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- Subject: Transfer of roof lateral forces to masonry bearing/shear walls
- From: "Eric McAndrew" <emcandrew(--nospam--at)ha-pa.com>
- Date: Wed, 2 Jul 2003 10:22:29 -0400
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I'm currently working on a one story building
constructed of long span open web steel joists supported on concrete masonry
unit bearing/shear walls. The roof is constructed of an architectural
standing seam metal roof on light gage steel hat channels, there is no
structural steel roof deck. What is the best/proper way to transfer the
roof lateral loads to the shear walls? Will steel angle "X" bracing in the
plane of and connected to the joist bottom chord, sized accordingly, be adequate
to transfer these lateral loads to the walls?
Thanks for the help,
Eric
Eric D. McAndrew, P.E.
emcandrew(--nospam--at)ha-pa.com |
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