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CodeMaster & Sere ssa ret ences ee This CodeMaster provides tn steps io guide the engineerin structurally designing ‘ypical wood faming members (columns, beams, ots, rafers, et) in accordance with the 2018 itemational Building Code (8G), ASCE 7-18 Minimum Design Loads and Assocsted Crile for Bikngs and Other Stuctures (ASCE 7), and the 2018 National Design Speciaton® for Wood Censiucion (NDS®). Toe NDS iedudes a valuable commentary ad an NDS Supplement weich provides section properties and reference design values. Alowable Stess Design (ASD) is ‘emphaszed; however, Load and Resistance Factor Design (LRFO) is also riuded, This Codehlaster addresses the design of rectangular sawn lumber and structural gued-aminated timbers (GL). Wood structra! panels, wood ois, ‘tuetural compost lumber (LVL, PSL, LSL, OSL, et), cosslaminaied timber (CLT) and decking are not addressed Wood has a wide aay of diferent material properties in seperate orthogonal rections that are inuenced by many factors, Recognizing woods unque properties and proper application of adjustment facts i a the heat of timber design. Calculated stesses are denoted by lower case letters (such asf, for | sated penang sess) nd retence ds ves b ue cse les | (sc as). The NDS dence he aduse dsian ves wih aprine” making (Fs. Fo Fe, Fas, E Emu 1), and itis these adjusted values that are the bats for design. poe ec ‘Wood stucural members such as beams and columns are subject fo many types of loads, incding gravity loads (eg, dead, ve, snow, an rain) and lateral oad (e.. wind, earthquake, and so). Gray loads are detemined by computing the Srucura’ssel-veight in aditon to ve ard snow loads deterined in accordance with IAC Section 1606, 1607 and 168, Wind loads are deteined in accordance with TBC Section 1608 and ASCE 7 Chapters 25 trough 31. Earhquake loads fare determined in accordance with IBC Section 1613 and ASCE 7 Capers t, 12 13, 15, 17, 18. See the CodeMastors on wied and seismic design fr more information. Once the loads have been determined, the load path through the suture i analyzed to determine Is effects such as bending moments, shear forces, comression ‘ores, and tension forces on indcual framing members ‘The load efects are then combined in accordance wih the load combination of IBC Section 1605, ‘SECRETS OF THE CODEMASTER: The seltelgnt of wood framing may be assumed tobe 35 Ist? fr most sritural umber atypical equlium moire | ‘onient. NOS Supplement Table 1B provides uit weghts for common member Sizes. However, published dead loads assumed for cela appicatons (ea. rasidetal of aeady inode sef-weight of sae lumber framing members. ‘SECRETS OF THE CODEMASTER: Desivers have a choice of using ASD or RFD load combinatons. While ASD is more conventional, designs using LRFD loads are easily adaptable with simple conversion factors and wih most adjustments remaining unchanged, Peete eeu atdaent Using unit lads from STEP 1 in conjunction ith tracing the lad path, ember bending, shear, compression, and tension forces are detzmined, Computrg member tnbutary area is cca to load path analysis and is also necessary in 19% Gy (GL) MG > 16% oe 100 08 100 £00 8 037 700 087s oa oT 058 oe 08 oat 0% 100 0a “Ha ity STP GATS Tieng TO Tnsenee B ope | Mls Tet | wore T 1 [12

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