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Mr. John Day <br /> Slichter Ugrin Architecture <br /> Plan Check Number: B1709-015, First Review <br /> April 27, 2018 <br /> etail 9/S2.1 specifies Simpson "BA"hangers for the wood joists. See IBC Section 107.2.1. <br /> Th following comments should be addressed: <br /> The size of the hanger should be specified. <br /> 6 The hangers will be welded to the channels. However, the existing sheathing is to remain <br /> in-place. Clarify how the work will be performed. <br /> . Revised calculations for the design of the roof framing supporting the parapet bracing should <br /> be submitted for review. See comments below regarding the wind pressures. The calculations <br /> should include a key plan clarifying the members being evaluated. The loads from the bracing <br /> are concentrated on the joists, and therefore the joists should not consider the repetitive <br /> member factor Cr per NDS-15 Table 4.3.1. See IBC Sections 1604.1 and 2306.1. The following <br /> minimum locations should be included in the calculations: <br /> a. Joists parallel and perpendicular to the bracing that provide direct support. Note that joists <br /> in the building corners are concurrently subject to both conditions. <br /> b. Joists supporting back-span ends of joists providing direct support. <br /> c. Exterior cantilever ends of existing framing that support joists providing direct support. <br /> C The roof framing plan on Sheet S2 specifies multiple existing built-up beams to be <br /> strengthened with C10 beams per Detail 9/S2.1. The C10 beams effectively replace the <br /> existing beams, but will rely on the existing beams for end bearing on the existing supports. <br /> Calculations substantiating the existing beam ends to transfer loads to the supports should be <br /> submitted for review, including but not limited to: end shear, end flexure, crushing at the end <br /> thru-bolt, bolt shear, and bearing on the support. Note that a single bolt provides the primary <br /> shear transfer at the ends, and the bolt placement is staggered along the length and vertically. <br /> The capacity and detailing check for the bolt capacities and detailing shall consider the most <br /> severe position of the bolt in the beam depth. See IBC Sections 1604.2 and 1604.4. <br /> • 1,(6 711/1/4 1f iJ$ <br /> Lateral System: .-J/o & t I'7✓� ri'O eak-r et�•o-�t_‘6o,o/0f7 <br /> ge 2 of the structural calculations provides the design wind pressures for the parapet design. <br /> The wind pressures should be revised based on the following comments. The structural design <br /> may need to be revised. See IBC Section 1609.1. <br /> The exposure adjustment factor (EAF) appears to be based on a height of 15 feet per ASCE <br /> 7-10 Table 30.7-2. The factor should be EAF=0.692 for a maximum parapet height of <br /> approximately 20 feet per the elevations on Sheet A4.1. <br /> j ?The windward and leeward pressures appear based on a maximum height of 15 feet. <br /> Design pressures, including the roof pressure considered for the windward pressure, shall <br /> be based on the maximum parapet height of 20 feet. See ASCE 7-10 Section 30.7.1.2 and <br /> /The <br /> figure 30.7-1. • <br /> windward and leeward parapet pressures shall consider positive and negative <br /> pressures on each side of the respective parapets per Figure 30.7-1. Based on Table 30.7- <br /> 2, the windward and leeward pressures appear to be at least 105.9 psf and 72.6 psf, <br /> respectively. <br /> dhe calculations for the design of the framing and connections should be revised using the <br /> required wind pressures. The windward and leeward pressures should should be applied in <br /> the applicable directions for all portions of the structure to develop the maximum load <br /> effects. <br /> —Page-3-ef-5 <br /> CITY OF EVERE1T• 3200 Cedar Street • Everett,WA 98201 • (425) 257-8810 • Fax(425) 257-8857 1- <br />
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