W18x50 <V50> - What does the <V50> represent?
W18x50 <V50> - What does the <V50> represent?
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The slab is composite so I'm leaning towards two rows of steel studs. But I've never seen this noted like this before. Can anyone confirm this? What does the "V" represent? Thank you.






RE: W18x50 <V50> - What does the <V50> represent?
RE: W18x50 <V50> - What does the <V50> represent?
RE: W18x50 <V50> - What does the <V50> represent?
RE: W18x50 <V50> - What does the <V50> represent?
RE: W18x50 <V50> - What does the <V50> represent?
If this is not an exception to the Structural Notes, then it could be a shear load for bolt requiremets at the beam ends as previously suggested. Do all the beams have this or a similar notation?
Mike McCann
MMC Engineering
RE: W18x50 <V50> - What does the <V50> represent?
The plans are dated 1992.
I only have two of the plans, one is the floor plan and the other is the notes, but there are no structural notes.
The majority of the beams has <50> but not all of them.
And there is a note of a composite deck but there's no indication of the number of studs for the beams.
RE: W18x50 <V50> - What does the <V50> represent?
RE: W18x50 <V50> - What does the <V50> represent?
Mike McCann
MMC Engineering
RE: W18x50 <V50> - What does the <V50> represent?
RE: W18x50 <V50> - What does the <V50> represent?
Mike McCann
MMC Engineering