parallel to grain: (Ft)(CD)(CM)(Ct)(CF)(Ci) ft = 0 psi Actual tension stress per member: T / A OK Member section provided is satisfactory 160 SW 12TH AVENUE #106, DEERFIELD BEACH, FL 33442 PHONE: 954-354-0660 FAX: 954-354-0443 WWW.ENGINEERINGEXPRESS.COM Page 48 of 51 Combined Stress Check (3.9-1) ft + fbx + fby = 0.00 OK, less than 1.0 Fit F bx F by Residual Compression/Lateral Stability Check (3.9-2) F *ft = 0.00 OK, less than 1.0 b F*b is the reference bending design value multiplied by all applicable adjustments factors except CL. F**b is the reference bending design value multiplied by all applicable adjustments factors except Cv. Check Combined Bending and Axial Compression P = 5,000 Ibs Total axial compression Fc= 1,450 psi Compression design value parallel to grain (Per NDS supplemental tables) CM = 0.80 Wet service factor CP = 0.80 Column stability factor Ci = 0.80 Incising factor CF = 1.00 Size factor F'c= 671 psi Factored compression parallel to grain: (Fc)(CD)(CM)(Ct)(CF)(Ci)(CP) fc = 408 psi Actual compression stress per member: P / A OK Member section provided is satisfactory Ern;,, = 510,000 psi Modulus of elasticity for beam stability calculations CM = 0.90 Wet service factor Ci = 0.95 Incising factor CT = 1.00 Buckling stffiness factor CF = N/A Size factor E'm;,, = 436,050 psi Factored modulus of elasticity: (Emin)(CM)(Ct)(Ci)(CT) Axis X Y I = 60 in 60 in Laterally unsupported span length of bending member le = 60 in 60 in Effective length of compr. member: (Ke)(Iu) le/d = 17.14 17.14 Slenderness ratio of member OK OK Satisfactory, slenderness is less than 50 FEE = 1,220 psi Critical buckling design value for compression members: 0.822(E'minAIe/d)2 l (3.9-3) I f, z J + fbx + fby = 0.37 OK, less than 1.0 F'bx�1—C1Fce�� F�by�1—CFcE/FbE�2 160 SW 12TH AVENUE #106, DEERFIELD BEACH, FL 33442 PHONE: 954-354-0660 FAX: 954-354-0443 Page 49 of 51 WWW.ENGINEERINGEXPRESS.COM "ENGINELRING 1=7 Supplement - Beam Stability Factor, CL Calculate CL due to unattended conditions or provide the following conditions: d 4.00 in 1.0 No lateral support are required.(CL=1.0) _ b 4.00 in Axis X Y F*b = 880 psi N/A Reference Bending design value: (Fb)(CD)(CM)(Ct)(CF)(Ci)(Cr) lu = 60 in 60 in Unbraced length for lateral torsional buckling lu/d = 17.14 17.14 le = 97 in 98 in Cantilever - Concentrated load at unsupported end (lu/d <7 = 1.87, lu/d =>7 = 1.44) RB = 5.26 5.30 Slenderness ratio of bending member: [(le)(d)/(b)12]^0.5 OK, RB < 50 FbE = 18,612 psi Critical buckling design value for bending members: 1.20(E'min)/(RB)2 FbE FbE 2 FbE 1 + 1 + (3.3-6) C L = Fb * _ Fb * _ Fb * = 1.00 1.9 1.9 0.95 Supplement - Column Stability Factor, Cp FEE = 1,220 psi Critical buckling design value for compression members: 0.822(E'minKle/d)2 c = 0.8 For sawn lumber F*c= 835 psi Factored compression parallel to grain (except CP) from above F.E F.E 2 F.E 1 + 1 + Fc Fc Fc (3.7-1) Cp — — 0.803 2C 2c C Supplement - Buckling Stiffeness Factor, CT le = 96 in Effective column length of truss compression chord (le max = 96 in for CT factor calculations) KM = 1200 For unseasoned or partially seasoned wood at time of plywood attachment COVE = 0.25 Coefficient of variation in Modulus of Elasticity KT = 0.59 Truss compression chord coefficient for sawn lumber: 1-1.645(COVE) (4.4-1) CT=1+Km- = 1.14 KTE 160 SW 12TH AVENUE #106, DEERFIELD BEACH, FL 33442 PHONE: 954-354-0660 FAX: 954-354-0443 Page 50 of 51 WWW.ENGINEERINGEXPRESS.COM �1 ENGINEERING EXPRESS® EXISTING 24 x 24 x 10 FOOTINGS Work Prepared For: StruXure Outdoor of Washington Project: Hanni, Jeremy CHECK SOIL BEARING PRESSURE FOR CRITICAL FOOTING Footing Dimensions: W1 = 24 in W2 = 24 in D = 10 in S1 = 0 in S2 = 0 in Thk = 0 in 2101 lb Max Axial Gravity Load in Column + 500 lb Weight of Footing (24" x 24" x 10" pad footer) 2601 lb Total Load on Soil (gravity load + footing weight) 23.9 kip -in Total Moment in Footing (column is assumed to be centered in footer) 2000 psf Min Soil Bearing Pressure (to be verified by General Contractor) P""`' 6M = _842.9 psf footing pressure at heel (along dimension "W1" Rh��r = B-L BZ -L p 9p ( 9 ) q = P'P'"' + 6M = 2143.3 psf footing pressure at toe (along dimension "W1") B-L B 2-L Max bearing pressure on soil = 2143.3 psf (at critical footing) Frictional Resistance of = 333.3 psf Max Bearing Capacity of Footing = 2555.6 psf Square or Rectangle Max Bearing Capacity of Footing = 2555.6 psf Circle OK SQUARE OR RECTANGLE, soil allowable bearing pressure (2000 psf) not exceeded at critical footin UPIFT RESISTANCE CALCULATION FOR CRITICAL FOOTING Footing Dimensions: W1 = 24 in W2 = 24 in D = 10 in Slab Trib Dimensions: S1 = 0 in S2 = 0 in Thk = 0 in PC 150 pcf Concrete Density P 334.7 lb Uplift load at column Conc Footing Weight = 500 lb Conc Slab Weight = 0 lb Total Uplift Load = (P+ M/d) = 335 lb Total Gravity Weight = 500 lb OK, factor of safety FOS = 1.49 >1.0 160 SW 12TH AVENUE #106, DEERFIELD BEACH, FL 33442 PHONE: 954-354-0660 FAX:954-354-0443 WWW.ENGINEERINGEXPRESS.COM Page 51 of 51