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201 lc <br /> PROJECT NO. SHEET NO. <br /> /11111 S221012-3XR <br /> AN,00. <br /> 1213 Hoyt Ave Everett WA 98201 <br /> PROJECT <br /> LONGITUDE SUBJECT Foundation Stabilization/Jacking <br /> ONE TWENTY° <br /> ENGINEERING&DESIGN BY JT DATE 12/02/2022 <br /> Maximum loading on grade beam determined <br /> based on building geometry,and through WI _ <br /> conservative assumptions regarding span <br /> lengths and support walls/foundation.Basically, <br /> all concrete walls assumed full tributary span of X L/2 L/2 <br /> floor members and roof members. <br /> Design code: IBC 2018 <br /> Roof LL(snow ground):25 psf <br /> Floor LL:40 psf * <br /> Patio/Deck LL:60 psf <br /> Floor/Roof DL: 15 psf <br /> Wall DL: 12 psf <br /> Conc Wall DL: 150pcf x 240 in2=250 plf <br /> *see following pages for area calc <br /> Helical Pile#1-4 2-2" (18" + 8r) <br /> • <br /> Roof Trib=0.5*26'= 13' <br /> Floor Trib=0.5*12'+5'= 17' <br /> Typical Fir Ht= 15' y <br /> Helical Pile#5,9 <br /> Roof Trib=0.5*26'= 13' <br /> Floor Trib=0.5*20'= 10' Pile and connection requirements per Pile and connection requirements per <br /> Porch Trib=0.5*10'=5' contractor contractor <br /> Typical Fir Ht= 10' <br /> Helical Pile#6-8 <br /> Roof Trib=5' <br /> Porch Trib=6' <br /> Conc Wall Ht=4'-0" -0"MAX <br /> Helical Pile #1-4 Helical Pile #5,9 Helical Pile #6-8 <br /> Case 1: Point Load(6'Span) Case 1: Point Load(6'Span) Case 1: Point Load(10'Span) <br /> Pile Reaction=1365 plf*6'=8.2 k Pile Reaction= 1565 plf*6'=9.4 k Pile Reaction= 1050 plf* 10'= 10.5 k <br /> Pile Reaction w/SW= 1615 plf*6'=9.7 k Pile Reaction w/SW= 1815 plf*6'= 10.9 k <br /> Case 2: Uniform Load Case 2: Uniform Load Case 2: Uniform Load <br /> -DL= 12*15+15*(13+17)=630 plf -DL=12*10+15*(13+10+5)=540 plf -DL= 15*(5+6)+400=565 plf <br /> -LL=40*17=680 plf -LL=40*10+60*5=700 plf -LL=60*6=360 plf <br /> -SL(snow)=25*13=325 plf -SL(snow)=25*13=325 plf -SL(snow)=25*5= 125 plf <br /> Total load=DL+LL+SL=1365 plf Total load=DL+LL+SL= 1565 plf Total load=DL+LL+SL= 1050 plf <br /> Total load w/SW= DL+LL+SL=1615 plf Total load w/SW=DL+LL+SL= 1815 plf <br /> Refer to attached calculations for analysis. Refer to attached calculations for analysis. Refer to attached calculations for analysis. <br /> Conclusion: <br /> Based on the loading and geometry of the structure we conclude that the foundation may be stabilized through the use of piles and <br /> connections per R&R.These are to be attached to the stem-wall (grade-beam)at an on-center(o.c.)spacing no greater than 6'-0"o.c.. <br /> L120 ENGINEERING&DESIGN <br />
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