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1111111111111111 <br /> MINI <br /> INNIIIIII <br /> Inil <br /> width has been used based on the fact that the floor or roof sheathing is applied perpendicular to <br /> the framing so that the width of the sheathing is typically 4 or 8 feet wide.When the shear wall <br /> tries to lift up the sheathing will effectively"pick up"the floor for some distance. For this project <br /> DCI would like to keep this 4'tributary width as the basis for our design. <br /> i. The shear wall holdown design shall be revised. The earthquake component shall <br /> be increased per the provisions of ACI 318-14 Section 17.2.3.4.3. The design load <br /> shall be calculated per ASCE 7-10 Section 12.4.3.2 Equation 7:a)the overstrength <br /> factor shall apply to the earthquake component, not the net uplift force after <br /> reduction by gravity loads;and b)the vertical seismic load effect per Section <br /> 12.4.2.2 shall be included in the design load. Note that the uplift forces have been <br /> calculated using ASD load combinations; LRFD-based loads shall be used to verify <br /> the anchorage design, not soft conversions. See IBC Sections 1613.1 and 1901.2. <br /> DCI Response:The design for the anchorage of the shear wall hold downs has been updated to <br /> include overstrength factors per ASCE 7-10 Section 12.4.3.2 equation 7.See Supplemental <br /> calculations sheets S-6 thru S-18. <br /> j. The design of the HDU8 anchor requires a minimum embedment of 11";the <br /> calculations states a footing thickness of 14". The footings are only 12"thick per <br /> Sheet S2.0. The design shall be revised. The minimum concrete cover of 3" per ACI <br /> 318-14 shall be maintained. Verify the minimum clearance required by the <br /> manufacturer for this product. <br /> DCI Response: Based on updated anchorage calculations the HDU 8 anchors require 13" <br /> embedment.As a result,the continuous footings now have a depth of 16"at the HDU 8 holdowns <br /> to provide 3"cover.The footings with the HDU 5 and below will have a 14"depth to provide a 4" <br /> cover for the 5/8"diameter anchors that require 11"embedment. <br /> k. The following comments shall be addressed for the Hold-Down table in Detail <br /> 12/S3.0: <br /> i. The design strengths shall be defined as ASD or LRFD. Note that the design <br /> values in the Shear Wall Schedule of Detail 11/S3.0 should be similarly <br /> defined. <br /> ii. The embedment lengths shall be revised for the HDU8. <br /> iii. Calculation page T-8 is based on the Hilti HIT-RE 500 system. Note 6 <br /> specifies the HILTI HIT-HY 200 system. The note shall be revised. Note that <br /> holdowns used for other locations are based on the HILTI HIT-HY 200 <br /> system. If all anchors are changed to the new system,revised calculations <br /> for all holdowns shall be submitted for review. <br /> DCI Response:Design strength for capacity has been noted as ASD.Embedment lengths have been <br /> updated and the calculations have been updated to only use Hilt HIT HY-200 adhesive.See <br /> 12/S3.0 and supplemental calculations S-7 thru S-18. <br /> I. The following comments shall b: addressed for the lid joists: <br /> 3 5 <br />
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