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REVIEWED RESUB 1-Structural_Calculations+1.11.2022Project Job Ref. GL Architectural Engr Edmonds townhouse 2019 Section Sheet no./rev. PO Box 1040, Tacoma, WA 98401-1040 Email: akegl2002@gmaii.com 1 Ph: (360)747-7509 Calc. by Date Chk'd by Date App'd by Date GL 06.22.2020 REVIEWED RESU B BY CITY OF EDMONDS fan 11 2022 OF BUILDING DEPARTMENT; De EILOPMENTSOERDVCES DEPARTMENT STRUCTURAL CALCULATIONS FOR THE New Townhouse Project Located at 8029 238th St SW Edmonds, WA 98026 �IBIN L WA S11,,1lb �e 42309 Q �� F-1 STERN V ASSIONkL �� Project Job Ref. GL Architectural Engr Edmonds townhouse 2019 Section Sheet no./rev. PO Box 1040, Tacoma, WA 98401-1040 Email: akeg12002@gmail.com 2 Ph: (360)747-7509 Calc. by Date Chk'd by Date App'd by Date GL 06.22.2020 Table of Contents: DesignCriteria_Roof Assembly.............................................................................................................................................................3 Deadload construction......................................................................................................................................................................3 RoofAssembly...............................................................................................................................................................................3 DesignCriteria_FloorAssembly............................................................................................................................................................3 Deadload construction......................................................................................................................................................................3 FloorAssembly...............................................................................................................................................................................3 .............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 4 B1..........................................................................................................................................................................................................4 Structural wood Beam analysis & Design (NDS)...............................................................................................................................4 B2..........................................................................................................................................................................................................7 Structural wood Beam analysis & Design (NDS)...............................................................................................................................7 B3........................................................................................................................................................................................................11 Structural wood Beam analysis & Design (NDS).............................................................................................................................11 B4........................................................................................................................................................................................................14 Structural clued laminated timber (Glulam) Beam analysis & Design(NDS)...................................................................................14 B5........................................................................................................................................................................................................17 Structural composite lumber Beam analysis & Design(NDS)..........................................................................................................17 B6........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 20 Structural glued laminated timber (Glulam) Beam analysis & Design(NDS)...................................................................................20 B7........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 24 Structural glued laminated timber (Glulam) Beam analysis & Design(NDS)...................................................................................24 B8-Garage door header.......................................................................................................................................................................27 Structural glued laminated timber (Glulam) Beam analysis & Design(NDS)...................................................................................27 Selectiveretaining wall print-out: ..................................................................................................................................................... 30 8' Retaining Wall..............................................................................................................................................................................33 ...........................................................................................................................................................................................................35 Windloading (ASCE7-10)...................................................................................................................................................................35 windloading (ASCE7-10).................................................................................................................................................................35 Seismicforces (ASCE7)......................................................................................................................................................................41 SeismicForces (ASCE 7-10)...........................................................................................................................................................41 Project Job Ref. GL Architectural Engr Edmonds townhouse 2019 Section Sheet no./rev. PO Box 1040, Tacoma, WA 98401-1040 Email: akegl2002@gmail.com 3 Ph: (360)747-7509 Calc. by Date Chk'd by Date App'd by Date GL 06.22.2020 DESIGN CRITERIA ROOF ASSEMBLY DEAD LOAD CONSTRUCTION Roof Assembly Material Thickness y Weight (in) (I b/ft3) (I b/ft2) Asphalt Shingles; 0.250; 135; 2.8 1/2" Plywood or OSB; 0.500; 45; 1.9 Insulation; 12.000; 1; 1.0 2x Rafters; 1.000; 35; 2.9 Beams; 0.500; 35; 1.5 Gypsum Board; 0.625; 60; 3.1 Miscellaneous; 1.000; 1.8 Totals; 15.875; 15.0 Roof Live Load: 25 PSF (SNOW) DESIGN CRITERIA FLOOR ASSEMBLY DEAD LOAD CONSTRUCTION Floor Assembly Material Thickness y Weight (in) (I b/ft3) (I b/ftz) Flooring; 0.125; 95; 1.0 3/4" Plywood or OSB; 0.750; 45; 2.8 2x Joists; 0.625; 35; 1.8 Beams; 0.600; 35; 1.7 Gypsum Board; 0.625; 60; 3.1 Miscellaneous; 1.000; 1.5 Totals; 3.725; 12.0 ;Live Load: 40 psf Wind Speed: 110 MPH exposure B. Seismic Design Category: D The chord max -spans shown below, presented for six representative floor loadings, are intended for use in bidding, estimating, and preliminary design applications. For proper interpretation of these max -spans, note: • The max -spans are valid for the following (or better) lumber: No. 1 KID Southern Yellow Pine. Shorter spans will be achieved using lesser grade 4x2 lumber, while longer spans are generally possible with higher grade lumber. • The max -spans represent truss overall lengths, assuming 3-1/2" bear ing at each end. The spans are equally valid for top chord -bearing and bottom chord bearing support conditions. 40/10/0/5 = 55 PSF @ 0% Depth 12 17-11 20-03 20-06 20-06 13 18-09 21-02 22-02 22-02 14 19-17 - 1 23-11 23-11 15 20-04 22-11 25-03 25-07 16 21-01 23-09 26-02 27-04 17 21-09 24-07 27-01 29-00 18 22-06 25-04 27-11 30-09 20 23-10 26-10 29-07 34-02 22 25-01 28-03 31-02 36-03 24 26-03 29-07 32-07 37-11 50/10/0/10 = 70 PSF @ 0% -. 12 15-02 17-03 19-02 20-06 13 15-10 18-01 20-00 22-02 14 16-06 18-10 20-11 23-11 15 17-02 19-07 21-09 25-06 16 17-10 20-04 22-06 26-05 17 18-05 21-00 23-03 27-04 18 19-00 21-08 24-00 28-02 20 20-02 22-11 25-05 29-10 22 21-02 24-02 26-09 31-05 24 22-02 25-04 28-01 32-11 50/20/0/10 = 85 PSF 0% Depth 12 13-09 15-08 17-05 20-05 13 14-05 16-05 18-02 21-04 14 15-00 17-01 19-00 22-03 15 15-07 17-09 19-09 23-02 16 16-02 18-05 20-05 23-11 17 16-08 19-00 21-02 24-09 18 17-03 19-08 21-10 25-07 20 18-03 20-10 23-01 27-01 22 19-03 21-11 24-04 28-06 24 20-02 22-11 25-06 29-10 • The minimum truss span -to -live load deflection is 360 for floor application. For example, the maximum permissible live load deflection for a 20' span floor truss is (20 x 12)/360 = 0.67". • In addition to the consideration of lumber strength and deflection limitations, the maximum truss span -to -depth ratio is limited to 20 for floor loadings. For example the maximum span of a floor application truss 15" deep is 15" x 20' = 300" span = 25' - 0" span. • Floor loadings have included 1.00 Load Duration Increase and 1.15 Repetitive Stress Increase. 40/10/0/10 = 60 PSF @ 0% Depth (inches) 11 12 16-04 18-08 20-06 20-06 13 17-02 19-06 21-08 22-02 14 17-11 20-04 22-07 23-11 15 18-07 21-02 23-06 25-07 16 19-03 21-11 24-04 27-03 17 19-11 22-08 25-02 29-00 18 20-06 23-05 25-11 30-05 20 21-09 24-09 27-06 32-03 22 22-11 26-01 28-11 33-11 24 24-00 27-04 30-04 35-06 40/25/0/10 = 75 PSF @ 0% Depth 12 14-08 16-08 18-06 20-06 13 15-04 17-06 19-04 22-02 14 16-00 18-02 20-02 23-08 15 16-07 18-11 21-00 24-07 16 17-02 19-07 21-09 25-06 17 17-09 20-03 22-06 26-04 18 18-04 20-11 23-03 27-03 20 19-05 22-02 24-07 28-10 22 20-06 23-04 25-11 30-04 24 21-05 24-05 27-01 31-09 50/35/0/10 = 95 @ 0 12 13-00 14-10 16-05 19-03 13 13-07 15-06 17-02 20-02 14 14-02 16-02 17-11 21-00 15 14-09 16-10 18-08 21-11 16 15-03 17-05 19-04 22-08 17 15-10 18-00 20-00 23-05 18 16-04 18-07 20-07 24-02 20 17-03 19-08 21-10 25-07 22 18-02 20-09 23-00 26-11 24 19-00 21-09 24-01 28-03 www.mii.coM 1 19 Project Job Ref. GL Architectural Engr Edmonds townhouse 2019 Section Sheet no./rev. PO Box 1040, Tacoma, WA 98401-1040 Email: akegl2002@gmail.com 4 Ph: (360)747-7509 Calc. by Date Chk'd by Date App'd by Date GL 06.22.2020 B C D E -- --- - --- ---- t - - - - - - - --- - -•- - -� 131 F - --- �- -- -- - -�- - --- - 62 »' Beim i� a 'sRmu98y muss® a 1FR llelea0 �I � romusY "1 I _ I I � I 63 G I � 2 I i I�sa ws3q � ig I i I I i I I I i i I . _._._._.— _ _--_-----_._ _-_-_. _._ J L A ROOF FRAMING PLAN B1 STRUCTURAL WOOD BEAM ANALYSIS & DESIGN (NDS) In accordance with the ANSI/AF&PA NDS-2015 using the ASD method TEDDS calculation version 1.7.03 Load Envelope -Combination 1 0.534 0.0 ft 1 7.75 A 1 B Project Job Ref. GL Architectural Engr Edmonds townhouse 2019 Section Sheet no./rev. PO Box 1040, Tacoma, WA 98401-1040 Email: akegl2002@gmail.com 5 Ph: (360)747-7509 Calc. by Date Chk'd by Date App'd by Date GL 06.22.2020 kip_ft 0.0 4.008 ft kips 21 2.069 0.0 -2.069 ft I Applied loading Beam loads Load combinations Load combination 1 Analysis results Maximum moment; Design moment; Maximum shear; Design shear; Total load on member; Reaction at support A; Unfactored dead load reaction at support A; Unfactored snow load reaction at support A; Reaction at support B; Unfactored dead load reaction at support B; Unfactored snow load reaction at support B; Bending Moment Envelope 775 Shear Force Envelope 775 Dead self weight of beam " 1 Dead full UDL 197 lb/ft Snow full UDL 329 lb/ft Support A Dead " 1.00 Snow' 1.00 Span 1 Dead " 1.00 Snow' 1.00 Support B Dead " 1.00 Snow " 1.00 Mmax = 4008 lb ft; Mmin = 0 lb ft M = max(abs(Mmax),abs(Mmin)) = 4008 lb—ft Finax = 2069 lb; Fmin = -2069 lb F = max(abs(Finax),abs(Fmin)) = 2069 lb Wtot = 4137 lb RA -max = 2069 lb; RA -min = 2069 lb RA Dead = 795 lb RA Snow = 1274 lb RB_max = 2069 lb; RB_min = 2069 lb RB_Dead = 795 lb RB_snow = 1274 lb Project Job Ref. GL Architectural Engr Edmonds townhouse 2019 Section Sheet no./rev. PO Box 1040, Tacoma, WA 98401-1040 Email: akegl2002@gmail.com 6 Ph: (360)747-7509 Calc. by Date Chk'd by Date App'd by Date GL 06.22.2020 N t 3.5"i x 4, Sawn lumber section details Nominal breadth of sections; bnom = 4 In Dressed breadth of sections; b = 3.5 in Nominal depth of sections; dnom = 10 in Dressed depth of sections; d = 9.25 in Number of sections in member; N = 1 Overall breadth of member; bb = N x b = 3.5 in Species, grade and size classification; Hem -Fir, No.2 grade, 2" & wider Bending parallel to grain; Fb = 850 Win Tension parallel to grain; Ft = 525 Ib/in2 Compression parallel to grain; Fc = 1300 Ib/inz Compression perpendicular to grain; Fc_perp = 405 Ib/inz Shear parallel to grain; F = 150 Ib/inz Modulus of elasticity; E = 1300000 Ib/inz Modulus of elasticity, stability calculations; Emin = 470000 Ib/inz Mean shear modulus; Gdef = E / 16 = 81250 Ib/inz Member details Service condition; Dry Length of span; L5t = 7.75 ft Length of bearing; Lb = 4 in Load duration; Two months Section properties Cross sectional area of member; A = N x b x d = 32.38 inz Section modulus; Sx = N x b x dz / 6 = 49.91 in SY=dx (Nx b)2/6=18.89in3 Second moment of area; Ix = N x b x d3 / 12 = 230.84 in4 ly=dx (Nx b)3 / 12 = 33.05 in4 Adjustment factors Load duration factor - Table 2.3.2; CD = 1.15 Temperature factor - Table 2.3.3; Ct = 1.00 Size factor for bending - Table 4A; CFb = 1.20 Size factor for tension - Table 4A; CFt = 1.10 Size factor for compression - Table 4A; CFc = 1.00 Flat use factor - Table 4A; CfU = 1.10 Incising factor for modulus of elasticity - Table 4.3.8 CiE = 1.00 Project Job Ref. GL Architectural Engr Edmonds townhouse 2019 Section Sheet no./rev. PO Box 1040, Tacoma, WA 98401-1040 Email: akegl2002@gmail.com 7 Ph: (360)747-7509 Calc. by Date Chk'd by Date App'd by Date GL 06.22.2020 B2 Incising factor for bending, shear, tension & compression - Table 4.3.8 Ci = 1.00 Incising factor for perpendicular compression - Table 4.3.8 Cic_perp = 1.00 Repetitive member factor - cl.4.3.9; Cr = 1.00 Bearing area factor - cl.3.10.4; Cb = 1.00 Depth -to -breadth ratio; dnom / (N " bnom) = 2.50 - Beam is fully restrained Beam stability factor - cl.3.3.3; CL = 1.00 Bearing perpendicular to grain - cl.3.10.2 Design compression perpendicular to grain; Fc_perp' = Fc_perp Ct Ci " Cb = 405 Ib/in2 Applied compression stress perpendicular to grain; fc_perp = RA max / (N " b " Lb) = 148 Ib/in2 fc_perp / Fc_perp' = 0.365 PASS - Design compressive stress exceeds applied compressive stress at bearing Strength in bending - cl.3.3.1 Design bending stress; Actual bending stress; Strength in shear parallel to grain - cl.3.4.1 Design shear stress; Actual shear stress - eq.3.4-2; Deflection - cl.3.5.1 Modulus of elasticity for deflection; Design deflection; Total deflection; Fb' = Fb CD Ct CL CFb Ci " Cr = 1173 Ib/in2 fb = M / S. = 964 Ib/in2 fb / Fb' = 0.822 PASS - Design bending stress exceeds actual bending stress Fv' = Fv " CD Ct " Ci = 173 Ib/in2 fv=3" F/(2"A)=96lb/in 2 fv / Fv' = 0.556 PASS - Design shear stress exceeds actual shear stress E' = E " CME " Ct " CiE = 1300000 Ib/inz 8adm = 0.003 " Lsi = 0.279 in 8b_s1 = 0.144 in 8b s1 / 8adm = 0.518 PASS - Total deflection is less than design deflection STRUCTURAL WOOD BEAM ANALYSIS & DESIGN (NDS) In accordance with the ANSI/AF&PA NDS-2015 using the ASD method TEDDS calculation version 1.7.03 Project Job Ref. GL Architectural Engr Edmonds townhouse 2019 Section Sheet no./rev. PO Box 1040, Tacoma, WA 98401-1040 Email: akegl2002@gmail.com 8 Ph: (360)747-7509 Calc. by Date Chk'd by Date App'd by Date GL 06.22.2020 Load Envelope -Combination 1 0.088 0.0 ft I 9.5 A 1 B kip_ft Bending Moment Envelope 0.0 0.991 1.0 ft I 95 A 1 B kips Shear Force Envelope 0.417 0 4 0.0 -0.417 -0.4 ft I 95 A 1 B Applied loading Beam loads Dead self weight of beam " 1 Dead full UDL 30 lb/ft Snow full UDL 50 lb/ft Load combinations Load combination 1 Support A Dead " 1.00 Snow' 1.00 Span 1 Dead " 1.00 Snow' 1.00 Support B Dead " 1.00 Snow' 1.00 Analysis results Maximum moment; Mmax = 991 lb ft; Mmin = 0 lb—ft Design moment; M = max(abs(Mmax),abs(Mmin)) = 991 lb_ft Maximum shear; Finax = 417 lb; Fmin = -417 lb Design shear; F = max(abs(Finax),abs(Fmin)) = 417 lb Total load on member; Wtot = 835 lb Project Job Ref. GL Architectural Engr Edmonds townhouse 2019 Section Sheet no./rev. PO Box 1040, Tacoma, WA 98401-1040 Email: akegl2002@gmail.com 9 Ph: (360)747-7509 Calc. by Date Chk'd by Date App'd by Date GL 06.22.2020 Reaction at support A; RA -max = 417 lb; RA -min = 417 lb Unfactored dead load reaction at support A; RA Dead = 180 lb Unfactored snow load reaction at support A; RA snow = 237 lb Reaction at support B; RB_max = 417 lb; RB_min = 417 lb Unfactored dead load reaction at support B; RB_Dead = 180 lb Unfactored snow load reaction at support B; RB_snow = 237 lb T N t 3.5"i Sawn lumber section details Nominal breadth of sections; bnom = 4 in Dressed breadth of sections; b = 3.5 in Nominal depth of sections; dnom = 10 in Dressed depth of sections; d = 9.25 in Number of sections in member; N = 1 Overall breadth of member; bb = N x b = 3.5 in Species, grade and size classification; Hem -Fir, No.2 grade, 2" & wider Bending parallel to grain; Fb = 850 Ib/inz Tension parallel to grain; Ft = 525 Ib/in2 Compression parallel to grain; Fc = 1300 Ib/inz Compression perpendicular to grain; Fc_perp = 405 Ib/inz Shear parallel to grain; F = 150 Ib/inz Modulus of elasticity; E = 1300000 Ib/inz Modulus of elasticity, stability calculations; Emin = 470000 Ib/inz Mean shear modulus; Gdef = E / 16 = 81250 Ib/inz Member details Service condition; Dry Length of span; L5t = 9.5 ft Length of bearing; Lb = 4 in Load duration; Two months Section properties Cross sectional area of member; A = N x b x d = 32.38 in Section modulus; Sx = N x b x dz / 6 = 49.91 in3 Sy=dx (Nx b)2/6=18.89in3 Second moment of area; Ix = N x b x d3 / 12 = 230.84 in4 Iy=dx (Nx b)3/ 12 = 33.05 in' Adjustment factors Load duration factor - Table 2.3.2; CD = 1.15 Temperature factor - Table 2.3.3; Ct = 1.00 Project Job Ref. GL Architectural Engr Edmonds townhouse 2019 Section Sheet no./rev. PO Box 1040, Tacoma, WA 98401-1040 Email: akegl2002@gmail.com 10 Ph: (360)747-7509 Calc. by Date Chk'd by Date App'd by Date GL 06.22.2020 Size factor for bending - Table 4A; CFb = 1.20 Size factor for tension - Table 4A; CFt = 1.10 Size factor for compression - Table 4A; CFc = 1.00 Flat use factor - Table 4A; Cf" = 1.10 Incising factor for modulus of elasticity - Table 4.3.8 GE = 1.00 Incising factor for bending, shear, tension & compression - Table 4.3.8 Ci = 1.00 Incising factor for perpendicular compression - Table 4.3.8 Cic_perp = 1.00 Repetitive member factor - cl.4.3.9; Cr = 1.00 Bearing area factor - cl.3.10.4; Cb = 1.00 Depth -to -breadth ratio; dnom / (N " bnom) = 2.50 - Beam is fully restrained Beam stability factor - cl.3.3.3; CL = 1.00 Bearing perpendicular to grain - cl.3.10.2 Design compression perpendicular to grain; Fc_perp' = Fc_perp Ct Ci " Cb = 405 Ib/in2 Applied compression stress perpendicular to grain; fc_perp = RB_max / (N " b " Lb) = 30 Ib/inz fc_perp / Fc_perp' = 0.074 PASS - Design compressive stress exceeds applied compressive stress at bearing Strength in bending - cl.3.3.1 Design bending stress; Actual bending stress; Strength in shear parallel to grain - cl.3.4.1 Design shear stress; Actual shear stress - eq.3.4-2; Deflection - cl.3.5.1 Modulus of elasticity for deflection; Design deflection; Total deflection; Fb' = Fb CD Ct CL CFb Ci " Cr = 1173 Ib/in2 fb = M / S. = 238 Ib/inz fb / Fb' = 0.203 PASS - Design bending stress exceeds actual bending stress F ' = F " CD " Ct " Ci = 173 lb/inz f"=3" F/(2"A)=19lb/inz f"/F,=0.112 PASS - Design shear stress exceeds actual shear stress E' = E " CME " Ct " CiE = 1300000 Ib/inz 6adm = 0.003 Lsi = 0.342 in 6b_s1 = 0.054 in 6b s1 / 6adm = 0.157 PASS - Total deflection is less than design deflection Project Job Ref. GL Architectural Engr Edmonds townhouse 2019 Section Sheet no./rev. PO Box 1040, Tacoma, WA 98401-1040 Email: akegl2002@gmail.com 11 Ph: (360)747-7509 Calc. by Date Chk'd by Date App'd by Date GL 06.22.2020 B3 STRUCTURAL WOOD BEAM ANALYSIS & DESIGN (NDS) In accordance with the ANSI/AF&PA NDS-2015 using the ASD method TEDDS calculation version 1.7.03 Load Envelope -Combination 1 8.668 0.0 ft I 4 A 1 B kip_ft Bending Moment Envelope 0.0 6.640 6.6 ft I 4 A 1 B kips Shear Force Envelope 6 686 6.7 00 -2352 24 nl 4 A 1 B Applied loading Beam loads Dead self weight of beam " 1 Dead full UDL 30 Ib/ft Snow full UDL 50 Ib/ft Dead point load 3251 lb at 12.00 in Snow point load 5418 lb at 12.00 in Load combinations Load combination 1 Support A Dead " 1.00 Snow " 1.00 Span 1 Dead " 1.00 Snow' 1.00 Support B Dead " 1.00 Project Job Ref. GL Architectural Engr Edmonds townhouse 2019 Section Sheet no./rev. PO Box 1040, Tacoma, WA 98401-1040 Email: akegl2002@gmail.com 12 Ph: (360)747-7509 Calc. by Date Chk'd by Date App'd by Date GL 06.22.2020 Snow' 1.00 Analysis results Maximum moment; Mmax = 6640 lb ft; Mmin = 0 lb—ft Design moment; M = max(abs(Mmax),abs(Mmin)) = 6640 lb—ft Maximum shear; Finax = 6686 lb; Fmin = -2352 lb Design shear; F = max(abs(Finax),abs(Fmin)) = 6686 lb Total load on member; Wtot = 9039 lb Reaction at support A; RA -max = 6686 lb; RA min = 6686 lb Unfactored dead load reaction at support A; RA_Dead = 2523 lb Unfactored snow load reaction at support A; RA Snow = 4163 lb Reaction at support B; RB_max = 2352 lb; RB_min = 2352 lb Unfactored dead load reaction at support B; RB_Dead = 898 lb Unfactored snow load reaction at support B; RB_Snow = 1454 lb 5 5"� � 4" ► Sawn lumber section details Nominal breadth of sections; bnom = 6 In Dressed breadth of sections; b = 5.5 in Nominal depth of sections; dnom = 10 in Dressed depth of sections; d = 9.5 in Number of sections in member; N = 1 Overall breadth of member; bb = N x b = 5.5 in Species, grade and size classification; Douglas Fir -Larch, No.2 grade, Beams and stringers Bending parallel to grain; Fb = 875 Ib/inz Tension parallel to grain; Ft = 425 Ib/inz Compression parallel to grain; Fc = 600 Ib/inz Compression perpendicular to grain; Fc_perp = 625 Ib/inz Shear parallel to grain; Fv = 170 Ib/inz Modulus of elasticity; E = 1300000 Ib/inz Modulus of elasticity, stability calculations; Emin = 470000 Ib/Inz Mean shear modulus; Gdef = E / 16 = 81250 Ib/inz Member details Service condition; Dry Length of span; L5t = 4 ft Length of bearing; Lb = 4 in Load duration; Two months Section properties Cross sectional area of member; A = N x b x d = 52.25 in Project Job Ref. GL Architectural Engr Edmonds townhouse 2019 Section Sheet no./rev. PO Box 1040, Tacoma, WA 98401-1040 Email: akegl2002@gmail.com 13 Ph: (360)747-7509 Calc. by Date Chk'd by Date App'd by Date GL 06.22.2020 Section modulus; Second moment of area; Adjustment factors Load duration factor - Table 2.3.2; Temperature factor - Table 2.3.3; Size factor for bending - Table 4D; Size factor for tension - Table 4D; Size factor for compression - Table 4D; Flat use factor - Table 4D; Incising factor for modulus of elasticity - Table 4.3.8 Sx=Nxbxd2/6=82.73in3 Sy=dx (Nx b)2 / 6 = 47.90 in3 Ix = N x b x d 3 / 12 = 392.96 in4 Iy=dx (Nx b)3 / 12 = 131.71 in4 CD = 1.15 Ct = 1.00 CFb = 1 .00 CFt = 1 .00 CFc = 1 .00 CfU = 1.00 CiE = 1.00 Incising factor for bending, shear, tension & compression - Table 4.3.8 Ci = 1.00 Incising factor for perpendicular compression - Table 4.3.8 Cic_perp = 1.00 Repetitive member factor - cl.4.3.9; Cr = 1.00 Bearing area factor - cl.3.10.4; Cb = 1.00 Depth -to -breadth ratio; dnom / (N " bnom) = 1.67 - Beam is fully restrained Beam stability factor - cl.3.3.3; CL = 1.00 Bearing perpendicular to grain - cl.3.10.2 Design compression perpendicular to grain; Fc_perp' = Fc_perp Ct Ci " Cb = 625 Ib/in2 Applied compression stress perpendicular to grain; fc_perp = RA max / (N " b " Lb) = 304 Wine fc_perp / Fc_perp' = 0.486 PASS - Design compressive stress exceeds applied compressive stress at bearing Strength in bending - cl.3.3.1 Design bending stress; Actual bending stress; Strength in shear parallel to grain - cl.3.4.1 Design shear stress; Actual shear stress - eq.3.4-2; Deflection - cl.3.5.1 Modulus of elasticity for deflection; Design deflection; Total deflection; Fb' = Fb CD Ct CL CFb Ci Cr = 1006 Ib/In2 fb = M / S. = 963 Ib/in2 fb / Fb' = 0.957 PASS - Design bending stress exceeds actual bending stress F ' = F" " CD " Ct " Ci = 196 Ib/in2 f" = 3 " F / (2 " A) = 192 Ib/in2 f" / F,' = 0.982 PASS - Design shear stress exceeds actual shear stress E' = E " CME " Ct " CiE = 1300000 Ib/inz 8adm = 0.003 . Ls1 = 0.144 in 8b_s1 = 0.028 in 8b s1 / 8adm = 0.197 Project Job Ref. GL Architectural Engr Edmonds townhouse 2019 Section Sheet no./rev. PO Box 1040, Tacoma, WA 98401-1040 Email: akegl2002@gmail.com 14 Ph: (360)747-7509 Calc. by Date Chk'd by Date App.d by Date G L 06.22.2020 PASS - Total deflection is less than design deflection A a C p E rmiMiiiIIIIIIIIIIa-1 Project Job Ref. GL Architectural Engr Edmonds townhouse 2019 Section Sheet no./rev. PO Box 1040, Tacoma, WA 98401-1040 Email: akegl2002@gmail.com 15 Ph: (360)747-7509 Calc. by Date Chk'd by Date App'd by Date GL 06.22.2020 kips Shear Force Envelope 2678-2.7 00 -2678 2 ft 1 9.5 Applied loading Beam loads Dead self weight of beam " 1 Dead full UDL 127 lb/ft Live full UDL 425 lb/ft Load combinations Load combination 1 Support A Dead " 1.00 Live " 1.00 Span 1 Dead " 1.00 Live " 1.00 Support B Dead " 1.00 Live " 1.00 Analysis results Maximum moment; Mmax = 6359 lb ft; Mmin = 0 lb—ft Design moment; M = max(abs(Mmax),abs(Mmin)) = 6359 lb—ft Maximum shear; Finax = 2678 lb; Fmin = -2678 lb Design shear; F = max(abs(Finax),abs(Fmin)) = 2678 lb Total load on member; Wtot = 5355 lb Reaction at support A; RA -max = 2678 lb; RA min = 2678 lb Unfactored dead load reaction at support A; RA Dead = 659 lb Unfactored live load reaction at support A; RA -Live = 2019 lb Reaction at support B; RB_max = 2678 lb; RB_min = 2678 lb Unfactored dead load reaction at support B; RB_Dead = 659 lb Unfactored live load reaction at support B; RIB -Live = 2019 lb T . �5.125'� 4" Project Job Ref. GL Architectural Engr Edmonds townhouse 2019 Section Sheet no./rev. PO Box 1040, Tacoma, WA 98401-1040 Email: akegl2002@gmail.com 16 Ph: (360)747-7509 Calc. by Date Chk'd by Date App'd by Date GL 06.22.2020 Glulam section details Net finished breadth of sections; b = 5.125 in Net finished depth of sections; d = 9 in Number of sections in member; N = 1 Overall breadth of member; bb = N x b = 5.125 in Alignment of laminations; Horizontal Stress class; 24F-V4 DF/DF Tension parallel to grain; Ft = 1100 Ib/inz Compression parallel to grain; Fc = 1650 Ib/in2 Bending about X-X axis properties (loaded perpendicular to wide faces of laminations): Positive bending; Fbx_pos = 2400 Ib/inz Negative bending; Fbx_neg = 1850 Ib/inz Compression perpendicular to grain; Fc_perp = 650 Ib/inz Shear parallel to grain; Fv = 265 Ib/inz Modulus of elasticity; E = 1800000 Ib/inz Modulus of elasticity, stability calculations; Emin = 950000 Ib/Inz Mean shear modulus; Gdef = E / 16 = 112500 Ib/inz Bending about Y-Y axis properties (loaded parallel to wide faces of laminations): Bending; Fby = 1450 Ib/inz Modulus of elasticity; stability calculations; Eymin = 850000 Ib/inz Member details Service condition; Length of span; Length of bearing; Load duration; Section properties Cross sectional area of member; Section modulus; Second moment of area; Adjustment factors Load duration factor - Table 2.3.2; Temperature factor - Table 2.3.3; Flat use factor - Table 5A; Bearing area factor - cl.3.10.4; Length of beam between points of zero moment; For species other than Southern Pine; Volume factor - eq.5.3-1; Depth -to -breadth ratio; - Beam is fully restrained Beam stability factor - cl.3.3.3; Dry Ls1 = 9.5 ft Lb=4in Ten years A=Nxbxd=46.13inz Sx=Nx bxdz/6=69.19in3 Sy=dx (Nx b)2/6=39.40in3 Ix = N x b x d 3 / 12 = 311.34 in 4 Iy=dx (Nx b)3/ 12 = 100.96 in 4 CD = 1.00 Ct = 1.00 CfU = 1.10 Cb = 1.00 Lo = 9.5 ft x=10 Cv = min((21 ft / Lo)"x x (12 in / d)'/x x (5.125 in / b)"x, 1) = 1.00 d/(N " b)=1.76 CL = 1.00 Project Job Ref. GL Architectural Engr Edmonds townhouse 2019 Section Sheet no./rev. PO Box 1040, Tacoma, WA 98401-1040 Email: akegl2002@gmail.com 17 Ph: (360)747-7509 Calc. by Date Chk'd by Date App'd by Date GL 06.22.2020 B5 Bearing perpendicular to grain - cl.3.10.2 Design compression perpendicular to grain; Fc_perp' = Fc_perp " Ct " Cb = 650 Ib/in2 Applied compression stress perpendicular to grain; fc_perp = RB_max / (N " b " Lb) = 131 Ib/in2 fc_perp / Fc_perp' = 0.201 PASS - Design compressive stress exceeds applied compressive stress at bearing Strength in bending - cl.3.3.1 Design bending stress; Actual bending stress; Strength in shear parallel to grain - cl.3.4.1 Design shear stress; Actual shear stress - eq.3.4-2; Deflection - cl.3.5.1 Modulus of elasticity for deflection; Design deflection; Total deflection; Fb' = Fbx_pcs " CD " Ct " min(CL, CV) " Cc = 2400 Ib/in2 fb = Mmex / Sx = 1103 Ib/inz fb / Fb' = 0.460 PASS - Design bending stress exceeds actual bending stress F ' = Fv " Co " Ct = 265 Ib/inz fv=3" F/(2"A)=87lb/inz fv / Fv = 0.329 PASS - Design shear stress exceeds actual shear stress E' = Ex " CIVE " Ct = 1800000 Ib/inz 8adm = 0.003 " Lsi = 0.342 in 8b s1 = 0.184 in 8b s1 / 8adm = 0.539 PASS - Total deflection is less than design deflection STRUCTURAL COMPOSITE LUMBER BEAM ANALYSIS & DESIGN (NDS) In accordance with the ANSI/AF&PA NDS-2015 using the ASD method 1.397 0.0 ft Load Envelope -Combination 1 21.5 TEDDS calculation version 1.7.03 Project Job Ref. GL Architectural Engr Edmonds townhouse 2019 Section Sheet no./rev. PO Box 1040, Tacoma, WA 98401-1040 Email: akegl2002@gmail.com 18 Ph: (360)747-7509 Calc. by Date Chk'd by Date App'd by Date GL 06.22.2020 kip_ft Bending Moment Envelope 0.0 0.4 22.705 22.7 ft I 21 5 A 1 B kips Shear Force Envelope 2.592 2.6 1.6 00 -4.765 48 ft I 21 5 A 1 B Applied loading Beam loads Dead self weight of beam " 1 Dead full UDL 16 lb/ft Live full UDL 53 lb/ft Dead partial UDL 177 lb/ft from 228.00 in to 258.00 in Snow partial UDL 229 lb/ft from 228.00 in to 258.00 in Dead point load 647 lb at 141.00 in Snow point load 835 lb at 141.00 in Dead point load 647 lb at 228.00 in Snow point load 835 lb at 228.00 in Dead point load 323 lb at 129.00 in Live point load 1075 lb at 129.00 in Load combinations Load combination 1 Support A Dead " 1.00 Live " 1.00 Snow' 1.00 Span 1 Dead " 1.00 Live " 1.00 Snow' 1.00 Support B Dead " 1.00 Live " 1.00 Snow' 1.00 Analysis results Maximum moment; Mmax = 22705 lb ft; Mmin = 0 lb—ft Design moment; M = max(abs(Mmax),abs(Mmin)) = 22705 lb—ft Project Job Ref. GL Architectural Engr Edmonds townhouse 2019 Section Sheet no./rev. PO Box 1040, Tacoma, WA 98401-1040 Email: akegl2002@gmail.com 19 Ph: (360)747-7509 Calc. by Date Chk'd by Date App'd by Date GL 06.22.2020 Maximum shear; Design shear; Total load on member; Reaction at support A; Unfactored dead load reaction at support A; Unfactored live load reaction at support A; Unfactored snow load reaction at support A; Reaction at support B; Unfactored dead load reaction at support B; Unfactored live load reaction at support B; Unfactored snow load reaction at support B; 5 25" t Composite section details Breadth of composite section; Depth of composite section; Number of composite sections in member; Overall breadth of composite member; Composite type and grade; Bending parallel to grain; Tension parallel to grain; Compression parallel to grain; Compression perpendicular to grain; Shear parallel to grain; Modulus of elasticity; Modulus of elasticity, stability calculations; Mean shear modulus; Average density; Member details Service condition; Length of span; Length of bearing; Load duration; Section properties Cross sectional area of member; Section modulus; Second moment of area; Finax = 2592 lb; Fmin = -4765 lb F = max(abs(Finax),abs(Fmin)) = 4765 lb Wtot = 7357 lb RA -max = 2592 lb; RA min = 2592 lb RA Dead = 974 lb RA -Live = 1109 lb RA snow = 509 lb RB_max = 4765 lb; RB_min = 4765 lb RB_Dead = 1922 lb RB_Live = 1109 lb RB snow = 1733 lb � 4"1� b = 5.25 in d=14in N=1 bb=Nx b=5.25in Parallam PSL, 2.0E-2900Fb grade Fb = 2900 Ib/in2 Ft = 2025 Ib/inz Fc = 2900 Ib/inz Fc_perp = 625 Ib/in2 Fv = 290 Ib/in2 E = 2000000 Ib/inz Emin = 1017000 Ib/in2 Gdef = E / 16 = 125000 Ib/in2 p = 45 Ib/ft3 Dry L51 = 21.5 ft Lb=4in Two months A=Nxbxd=73.50in2 Sx=Nxbxd2/6=171.50in3 SY=dx (Nx b)2/6=64.31 in3 Ix=Nx bx d 3 / 12 = 1200.50 in4 Project Job Ref. GL Architectural Engr Edmonds townhouse 2019 Section Sheet no./rev. PO Box 1040, Tacoma, WA 98401-1040 Email: akegl2002@gmail.com 20 Ph: (360)747-7509 Calc. by Date Chk'd by Date App'd by Date GL 06.22.2020 B6 Adjustment factors Load duration factor - Table 2.3.2; Temperature factor - Table 2.3.3; Size factor for bending; Repetitive member factor - cl.8.3.7; Length factor; Bearing area factor - cl.3.10.4; Depth -to -breadth ratio; - Beam is fully restrained Beam stability factor - cl.3.3.3; Bearing perpendicular to grain - cl.3.10.2 ly=dx (Nx b)3/ 12 = 168.82 in4 CD = 1.15 Ct = 1.00 CFb = (12 in / max(d, 3.5 in))° 111 = 0.98 Cr = 1.00 CLen = 1.00 Cb = 1.00 d/(N " b)=2.67 CL = 1.00 Design compression perpendicular to grain; Fc_perp' = Fc_perp " Ct " Cb = 625 Ib/in2 Applied compression stress perpendicular to grain; fc_perp = RB_max / (N " b " Lb) = 227 Ib/inz fc_perp / Fc_perp' = 0.363 PASS - Design compressive stress exceeds applied compressive stress at bearing Strength in bending - cl.3.3.1 Design bending stress; Actual bending stress; Strength in shear parallel to grain - cl.3.4.1 Design shear stress; Actual shear stress - eq.3.4-2; Deflection - cl.3.5.1 Modulus of elasticity for deflection; Design deflection; Total deflection; Fb' = Fb CD Ct CL CFb Cr = 3278 Ib/in2 fb = M / S. = 1589 Ib/in2 fb / Fb' = 0.485 PASS - Design bending stress exceeds actual bending stress Fv' = Fv " CD " Ct = 334 Ib/inz fv=3" F/(2"A)=97lb/inz fv / Fv' = 0.292 PASS - Design shear stress exceeds actual shear stress E' = E " Cm " Ct = 2000000 Ib/inz (Sad. = 0.003 Ls1 = 0.774 in 6b_s1 = 0.714 in 6b s1 / bad. = 0.922 PASS - Total deflection is less than design deflection STRUCTURAL GLUED LAMINATED TIMBER (GLULAM) BEAM ANALYSIS & DESIGN (NDS) In accordance with the ANSI/AF&PA NDS-2015 using the ASD method TEDDS calculation version 1.7.03 Project Job Ref. GL Architectural Engr Edmonds townhouse 2019 Section Sheet no./rev. PO Box 1040, Tacoma, WA 98401-1040 Email: akegl2002@gmail.com 21 Ph: (360)747-7509 Calc. by Date Chk'd by Date App'd by Date GL 06.22.2020 Load Envelope -Combination 1 4.764 0.0 ft I 12.5 A 1 B kip_ft Bending Moment Envelope 0.0 13.755 13.8 ft I 125 A 1 B kips Shear Force Envelope 7.982 8 0 00 -3.980 -4.0 ft I 125 A 1 B Applied loading Beam loads Dead self weight of beam " 1 Dead full UDL 129 lb/ft Live full UDL 430 lb/ft Dead point load 1922 lb at 12.00 in Live point load 1109 lb at 12.00 in Snow point load 1733 lb at 12.00 in Load combinations Load combination 1 Support A Dead " 1.00 Live " 1.00 Snow " 1.00 Span 1 Dead " 1.00 Live " 1.00 Snow " 1.00 Support B Dead " 1.00 Live " 1.00 Snow " 1.00 Project Job Ref. GL Architectural Engr Edmonds townhouse 2019 Section Sheet no./rev. PO Box 1040, Tacoma, WA 98401-1040 Email: akegl2002@gmail.com 22 Ph: (360)747-7509 Calc. by Date Chk'd by Date App'd by Date GL 06.22.2020 Analysis results Maximum moment; Mmax = 13755 Ib ft; Mmin = 0 Ib ft Design moment; M = max(abs(Mmax),abs(Mmin)) = 13755 Ib_ft Maximum shear; Finax = 7982 lb; Fmin = -3980 lb Design shear; F = max(abs(Finax),abs(Fmin)) = 7982 lb Total load on member; Wtot = 11962 lb Reaction at support A; RA -max = 7982 lb; RA min = 7982 lb Unfactored dead load reaction at support A; RA Dead = 2680 lb Unfactored live load reaction at support A; RA -Live = 3708 lb Unfactored snow load reaction at support A; RA Snow = 1594 lb Reaction at support B; RB_max = 3980 lb; RB_min = 3980 lb Unfactored dead load reaction at support B; RB_Dead = 1065 lb Unfactored live load reaction at support B; RB_Live = 2776 lb Unfactored snow load reaction at support B; RB_snow = 139 lb f5.125 1 Glulam section details Net finished breadth of sections; b = 5.125 in Net finished depth of sections; d = 10.5 in Number of sections in member; N = 1 Overall breadth of member; bb = N X b = 5.125 in Alignment of laminations; Horizontal Stress class; 24F-V4 DF/DF Tension parallel to grain; Ft = 1100 Ib/inz Compression parallel to grain; Fc = 1650 Ib/in2 Bending about X-X axis properties (loaded perpendicular to wide faces of laminations): Positive bending; Fbx_pos = 2400 Ib/inz Negative bending; Fbx_neg = 1850 Win Compression perpendicular to grain; Fc_perp = 650 Ib/inz Shear parallel to grain; Fv = 265 Ib/inz Modulus of elasticity; E = 1800000 Ib/inz Modulus of elasticity, stability calculations; Emin = 950000 Ib/inz Mean shear modulus; Gdef = E / 16 = 112500 Ib/inz Bending about Y-Y axis properties (loaded parallel to wide faces of laminations): Bending; Fby = 1450 Ib/inz Modulus of elasticity; stability calculations; Eymin = 850000 Ib/inz Member details Service condition; Dry Project Job Ref. GL Architectural Engr Edmonds townhouse 2019 Section Sheet no./rev. PO Box 1040, Tacoma, WA 98401-1040 Email: akegl2002@gmail.com 23 Ph: (360)747-7509 Calc. by Date Chk'd by Date App'd by Date GL 06.22.2020 Length of span; Length of bearing; Load duration; Section properties Cross sectional area of member; Section modulus; Second moment of area; Adjustment factors Load duration factor - Table 2.3.2; Temperature factor - Table 2.3.3; Flat use factor - Table 5A; Bearing area factor - cl.3.10.4; Length of beam between points of zero moment; For species other than Southern Pine; Volume factor - eq.5.3-1; Depth -to -breadth ratio; - Beam is fully restrained Beam stability factor - cl.3.3.3; Bearing perpendicular to grain - cl.3.10.2 Ls1 = 12.5 ft Lb=4in Ten years A=Nxbxd=53.81inz Sx=Nxbxdz/6=94.17in3 Sy=dx (Nx b)2/6=45.96in3 Ix = N x b x d3 / 12 = 494.40 in4 Iy=dx (Nx b)3 / 12 = 117.78 in4 CD = 1.00 Ct = 1.00 CfU = 1.10 Cb = 1.00 Lo = 12.5 ft x=10 Cv = min((21 ft / Lo)"x x (12 in / d)1/x x (5.125 in / b)t/x, 1) = 1.00 d/(N " b)=2.05 CL = 1.00 Design compression perpendicular to grain; Fc_perp' = Fc_perp " Ct " Cb = 650 Ib/inz Applied compression stress perpendicular to grain; fc_perp = RA_max / (N " b " Lb) = 389 Ib/in2 fc_perp / Fc_perp' = 0.599 PASS - Design compressive stress exceeds applied compressive stress at bearing Strength in bending - cl.3.3.1 Design bending stress; Actual bending stress; Strength in shear parallel to grain - cl.3.4.1 Design shear stress; Actual shear stress - eq.3.4-2; Deflection - cl.3.5.1 Modulus of elasticity for deflection; Design deflection; Total deflection; Fb' = Fbx_pcs " CD " Ct " min(CL, CV) " Cc = 2400 Ib/in2 fb = Mmax / Sx = 1753 Ib/In2 fb / Fb' = 0.730 PASS - Design bending stress exceeds actual bending stress Fv' = Fv " CD " Ct = 265 Ib/in2 fv = 3 " F / (2 " A) = 222 Ib/inz fv / Fv' = 0.840 PASS - Design shear stress exceeds actual shear stress E' = Ex " CME " Ct = 1800000 Ib/inz 8adm = 0.003 " Ls1 = 0.450 In 8b s1 = 0.446 in 8b s1 / 8adm = 0.991 PASS - Total deflection is less than design deflection Project Job Ref. GL Architectural Engr Edmonds townhouse 2019 Section Sheet no./rev. PO Box 1040, Tacoma, WA 98401-1040 Email: akegl2002@gmail.com 24 Ph: (360)747-7509 Calc. by Date Chk'd by Date App'd by Date GL 06.22.2020 B7 STRUCTURAL GLUED LAMINATED TIMBER (GLULAM) BEAM ANALYSIS & DESIGN (NDS) In accordance with the ANSI/AF&PA NDS-2015 using the ASD method TEDDS calculation version 1.7.03 Load Envelope -Combination 1 3.080 0.0 ft I 15 A 1 B kip_ft Bending Moment Envelope 00 22099 221 ft I 15 A 1 B kips Shear Force Envelope 6 698 6.7 47 00 -5 055 51 ft I 15 A 1 B Applied loading Beam loads Dead self weight of beam " 1 Dead full UDL 129 lb/ft Live full UDL 430 lb/ft Dead point load 1155 lb at 42.00 in Snow point load 1925 lb at 42.00 in Load combinations Load combination 1 Support A Dead " 1.00 Live " 1.00 Snow " 1.00 Project Job Ref. GL Architectural Engr Edmonds townhouse 2019 Section Sheet no./rev. PO Box 1040, Tacoma, WA 98401-1040 Email: akegl2002@gmail.com 25 Ph: (360)747-7509 Calc. by Date Chk'd by Date App'd by Date GL 06.22.2020 Analysis results Maximum moment; Design moment; Maximum shear; Design shear; Total load on member; Reaction at support A; Unfactored dead load reaction at support A; Unfactored live load reaction at support A; Unfactored snow load reaction at support A; Reaction at support B; Unfactored dead load reaction at support B; Unfactored live load reaction at support B; Unfactored snow load reaction at support B; T N 5125' Span 1 Dead " 1.00 Live ' 1.00 Snow' 1.00 Support B Dead " 1.00 Live " 1.00 Snow' 1.00 Mmax = 22099 lb ft; Mmin = 0 Ib ft M = max(abs(Mmax),abs(Mmin)) = 22099 Ib_ft Finax = 6698 lb; Fmin = -5055 lb F = max(abs(Finax),abs(Fmin)) = 6698 lb Wtot = 11753 lb RA -max = 6698 lb; RA -min = 6698 lb RA_Dead = 1997 lb RA -Live = 3225 lb RA Snow = 1476 lb RB_max = 5055 lb; RB_min = 5055 lb RB_Dead = 1381 lb RB_Live = 3225 lb RB Snow = 449 lb Glulam section details Net finished breadth of sections; b = 5.125 in Net finished depth of sections; d = 12 in Number of sections in member; N = 1 Overall breadth of member; bb = N x b = 5.125 in Alignment of laminations; Horizontal Stress class; 24F-V4 DF/DF Tension parallel to grain; Ft = 1100 Ib/in2 Compression parallel to grain; Fc = 1650 Ib/inz Bending about X-X axis properties (loaded perpendicular to wide faces of laminations): Positive bending; Fbx_p.5 = 2400 Ib/inz Negative bending; Fbx_neg = 1850 Ib/in2 Compression perpendicular to grain; Fc_perp = 650 Ib/inz Shear parallel to grain; Fv = 265 Ib/in2 Modulus of elasticity; E = 1800000 Ib/in2 Modulus of elasticity, stability calculations; Emin = 950000 Ib/In2 Project Job Ref. GL Architectural Engr Edmonds townhouse 2019 Section Sheet no./rev. PO Box 1040, Tacoma, WA 98401-1040 Email: akegl2002@gmail.com 26 Ph: (360)747-7509 Calc. by Date Chk'd by Date App'd by Date GL 06.22.2020 Mean shear modulus; Gdef = E / 16 = 112500 Ib/in2 Bending about Y-Y axis properties (loaded parallel to wide faces of laminations): Bending; Fby = 1450 Ib/in2 Modulus of elasticity; stability calculations; Eymin = 850000 Ib/in2 Member details Service condition; Length of span; Length of bearing; Load duration; Section properties Cross sectional area of member; Section modulus; Second moment of area; Adjustment factors Load duration factor - Table 2.3.2; Temperature factor - Table 2.3.3; Flat use factor - Table 5A; Bearing area factor - cl.3.10.4; Length of beam between points of zero moment; For species other than Southern Pine; Volume factor - eq.5.3-1; Depth -to -breadth ratio; - Beam is fully restrained Beam stability factor - cl.3.3.3; Bearing perpendicular to grain - cl.3.10.2 Dry Lsi = 15 ft Lb=4in Ten years A=Nxbxd=61.50in2 Sx=Nx bxd2/6=123.00in3 Sy=dx (Nx b)2 / 6 = 52.53 in 3 Ix=Nx bx d3/12=738.00in4 Iy=dx (Nx b)3/ 12= 134.61 in4 CD = 1.00 Ct = 1.00 CfU = 1.10 Cb = 1.00 Lo=15ft x=10 Cv = min((21 ft / Lo)"x x (12 in / d)'/x x (5.125 in / b)"x, 1) = 1.00 d/(N " b)=2.34 CL = 1.00 Design compression perpendicular to grain; Fc_perp' = Fc_perp " Ct " Cb = 650 Ib/in2 Applied compression stress perpendicular to grain; fc_perp = RA max / (N " b " Lb) = 327 Ib/in2 fc_perp / Fc_perp' = 0.503 PASS - Design compressive stress exceeds applied compressive stress at bearing Strength in bending - cl.3.3.1 Design bending stress; Actual bending stress; Strength in shear parallel to grain - cl.3.4.1 Design shear stress; Actual shear stress - eq.3.4-2; Fb' = Fbx_pcs " CD " Ct " min(CL, CV) ' Cc = 2400 Ib/in2 fb = Mmax / Sx = 2156 Ib/in2 fb / Fb' = 0.898 PASS - Design bending stress exceeds actual bending stress F ' = Fv " CD " Ct = 265 Ib/in2 fv=3" F/(2"A)=163lb/in2 fv/Fv'=0.616 PASS - Design shear stress exceeds actual shear stress Project Job Ref. GL Architectural Engr Edmonds townhouse 2019 Section Sheet no./rev. PO Box 1040, Tacoma, WA 98401-1040 Email: akegl2002@gmail.com 27 Ph: (360)747-7509 Calc. by Date Chk'd by Date App'd by Date GL 06.22.2020 Deflection - cl.3.5.1 Modulus of elasticity for deflection; E' = Ex " CME " Ct = 1800000 Ib/in2 Design deflection; 8adm = 0.0042 " Ls1 = 0.756 in Total deflection; 8b s1 = 0.681 in 8b s1 / 8adm = 0.901 PASS - Total deflection is less than design deflection 138-GARAGE DOOR HEADER STRUCTURAL GLUED LAMINATED TIMBER (GLULAM) BEAM ANALYSIS & DESIGN (NDS) In accordance with the ANSI/AF&PA NDS-2015 using the ASD method Applied loading Beam loads TEDDS calculation version 1.7.03 Load Envelope -Combination 1 1.127 0.0 ft I 16.5 A 1 B kip_ft Bending Moment Envelope 0.0 17.553 16. 17.6 ft I 165 A 1 B kips Shear Force Envelope 3.562 3.6 12 00 -4.103 41 ft I 165 A 1 B Dead self weight of beam " 1 Dead full UDL 48 lb/ft Live full UDL 160 lb/ft Project Job Ref. GL Architectural Engr Edmonds townhouse 2019 Section Sheet no./rev. PO Box 1040, Tacoma, WA 98401-1040 Email: akegl2002@gmail.com 28 Ph: (360)747-7509 Calc. by Date Chk'd by Date App'd by Date GL 06.22.2020 Load combinations Load combination 1 Dead partial UDL 94 Ib/ft from 66.00 in to 198.00 in Snow partial UDL 156 Ib/ft from 66.00 in to 198.00 in Dead point load 260 lb at 66.00 in Live point load 867 lb at 66.00 in Support A Dead " 1.00 Live " 1.00 Snow " 1.00 Span 1 Dead " 1.00 Live " 1.00 Snow " 1.00 Support B Dead " 1.00 Live " 1.00 Snow' 1.00 Analysis results Maximum moment; Mmax = 17553 Ib ft; Mmin = 0 Ib ft Design moment; M = max(abs(Mmax),abs(Mmin)) = 17553 Ib_ft Maximum shear; Finax = 3562 lb; Fmin = -4103 lb Design shear; F = max(abs(Finax),abs(Fmin)) = 4103 lb Total load on member; Wtot = 7666 lb Reaction at support A; RA_max = 3562 lb; RA -min = 3562 lb Unfactored dead load reaction at support A; RA Dead = 1091 lb Unfactored live load reaction at support A; RA -Live = 1898 lb Unfactored snow load reaction at support A; RA Snow = 573 lb Reaction at support B; RB_max = 4103 lb; RB_min = 4103 lb Unfactored dead load reaction at support B; RB_Dead = 1349 lb Unfactored live load reaction at support B; RB_Live = 1609 lb Unfactored snow load reaction at support B; RB_Snow = 1146 lb ► 5.125" Glulam section details Net finished breadth of sections; Net finished depth of sections; Number of sections in member; Overall breadth of member; Alignment of laminations; Stress class; b = 5.125 in d=13.5in N=1 bb=Nxb=5.125in Horizontal 24F-V4 DF/DF Project Job Ref. GL Architectural Engr Edmonds townhouse 2019 Section Sheet no./rev. PO Box 1040, Tacoma, WA 98401-1040 Email: akegl2002@gmail.com 29 Ph: (360)747-7509 Calc. by Date Chk'd by Date App'd by Date GL 06.22.2020 Tension parallel to grain; Ft = 1100 Wine Compression parallel to grain; Fc = 1650 Ib/in2 Bending about X-X axis properties (loaded perpendicular to wide faces of laminations): Positive bending; Fbx_pos = 2400 Ib/inz Negative bending; Fbx_neg = 1850 Ib/inz Compression perpendicular to grain; Fc_perp = 650 Ib/inz Shear parallel to grain; Fv = 265 Ib/inz Modulus of elasticity; E = 1800000 Ib/inz Modulus of elasticity, stability calculations; Emin = 950000 Ib/inz Mean shear modulus; Gdef = E / 16 = 112500 Ib/inz Bending about Y-Y axis properties (loaded parallel to wide faces of laminations): Bending; Fby = 1450 Ib/inz Modulus of elasticity; stability calculations; Eymin = 850000 Ib/inz Member details Service condition; Length of span; Length of bearing; Load duration; Section properties Cross sectional area of member; Section modulus; Second moment of area; Adjustment factors Load duration factor - Table 2.3.2; Temperature factor - Table 2.3.3; Flat use factor - Table 5A; Bearing area factor - cl.3.10.4; Length of beam between points of zero moment; For species other than Southern Pine; Volume factor - eq.5.3-1; Depth -to -breadth ratio; - Beam is fully restrained Beam stability factor - cl.3.3.3; Bearing perpendicular to grain - cl.3.10.2 Dry Lst = 16.5 ft Lb=4in Ten years A=Nxbxd=69.19inz Sx=Nx bxdz/6=155.67in3 Sy=dx (Nx b)2/6=59.10in3 Ix=Nx bx d 3 / 12 = 1050.79 in 4 Iy=dx (Nx b)3/ 12 = 151.44 in4 CD = 1.00 Ct = 1.00 CfU = 1.10 Cb = 1.00 Lo = 16.5 ft x=10 Cv = min((21 ft / Lo)"x x (12 in / d)'/x x (5.125 in / b)"x, 1) = 1.00 d/(N' b)=2.63 CL = 1.00 Design compression perpendicular to grain; Fc_perp' = Fc_perp ' Ct " Cb = 650 Ib/inz Applied compression stress perpendicular to grain; fc_perp = RB_max / (N " b ' Lb) = 200 Ib/inz fc_perp / Fc_perp' = 0.308 PASS - Design compressive stress exceeds applied compressive stress at bearing Strength in bending - cl.3.3.1 Design bending stress; Fb' = Fbx_pos " CD ' Ct ' min(CL, CV) ' Cc = 2400 Ib/inz Project Job Ref. GL Architectural Engr Edmonds townhouse 2019 Section Sheet no./rev. PO Box 1040, Tacoma, WA 98401-1040 Email: akegl2002@gmail.com 30 Ph: (360)747-7509 Calc. by Date Chk'd by Date App'd by Date GL 06.22.2020 Actual bending stress; fb = Mmax / Sx = 1353 Ib/inz fb / Fb' = 0.564 PASS - Design bending stress exceeds actual bending stress Strength in shear parallel to grain - cl.3.4.1 Design shear stress; Fv' = Fv " Co " Ct = 265 Ib/in2 Actual shear stress - eq.3.4-2; fv = 3 " F / (2 " A) = 89 Ib/inz fv / F,' = 0.336 PASS - Design shear stress exceeds actual shear stress Deflection - cl.3.5.1 Modulus of elasticity for deflection; Design deflection; Total deflection; SELECTIVE RETAINING WALL PRINT-OUT: E' = Ex " CME " Ct = 1800000 Ib/inz 6adm = 0.0042 Ls1 = 0.832 In 6b s1 = 0.451 in 6b s1 / Sadm = 0.542 PASS - Total deflection is less than design deflection 8' RETAINING WALL Retaining wall analysis in accordance with International Building Code 2015 Tedds calculation version 2.9.01 Retaining wall details Stem type; Cantilever Stem height; hstem = 8 ft Stem thickness; tstem = 8 In Angle to rear face of stem; a = 90 deg Stem density; ystem = 150 pcf Toe length; Itoe = 1.25 ft Heel length; Iheei = 2.75 ft Base thickness; tbase = 12 In Base density; ybase = 150 pcf Height of retained soil; hret = 8 ft; Angle of soil surface; R = 0 deg Depth of cover; dcover = 0 ft Retained soil properties Soil type; Medium dense well graded sand Moist density; ymr = 125 pcf Saturated density; ysr = 137 pcf Effective angle of internal resistance; 30 deg Effective wall friction angle; br = 15 deg Project Job Ref. GL Architectural Engr Edmonds townhouse 2019 Section Sheet no./rev. PO Box 1040, Tacoma, WA 98401-1040 Email: akegl2002@gmail.com 31 Ph: (360)747-7509 Calc. by Date Chk'd by Date App'd by Date GL 06.22.2020 Base soil properties Soil type; Medium dense well graded sand Soil density; yb = 115 pcf Cohesion; cb = 0 psf Effective angle of internal resistance; +b = 30 deg Effective wall friction angle; 8b = 15 deg Effective base friction angle; 81bb = 30 deg Allowable bearing pressure; Pbearing = 2000 psf Loading details Live surcharge load; Surcharges = 40 psf Vertical line load at 1.333 ft; PD1 = 351 plf . 13" .i 8 J. —2' 9'� .1' 3 998• . T 1 � i 1839 psf 180 psf . 4' 8" General arrangement Calculate retaining wall geometry u psr a3s of Base length; (base = 4.667 ft Moist soil height; hmoist = 8 ft Length of surcharge load; Isar = 2.75 ft Vertical distance; xsur v = 3.292 ft Effective height of wall; heft = 9 ft Horizontal distance; xsur h = 4.5 ft Area of wall stem; Astern = 5.333 ft2; Vertical distance; xatern = 1.583 ft Area of wall base; Abase = 4.667 ft2; Vertical distance; xbase = 2.333 ft Project Job Ref. GL Architectural Engr Edmonds townhouse 2019 Section Sheet no./rev. PO Box 1040, Tacoma, WA 98401-1040 Email: akegl2002@gmail.com 32 Ph: (360)747-7509 Calc. by Date Chk'd by Date App'd by Date GL 06.22.2020 Area of moist soil; Amoist = 22 ft2; Vertical distance; xmoist v = 3.292 ft Horizontal distance; xmoist h = 3 ft Using Coulomb theory Active pressure coefficient; KA = 0.301; Passive pressure coefficient; KP = 4.977 From IBC 2015 cl.1807.2.3 Safety factor Load combination 1; 1.0 " Dead + 1.0 " Live + 1.0 " Lateral earth Sliding check Vertical forces on wall Total; Ftotal_v = Fstem + Fbase + Fmoist_v + FP_v = 4601 plf Horizontal forces on wall Total; Ftotal_h = Fmoist_h + Fsur_h = 1579 Of Check stability against sliding Resistance to sliding; Frest = 2933 plf; Factor of safety; FoSsi = 1.858; > 1.5 PASS - Factor of safety against sliding is adequate Overturning check Vertical forces on wall Total; Ftotal_v = Fstem + Fbase + Fmoist_v + FP_v = 4601 plf Horizontal forces on wall Total; Ftotal_h = Fmoist_h + Fexc_h + Fsur_h = 1302 plf Overturning moments on wall Total; Mtotai OT = Mmoist OT + Msur OT = 4893 lb-ft/ft Restoring moments on wall Total; Mtotai R = Mstem R + Mbase R + Mmoist R + Mexc R + MP R = 12512 lb-ft/ft Check stability against overturning Factor of safety; FoSot = 2.557; > 1.5 PASS - Factor of safety against overturning is adequate Bearing pressure check Vertical forces on wall Total; Ftotal_v = Fstem + Fbase + Fmoist_v + Fsur_v + FP_v = 4711 Of Horizontal forces on wall Total; Ftotal_h = max(Fmoist_h + Fpass_h + Fsur_h - Ftotal_v ' tan(bbb), 0 plf) = 0 plf Moments on wall Total; Mtotai = Mstem + Mbase + Mmoist + Wass + Msur + MP = 7981 lb—ft/ft Check bearing pressure Bearing pressure at toe; qtoe = 1839 psf; Bearing pressure at heel; gheel = 180 psf Factor of safety; FOSbp = 1.087; PASS - Allowable bearing pressure exceeds maximum applied bearing pressure Project Job Ref. 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PO Box 1040, Tacoma, WA 98401-1040 Email: akegl2002@gmail.com 33 Ph: (360)747-7509 Calc. by Date Chk'd by Date App'd by Date GL 06.22.2020 W RETAINING WALL Retaining wall design in accordance with ACI 318-11 Tedds calculation version 2.9.01 Concrete details Compressive strength; f'c = 2500 psi; Concrete type; Normal weight Reinforcement details Yield strength; fy = 60000 psi; Modulus of elasticity; Es = 29000000 psi Cover to reinforcement Front face of stem; csf = 5.2 in; Rear face of stem; csr = 1.5 in Top face of base; Cbt = 2 in; Bottom face of base; Cbb = 3 in From IBC 2015 cl.1605.2.1 Basic load combinations Load combination no.1; 1.4 " Dead Load combination no.2; 1.2 " Dead + 1.6 " Live + 1.6 " Lateral earth Load combination no.3; 1.2 " Dead + 1.0 " Earthquake + 1.0 " Live + 1.6 " Lateral earth Load combination no.4; 0.9 " Dead + 1.0 " Earthquake + 1.6 " Lateral earth Check stem design at base of stem Depth of section; h = 8 in Rectangular section in flexure - Chapter 10 Factored bending moment; M = 5565 Ib_ft/ft Compression reinforcement; None; Area provided; Asf.prov = 0 in2/ft Tension reinforcement; No.5 bars @ 14" c/c; Area provided; Asr.prov = 0.263 inz/ft Max.reinforcement spacing; smax = 18 In PASS - Reinforcement is adequately spaced Nominal flexural strength; Mn = 7729 lb_ft/ft; Strength reduction factor; 0.9 Design flexural strength; �Mn = 6956 lb_ft/ft; M / �Mn = 0.800 PASS - Design flexural strength exceeds factored bending moment Reinforcement by analysis; Asr.des = 0.208 inz/ft; Minimum reinforcement; Asr.min = 0.248 inz/ft PASS - Area of reinforcement provided is greater than minimum area of reinforcement required Rectangular section in shear - Chapter 11 Design shear force; V = 2012 Ib/ft Nominal conc.shear strength; Vc = 7425 Ib/ft; Strength reduction factor; �s = 0.75 Design conc.shear strength; KV = 5569 Ib/ft; V / �W = 0.361 PASS - No shear reinforcement is required Horizontal reinforcement parallel to face of stem Min.area of reinforcement; Asx.req = 0.192 inz/ft Trans.reinforcement provided; No.4 bars @ 12" c/c; Trans.reinforcement provided; Asx.prov = 0.196 inz/ft PASS - Area of reinforcement provided is greater than area of reinforcement required Check base design at toe Depth of section; h = 12 in Rectangular section in flexure - Chapter 10 Factored bending moment; M = 1807 Ib_ft/ft Project Job Ref. 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PO Box 1040, Tacoma, WA 98401-1040 Email: akegl2002@gmail.com 34 Ph: (360)747-7509 Calc. by Date Chk'd by Date App'd by Date GL 06.22.2020 Compression reinforcement; No.5 bars @ 14" c/c; Area provided; Abt.prov = 0.263 inz/ft Tension reinforcement; No.5 bars @ 14" c/c; Area provided; Abb.prov = 0.263 inz/ft Max.reinforcement spacing; smax = 18 in PASS - Reinforcement is adequately spaced Nominal flexural strength; Mn = 11016 lb_ft/ft; Strength reduction factor; 0.9 Design flexural strength; �Mn = 9914 lb_ft/ft; M / �Mn = 0.182 PASS - Design flexural strength exceeds factored bending moment Reinforcement by analysis; Abb.des = 0.047 inz/ft; Minimum reinforcement; Abb.min = 0.259 inz/ft PASS - Area of reinforcement provided is greater than minimum area of reinforcement required Rectangular section in shear - Chapter 11 Design shear force; V = 2715 Ib/ft Nominal conc.shear strength; Vc = 10425 Ib/ft; Strength reduction factor; �s = 0.75 Design conc.shear strength; �Vc = 7819 Ib/ft; V / �Vc = 0.347 PASS - No shear reinforcement is required Check base design at heel Depth of section; h = 12 in Rectangular section in flexure - Chapter 10 Factored bending moment; M = 4276 lb_ft/ft Compression reinforcement; No.5 bars @ 14" c/c; Area provided; Abb.prov = 0.263 inz/ft Tension reinforcement; No.5 bars @ 14" c/c; Area provided; Abt.prov = 0.263 inz/ft Max.reinforcement spacing; smax = 18 In PASS - Reinforcement is adequately spaced Nominal flexural strength; Mn = 12331 lb_ft/ft; Strength reduction factor; 0.9 Design flexural strength; �Mn = 11098 lb_ft/ft; M / +Mn = 0.385 PASS - Design flexural strength exceeds factored bending moment Reinforcement by analysis; Abt.des = 0.099 inz/ft; Minimum reinforcement; Abt.min = 0.259 inz/ft PASS - Area of reinforcement provided is greater than minimum area of reinforcement required Rectangular section in shear - Chapter 11 Design shear force; V = 2351 Ib/ft Nominal conc.shear strength; Vc = 11625 Ib/ft; Design conc.shear strength; KV = 8719 Ib/ft; Transverse reinforcement parallel to base Strength reduction factor; �s = 0.75 V / �Vc = 0.270 PASS - No shear reinforcement is required Min.area of reinforcement; Abx.req = 0.259 inz/ft Trans.reinforcement provided; No.4 bars @ 16" c/c each face; Trans.reinforcement provided; Abx.prov = 0.295 Inz/ft PASS - Area of reinforcement provided is greater than area of reinforcement required Project Job Ref. GL Architectural Engr Edmonds townhouse 2019 Section Sheet no./rev. PO Box 1040, Tacoma, WA 98401-1040 Email: akegl2002@gmail.com 35 Ph: (360)747-7509 Calc. by Date Chk'd by Date App'd by Date GL 06.22.2020 15 N. 4 bars @ 12' k honz. reinforcement ParaJ Ilel to ta- of stem Nos bars @ 14" c1, No.5 bars @ 14" c/c 2 t T No 5 bars@14"dc 3 No.4 bars @ 15inforcement' Gc transverse re in base Reinforcement details WIND LOADING (ASCE7-10) WIND LOADING (ASCE7-10) In accordance with ASCE7-10 incorporating Errata No. 1 and Errata No. 2 Using the directional design method Tedds calculation version 2.0.20 Project Job Ref. GL Architectural Engr Edmonds townhouse 2019 Section Sheet no./rev. PO Box 1040, Tacoma, WA 98401-1040 Email: akegl2002@gmail.com 36 Ph: (360)747-7509 Calc. by Date Chk'd by Date App'd by Date GL 06.22.2020 LO v 86.7 ft Plan Building data Type of roof; Length of building; Width of building; Height to eaves; Pitch of roof; Mean height; General wind load requirements Basic wind speed; Risk category; Velocity pressure exponent coeff (Table 26.6-1); Exposure category (cl.26.7.3); Enclosure classification (cl.26.10); Internal pressure coef +ve (Table 26.11-1); Internal pressure coef-ve (Table 26.11-1); Gust effect factor; Topography Topography factor not significant; Velocity pressure equation; Velocity pressures table 45 ft Elevation Gable b = 86.67 ft d = 45.00 ft H = 32.50 ft ao = 22.0 deg h = 37.05 ft V = 110.0 mph Kd = 0.85 B Enclosed buildings GCpi_p = 0.18 GCpi_n = -0.18 Gf = 0.85 KZt = 1.0 q = 0.00256 " Kz " Kit " Kd " V2 " 1 psf/mph2; z (ft) Kz (Table 27.3-1) qz (psf) 15.00 0.57 15.01 20.00 0.62 16.32 30.00 0.70 18.43 32.50 0.72 18.83 37.05 0.74 19.54 41.59 0.77 20.22 Peak velocity pressure for internal pressure Peak velocity pressure - internal (as roof press.); qi = 19.54 psf Pressures and forces Net pressure; p = q ' Gf" Cpe -qi' GCpi; Project Job Ref. GL Architectural Engr Edmonds townhouse 2019 Section Sheet no./rev. PO Box 1040, Tacoma, WA 98401-1040 Email: akegl2002@gmail.com 37 Ph: (360)747-7509 Calc. by Date Chk'd by Date App'd by Date GL 06.22.2020 Net force; Roof load case 1 -Wind 0, GCpi 0.18, -Cpe Fw = p " Aref; Ref. Ext pressure Peak velocity Net pressure Area Net force Zone height coefficient cpe pressure qp p Aref Fw (ft) (psf) (psf) (ft') (kips) A (-ve) 37.05 -0.53 19.54 -12.29 2103.22 -25.85 B (-ve) 37.05 -0.60 19.54 -13.49 2103.22 -28.36 Total vertical net force; Total horizontal net force; Walls load case 1 - Wind 0, GCpi 0.18, -Cpe Fw,v = -50.26 kips Fw,h = 0.94 kips Zone Ref. height (ft) Ext pressure coefficient cpe Peak velocity pressure qp (psf) Net pressure p (psf) Area Aref (ft') Net force Fw (kips) Al 15.00 0.80 15.01 6.69 1300.05 8.69 A2 20.00 0.80 16.32 7.58 433.35 3.29 A3 32.50 0.80 18.83 9.28 1083.38 10.06 B 37.05 -0.50 19.54 -11.82 2816.78 -33.31 C 37.05 -0.70 19.54 -15.15 1667.04 -25.25 D 37.05 -0.70 19.54 -15.15 1667.04 -25.25 Overall loading Projected vertical plan area of wall; Projected vertical area of roof; Minimum overall horizontal loading; Leeward net force; Windward net force; Overall horizontal loading; Roof load case 2 -Wind 0, GCpi -0.18, -Ocpe Avertw o = b " H = 2816.78 ft2 Avert_r_o = b " d/2 " tan(ao) = 787.88 ft2 Fw,total_min = pmin_w " Avert _w_0 + pmin_r " Avert_r_o = 51.37 kips FI = Fw,wB = -33.3 kips Fw = Fw,wA_1 + Fw,wA_2 + Fw,wA_3 = 22.0 kips Fw,total = max(Fw - FI + Fw,h, Fw,total_min) = 56.3 kips Ref. Ext pressure Peak velocity Net pressure Area Net force Zone height coefficient cpe pressure qp p Aref Fw (ft) (psf) (psf) (ft') (kips) A (+ve) 37.05 -0.04 19.54 2.83 2103.22 5.95 B (+ve) 37.05 -0.60 19.54 -6.45 2103.22 -13.56 Total vertical net force; Total horizontal net force; Walls load case 2 -Wind 0, GCpi -0.18, -Ocpe Fw,v = -7.06 kips Fw,h = 7.31 kips Ref. Ext pressure Peak velocity Net pressure Area Net force Zone height coefficient cpe pressure qp p Aref Fw (ft) (psf) (psf) (ft) (kips) Al 15.00 0.80 15.01 13.72 1300.05 17.84 A2 20.00 0.80 16.32 14.62 433.35 6.33 Project Job Ref. GL Architectural Engr Edmonds townhouse 2019 Section Sheet no./rev. PO Box 1040, Tacoma, WA 98401-1040 Email: akegl2002@gmail.com 38 Ph: (360)747-7509 Calc. by Date Chk'd by Date App'd by Date GL 06.22.2020 Zone Ref. height (ft) Ext pressure coefficient cpe Peak velocity pressure qp (psf) Net pressure p (psf) Area Aref (ft2) Net force F,v (kips) A3 32.50 0.80 18.83 16.32 1083.38 17.68 B 37.05 -0.50 19.54 -4.79 2816.78 -13.49 C 37.05 -0.70 19.54 -8.11 1667.04 -13.52 D 37.05 -0.70 19.54 -8.11 1667.04 -13.52 Overall loading Projected vertical plan area of wall; Projected vertical area of roof; Minimum overall horizontal loading; Leeward net force; Windward net force; Overall horizontal loading; Roof load case 3 -Wind 90, GCpi 0.18, -Cpe Avertw o = b " H = 2816.78 ft2 Avert_r_o = b " d/2 " tan(ao) = 787.88 ft2 Fw,total_min = pmin_w " Avert _w_0 + pmin_r " Avert_r_o = 51.37 kips FI = Fw,wB = -13.5 kips Fw = Fw,wA_1 + Fw,wA_2 + Fw,wA_3 = 41.9 kips Fw,total = max(Fw - FI + Fw,h, Fw,total_min) = 62.7 kips Zone Ref. height (ft) Ext pressure coefficient cpe Peak velocity pressure qp (psf) Net pressure p (psf) Area Aref (ft') Net force F v (kips) A (-ve) 37.05 -0.90 19.54 -18.47 898.98 -16.60 B (-ve) 37.05 -0.90 19.54 -18.47 898.98 -16.60 C (-ve) 37.05 -0.50 19.54 -11.82 1797.96 -21.26 D (-ve) 37.05 -0.30 19.54 -8.50 610.53 -5.19 Total vertical net force; Total horizontal net force; Walls load case 3 - Wind 90, GCpi 0.18, -Cpe Fw,v = -55.31 kips Fw,h = 0.00 kips Zone Ref. height (ft) Ext pressure coefficient cpe Peak velocity pressure qp (psf) Net pressure p (psf) Area Aref (ft') Net force FW (kips) Al 15.00 0.80 15.01 6.69 675.00 4.51 A2 30.00 0.80 18.43 9.02 675.00 6.09 A3 41.59 0.80 20.22 10.23 317.04 3.24 B 37.05 -0.31 19.54 -8.75 1667.04 -14.58 C 37.05 -0.70 19.54 -15.15 2816.78 -42.66 D 37.05 -0.70 19.54 -15.15 2816.78 -42.66 Overall loading Projected vertical plan area of wall; Projected vertical area of roof; Minimum overall horizontal loading; Leeward net force; Avert_w_so = d " H + d2 " tan(ao) / 4 = 1667.04 ft2 Avert r so = 0.00 ft2 Fw,total_min = pmin_w " Avert_w_90 + pmin_r " Avert_r_90 = 26.67 kips FI = Fw,wB = -14.6 kips Project Job Ref. 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PO Box 1040, Tacoma, WA 98401-1040 Email: akegl2002@gmail.com 39 Ph: (360)747-7509 Calc. by Date Chk'd by Date App'd by Date GL 06.22.2020 Windward net force; Overall horizontal loading; Roof load case 4 - Wind 90, GCpi -0.18, +cpe Fw = Fw,wA_1 + Fw,wA_2 + Fw,wA_3 = 13.8 kips Fw,total = max(Fw - FI + Fw,h, Fw,total_min) = 28.4 kips Zone Ref. height (ft) Ext pressure coefficient cpe Peak velocity pressure qp (psf) Net pressure p (psf) Area Aref (ft') Net force F v (kips) A (+ve) 37.05 -0.18 19.54 0.53 898.98 0.47 B (+ve) 37.05 -0.18 19.54 0.53 898.98 0.47 C (+ve) 37.05 -0.18 19.54 0.53 1797.96 0.95 D (+ve) 37.05 -0.18 19.54 0.53 610.53 0.32 Total vertical net force; Total horizontal net force; Walls load case 4 -Wind 90, GCpi -0.18, +cpe Fw,v = 2.06 kips Fw,h = 0.00 kips Zone Ref. height (ft) Ext pressure coefficient cpe Peak velocity pressure qp (psf) Net pressure p (psf) Area Aref (ft') Net force F v (kips) Al 15.00 0.80 15.01 13.72 675.00 9.26 A2 30.00 0.80 18.43 16.05 675.00 10.83 A3 41.59 0.80 20.22 17.27 317.04 5.47 B 37.05 -0.31 19.54 -1.71 1667.04 -2.85 C 37.05 -0.70 19.54 -8.11 2816.78 -22.85 D 37.05 -0.70 19.54 -8.11 2816.78 -22.85 Overall loading Projected vertical plan area of wall; Projected vertical area of roof; Minimum overall horizontal loading; Leeward net force; Windward net force; Overall horizontal loading; Avert_w_so = d " H + d2 " tan(ao) / 4 = 1667.04 ft2 Avert r so = 0.00 ft2 Fw,total_min = pmin_w ' Avert_w_90 + pmin_r ' Avert_r_90 = 26.67 kips FI = Fw,wB = -2.9 kips Fw = Fw,wA_1 + Fw,wA_2 + Fw,wA_3 = 25.6 kips Fw,total = max(Fw - FI + Fw,h, Fw,total_min) = 28.4 kips Project Job Ref. GL Architectural Engr Edmonds townhouse 2019 Section Sheet no./rev. PO Box 1040, Tacoma, WA 98401-1040 Email: akegl2002@gmaii.com 40 Ph: (360)747-7509 Calc. by Date Chk'd by Date App'd by Date GL 06.22.2020 45 ft10 Side face 86.7 ft T V O C_ Plan view - Gable roof A 1 A U� N M At 86.7 ft Windward face T T cl�f 4= Ln B Lrn N N CO CO s 86.7 ft Leeward face Project Job Ref. GL Architectural Engr Edmonds townhouse 2019 Section Sheet no./rev. PO Box 1040, Tacoma, WA 98401-1040 Email: akegl2002@gmail.com 41 Ph: (360)747-7509 Calc. by Date Chk'd by Date App'd by Date GL 06.22.2020 Wind - 90° 86.7 ft ► 18.5 ft 18.5 ft 37 ft 12.6 ft ► Plan view - Gable roof C N M �86.7 ft10 Side face SEISMIC FORCES (ASCE7) SEISMIC FORCES (ASCE 7-10) ♦ LO N M 45ft ► Windward face B N M V �4--45 ftlo Leeward face Tedds calculation version 3.0.10 Project Job Ref. GL Architectural Engr Edmonds townhouse 2019 Section Sheet no./rev. PO Box 1040, Tacoma, WA 98401-1040 Email: akegl2002@gmail.com 42 Ph: (360)747-7509 Calc. by Date Chk'd by Date App'd by Date GL 06.22.2020 Site parameters Site class; D Mapped acceleration parameters (Section 11.4.1) at short period; Ss = 1.262 at 1 sec period; St = 0.493 Site coefficientat short period (Table 11.4-1); Fa = 1.000 at 1 sec period (Table 11.4-2); F = 1.507 Spectral response acceleration parameters at short period (Eq. 11.4-1); Sms = Fa " Ss = 1.262 at 1 sec period (Eq. 11.4-2); Smt = F, " St = 0.743 Design spectral acceleration parameters (Sect 11.4.4) at short period (Eq. 11.4-3); SDs = 2 / 3 " Sms = 0.841 at 1 sec period (Eq. 11.4-4); SD1 = 2 / 3 " Smt = 0.495 Seismic design category Risk category (Table 1.5-1); Seismic design category based on short period response acceleration (Table 11.6-1) D Seismic design category based on 1 sec period response acceleration (Table 11.6-2) D Seismic design category; D Approximate fundamental period Height above base to highest level of building; From Table 12.8-2: Structure type; Building period parameter Ct; Building period parameter x; Approximate fundamental period (Eq 12.8-7); Building fundamental period (Sect 12.8.2); Long -period transition period; Seismic response coefficient Seismic force -resisting system (Table 12.2-1); Response modification factor (Table 12.2-1); Seismic importance factor (Table 1.5-2); Seismic response coefficient (Sect 12.8.1.1) Calculated (Eq 12.8-2); Maximum (Eq 12.8-3); Minimum (Eq 12.8-5); Seismic response coefficient; hn=30ft All other systems Ct = 0.02 x = 0.75 Ta = Ct (hn)x " 1sec / (1ft)x= 0.256 sec T=Ta=0.256sec TL=6sec A. Bearing_Wall_Systems 15. Light -frame (wood) walls sheathed with wood structural panels R=6.5 le = 1.000 Cs_caic = SIDS / (R / le) = 0.1294 Cs -max = SD1 / (T " (R / le)) = 0.2972 Cs -min = max(0.044 " SIDS ' Ie,0.01) = 0.0370 Cs = 0.1294 Project Job Ref. GL Architectural Engr Edmonds townhouse 2019 Section Sheet no./rev. PO Box 1040, Tacoma, WA 98401-1040 Email: akegl2002@gmail.com 43 Ph: (360)747-7509 Calc. by Date Chk'd by Date App'd by Date GL 06.22.2020 Seismic base shear (Sect 12.8.1) Effective seismic weight of the structure; W = 211.5 kips Seismic response coefficient; C5 = 0.1294 Seismic base shear (Eq 12.8-1); V = C5 " W = 27.4 kips Vertical distribution of seismic forces (Sect 12.8.3) Vertical distribution factor (Eq 12.8-12); Cvx = wx " h'k / E(Wi " hik) Lateral force induced at level i (Eq 12.8-11); F. = Cvx " V Vertical force distribution table Portion of Distribution Height from effective exponent Vertical Lateral force Level base to Level i related to distribution induced at Project Job Ref. GL Architectural Engr Edmonds townhouse 2019 Section Sheet no./rev. PO Box 1040, Tacoma, WA 98401-1040 Email: akegl2002@gmail.com 44 Ph: (360)747-7509 Calc. by Date Chk'd by Date App'd by Date GL 06.22.2020 Storywwind = 19.5 x 10=195 plf In the N-S direction 2nd Floor Top Plate Level O 43.33' Wall Line a Shear Force (LBF) 7127.5 Wall Length (FT) 30.0 Wall Unit Shear (LB/FT) 237.58 Uplift (LBF) -944.90 Holdown NA SW Type SW1 Story wwind = 19.5 x 10.5=205 plf In the N-S direction 1st Floor Top Plate Level 43.33' c e 7127.5 7127.5 44.5 11.4 160.17 624.67 3652.46 4122.83 NA HTT4 SW1 SW2 Wall Line a c Shear Force (LBF) 11535.0 11535.0 Wall Length (FT) 25.0 25 Wall Unit Shear (LB/FT) 461.40 461.40 Uplift (LBF) <0 <0 Holdown NA NA SW Type SW1 SW1 Roof Top Plates Level (wind controls design) Story wand = 17 x 196/45+17 x4.5=150. 5 plf In the E-W direction 19 26 Wall Line 1 2 4 Shear Force (LBF) 1429.8 3386.25 1956.5 Wall Length (FT) 25.7 43.49 16.9 Wall Unit Shear (LB/FT) 55.72 77.86 115.70 Uplift (LBF) 103.49 -968.52 425.57 Holdown CS16 NA CS16 SW Type SW1 SW1 SW1 Project Job Ref. GL Architectural Engr Edmonds townhouse 2019 Section Sheet no./rev. PO Box 1040, Tacoma, WA 98401-1040 Email: akegl2002@gmail.com 45 Ph: (360)747-7509 Calc. by Date Chk'd by Date App'd by Date GL 06.22.2020 Storywwind = 17 x 10=170 plf In the E-W direction 2nd Floor Top Plate Level O 19, Wall Line 1 2 4 Shear Force (LBF) 3045.0 7211.25 4166.5 Wall Length (FT) 34.0 43.49 16.9 Wall Unit Shear (LB/FT) 89.56 165.81 246.39 Uplift (LBF) 985.15 -260.76 2090.76 Holdown STHD10 NA CS14 SW Type SW1 SW1 SW1 Story wwind = 1 x 10.5=178.5 plf In the E-W direction 1st Floor Top Plate Level 0 26 0 Wall Line 1 2 4 Shear Force (LBF) 9531.5 _ 6487.0 Wall Length (FT) concrete wall _ 22.5 Wall Unit Shear (LB/FT) NA 288.31 Uplift (LBF) NA 4 1618.27 Holdown NA STHD10 SW Type concrete wal I I SW1 SEISMIC Ibf/ft (CAPACITY AT ULTIMATE LEVEL) WIND Ibf/ft (CAPACITY AT ULTIMATE LEVEL) SW 1 357 498 SW2 521 729 SW3 670 937 SW4 870 1220 S W 6 1740 2440