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    ARH - 602 - HW - 6 - Column - Design #4

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    The document describes calculating the axial load and stress on a first story column of a 2-story wood-framed building. It provides the wall loads and column dimensions. It calculates the total axial load on the column as 23,250 lbf and determines the actual axial stresses would be 768.6 psi for a 6x6 column or 1148.15 psi for a 5x5 column. It states that the 6x6 column, with an allowable stress of 1350 psi, would be adequate to support the load while the 5x5 column, with an allowable stress of 1500 psi, would not.

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    The document describes calculating the axial load and stress on a first story column of a 2-story wood-framed building. It provides the wall loads and column dimensions. It calculates the total axial load on the column as 23,250 lbf and determines the actual axial stresses would be 768.6 psi for a 6x6 column or 1148.15 psi for a 5x5 column. It states that the 6x6 column, with an allowable stress of 1350 psi, would be adequate to support the load while the 5x5 column, with an allowable stress of 1500 psi, would not.

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    The document describes calculating the axial load and stress on a first story column of a 2-story wood-framed building. It provides the wall loads and column dimensions. It calculates the total axial load on the column as 23,250 lbf and determines the actual axial stresses would be 768.6 psi for a 6x6 column or 1148.15 psi for a 5x5 column. It states that the 6x6 column, with an allowable stress of 1350 psi, would be adequate to support the load while the 5x5 column, with an allowable stress of 1500 psi, would not.

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    ARH - 602 - HW - 6 - Column - Design #4

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    The document describes calculating the axial load and stress on a first story column of a 2-story wood-framed building. It provides the wall loads and column dimensions. It calculates the total axial load on the column as 23,250 lbf and determines the actual axial stresses would be 768.6 psi for a 6x6 column or 1148.15 psi for a 5x5 column. It states that the 6x6 column, with an allowable stress of 1350 psi, would be adequate to support the load while the 5x5 column, with an allowable stress of 1500 psi, would not.

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    9 Jul 2023 13:58:37 - ARH_602_HW_6_Column_Design #4.smDIOKNO BERNARDO


    ARH_602_HW_6_Column_Design #4
    4. The following diagram shows a section from a 2-story, wood-framed building.
    a. Calculate the total (dead + live) axial load on the first story column.
    b. Determine which of the 2 different timber column options shown in the table below is adequate to support the load.

    The axial stress equation for a member in compression is, fc = P / A where:


    fc: compressive stress
    P: the axial compressive load
    A : is the cross-section area

    lbf lbf
    WDR 300 WD1 360
    ft ft L 25 ft

    lbf lbf
    WLR 400 WL1 800
    ft ft

    DETERMINE AXIAL FOR AT FIRST STOREY COLUMN

    NOTE: The column shown will take half of the loads acting on the span,L

    L L
    PA WDR WLR WD1 WL1
    2 2

    PA 23250 lbf

    DETERMINE ACTUAL AXIAL STRESS


    P
    fc1
    A

    2 Fc6X6 1350 psi


    A6X6 30.25 in

    2 Fc5X5 1500 psi


    A5x5 20.25 in

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    9 Jul 2023 13:58:37 - ARH_602_HW_6_Column_Design #4.sm

    PA
    fc6X6 768.6 psi (actual axial stress on 6x6 DF#2 column)
    A6X6

    PA
    fc5X5 1148.15 psi (actual axial stress on 5X5 DF#1 column)
    A5x5

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