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    Wood Shear Wall and Diaphragm Deflection

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    This document provides instructions for entering data to calculate the deflection of a wood shear wall or diaphragm. It includes the parameters to enter such as wood species and grade, panel thickness, nail size and spacing, boundary element properties, and maximum shear loads. Equations are shown to calculate deflection due to bending, shear, nail deformation, and chord splice slip. Sample data is entered for a hem-fir shear wall and Douglas fir-larch diaphragm as examples.

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    Wood Shear Wall and Diaphragm Deflection

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    This document provides instructions for entering data to calculate the deflection of a wood shear wall or diaphragm. It includes the parameters to enter such as wood species and grade, panel thickness, nail size and spacing, boundary element properties, and maximum shear loads. Equations are shown to calculate deflection due to bending, shear, nail deformation, and chord splice slip. Sample data is entered for a hem-fir shear wall and Douglas fir-larch diaphragm as examples.

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    This document provides instructions for entering data to calculate the deflection of a wood shear wall or diaphragm. It includes the parameters to enter such as wood species and grade, panel thickness, nail size and spacing, boundary element properties, and maximum shear loads. Equations are shown to calculate deflection due to bending, shear, nail deformation, and chord splice slip. Sample data is entered for a hem-fir shear wall and Douglas fir-larch diaphragm as examples.

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    Download as XLS, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Download as xls, pdf, or txt
    326 views2 pages

    Wood Shear Wall and Diaphragm Deflection

    Uploaded by

    Franklin Garcia
    This document provides instructions for entering data to calculate the deflection of a wood shear wall or diaphragm. It includes the parameters to enter such as wood species and grade, panel thickness, nail size and spacing, boundary element properties, and maximum shear loads. Equations are shown to calculate deflection due to bending, shear, nail deformation, and chord splice slip. Sample data is entered for a hem-fir shear wall and Douglas fir-larch diaphragm as examples.

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    Deflection of Wood Shear Wall

    How to Enter Data

    December 6, 2013

    Developed by: Forum Engineers b= v= 10 300 ft plf Boundary Element


    Species Grade Hem-Fir No. 2

    0.178

    in

    h=

    ft (in) (in) (in) (in) (in 3 ) (in 2 ) (in 4 ) (psi)

    Wood Panel Grades or Species Group Numbers Exterior C-C and C-D G = 90,000 Nominal thickness of wood panel 15/32-U Interior Edge Nailing 10d @

    psi

    # nominal b nominal d actual b actual d S A I E

    HF No.2 --2 2 6 3.00 5.50 15.13 16.50 41.59 1,300,000

    t =

    0.298 psi Unsanded 75 0.0108 pounds / 10d in

    en load/nail 0.006 60 0.010 80 OK

    3 in. o.c.

    en

    Holddown Selection Holddown connecting to STHD14RJ

    Foundation da = 0.023

    in

    8 v h3 EAb
    (bending)

    vh Gt
    (shear)

    0.75 h e n
    (nail deformation)

    h da b
    (chord splice slip)

    = = v h b E A G t en da

    0.0057 0.1780 = = = = = = = = =

    0.0895

    0.0648

    0.0180

    maximum shear due to design loads at the top of wall (plf) wall height (ft) wall width (ft) elastic moduus of boundary element (vertical member at shear wall boundary) (psi) area of boundary element cross section (sq.in.) modulus of rigidity of wood structural panel (psi) effective thickness of wood structural panel for shear (in) nail deformation (in) deflection due to anchorage details (rotation and slip at tie-down bolts) (in)

    Deflection of Wood Diaphragm


    How to Enter Data

    December 6, 2013

    Developed by: Forum Engineers Boundary Element


    Species Grade Douglas Fir-Larch No. 2

    L=

    30

    ft

    v b= 60 ft

    0.496

    in v= 200 plf

    (in) (in) (in) (in) (in 3 ) (in 2 ) (in 4 ) (psi)

    # nominal b nominal d actual b actual d S A I E

    DFL No.2 --2 2 6 3.00 5.50 15.13 16.50 41.59 1,600,000

    Wood Panel Grades or Species Group Numbers UNBLOCKED Exterior C-C and C-D G = 90,000 Nominal thickness of wood panel 3/4-U t = Interior Edge Nailing 10d @

    psi en load/nail 0.013 100 0.018 120 OK

    0.445 psi Unsanded 100 0.0156 pounds / 10d in

    6 in o.c.

    en

    Chord Splice # of lines Connector Spacing 10 10d 10 ft o.c.

    Dc

    0.077

    in

    5 v L3 8EAb
    (bending)

    vh 4Gt
    (shear)

    0.188 L e n
    (nail deformation)

    ( D c X) 2b
    (chord splice slip)

    = = = v b L E A G t en

    0.0021 0.2479 0.4958 = = = = = = = = =

    + *

    0.0375 2

    0.0880

    0.1203

    (D c X)

    maximum diaphragm shear due to design loads in the direction under consideration (plf) diaphragm width (ft) diaphragm length (ft) elastic moduus of chords (vertical member at shear wall boundary) (psi) area of chord cross section (sq.in.) modulus of rigidity of wood structural panel (psi) effective thickness of wood structural panel for shear (in) nail deformation (in) sum of individual chord-splice slip values on both sides of the diaphragm, each multiplied by its distance to the nearest support

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