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    This document summarizes the design of a wood diaphragm for a building with a Type 4 out-of-plane offset irregularity. The design considers the offset dimension, lateral system spans, sheathing grade and thickness, nail size and spacing, and allowable shear, drag, and chord forces. The analysis checks that the diaphragm dimension ratio and shear capacity are satisfactory. It also checks that the in-plane flexural capacity and collector/chord strap capacity can resist the calculated forces using 2-CMST12 Simpson straps. The design is determined to be adequate for the given parameters.

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    This document summarizes the design of a wood diaphragm for a building with a Type 4 out-of-plane offset irregularity. The design considers the offset dimension, lateral system spans, sheathing grade and thickness, nail size and spacing, and allowable shear, drag, and chord forces. The analysis checks that the diaphragm dimension ratio and shear capacity are satisfactory. It also checks that the in-plane flexural capacity and collector/chord strap capacity can resist the calculated forces using 2-CMST12 Simpson straps. The design is determined to be adequate for the given parameters.

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    This document summarizes the design of a wood diaphragm for a building with a Type 4 out-of-plane offset irregularity. The design considers the offset dimension, lateral system spans, sheathing grade and thickness, nail size and spacing, and allowable shear, drag, and chord forces. The analysis checks that the diaphragm dimension ratio and shear capacity are satisfactory. It also checks that the in-plane flexural capacity and collector/chord strap capacity can resist the calculated forces using 2-CMST12 Simpson straps. The design is determined to be adequate for the given parameters.

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    TransferDiaphragm Wood

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    This document summarizes the design of a wood diaphragm for a building with a Type 4 out-of-plane offset irregularity. The design considers the offset dimension, lateral system spans, sheathing grade and thickness, nail size and spacing, and allowable shear, drag, and chord forces. The analysis checks that the diaphragm dimension ratio and shear capacity are satisfactory. It also checks that the in-plane flexural capacity and collector/chord strap capacity can resist the calculated forces using 2-CMST12 Simpson straps. The design is determined to be adequate for the given parameters.

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    PROJECT :

    CLIENT :
    JOB NO. :

    PAGE :
    DESIGN BY :
    REVIEW BY :

    DATE :

    Wood Diaphragm Design for a Discontinuity of Type 4 out-of-plane offset irregularity


    INPUT DATA
    OFFSET LATERAL SYSTEM DIMENSION
    MAX TWO PERPENDICULAR LATERAL SYSTEM SPAN

    B=
    L=

    12
    32

    ft
    ft

    PANEL GRADE ( 0 or 1)
    =
    1
    <= Sheathing and Single-Floor
    MINIMUM NOMINAL FRAMING WITH ( 2 or 3) =
    3
    in
    15/32 in
    MINIMUM NOMINAL PANEL THICKNESS =
    COMMON NAIL SIZE ( 0=6d, 1=8d, 2=10d )
    1
    8d
    SPECIFIC GRAVITY OF FRAMING MEMBERS
    0.43
    FRAMING OF Douglas-Fir-Larch OR Southern Pine ?
    Yes
    `
    ALLOWABLE SHEAR FORCE ON TRANSFER DIAPHRAGM SIDE
    MAX. ALLOWABLE COLLECTOR (DRAG) FORCE
    MAX. ALLOWABLE CHORD FORCE

    V =

    10

    kips

    T drag =

    11

    kips

    T chord =

    kips

    THE TRANSFER DIAPHRAGM DESIGN IS ADEQUATE.


    BLOCKED 15/32 SHEATHING WITH 8d COMMON NAILS
    @ 2.5 in O.C. BOUNDARY / 4 in O.C. EDGES / 12"O.C. FIELD.
    (USE 2-CMST12 COLLECTOR/CHORD SIMPSON STRAP AROUND THE DIAPHRAGM.)

    ANALYSIS
    CHECK MAX DIAPHRAGM DIMENSION RATIO (SDPWS-08, 4.2.4 & IBC 09, 2308.12.6)
    L/B=

    2.67

    >
    <

    2.00

    4.00
    [Satisfactory]
    CHECK DIAPHRAGM SHEAR CAPACITY (ACI 318-08, 21.11.9)
    v = 1.25 V / L =
    508
    plf, ASD, (ASCE 7-05, 12.3.3.4 & Table 12.3-2.4)
    =
    where
    1.3
    (ASCE 7-05, 12.10.1.1 & 12.3.4.2)
    [Satisfactory]
    THE SHEAR CAPACITIES PER IBC Table 2306.2.1 / SDPWS-08 Table 4.2A with ASD reduction factor 2.0 :
    Min.
    Min.
    Member
    Blocked Nail Spacing
    Panel Grade
    Sheathing and Single-Floor

    Common Penetration
    Thickness

    Width

    Unblocked

    Boundary / Other Edges

    Nail

    (in)

    (in)

    (in)

    6/6

    4/6

    2.5 / 4

    2/3

    Case 1

    Others

    8d

    1 1/2

    15/32

    300

    400

    600

    675

    265

    200

    Note: The indicated shear numbers have reduced by specific gravity factor per SDPWS-08 Table 4.2A note

    CHECK DIAPHRAGM IN-PLANE FLEXURAL CAPACITY


    M = 1.25 V B =
    195.0
    ft-kips, the max value same at both B & L sections, (ASCE 7-05, 12.3.3.4 & Table 12.3-2.4)
    Tmax = M / MIN( L , B) =

    16.3

    kips

    (THE 2-CMST12 SIMPSON STRAP REQUIRED.)


    [Satisfactory]

    CHECK COLLECTOR / CHORD STRAP CAPACITY


    T = MAX( 1.25 Tchord , 1.25 Tdrag) =
    17.9
    (THE 2-CMST12 SIMPSON STRAP REQUIRED.)

    kips, (ASCE 7-05, 12.3.4, 12.10.1.1 & 12.10.2.1 Exception)


    [Satisfactory]

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