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I know about asce 7-05, the current reference for the 2009 IBC and 2010 CBC, and the new 7-10. But what is an asce 7-08?
We are not based in California, and have a CA plan reviewer saying our calculations and design programs should be referencing 08, not 05.
Didn't know there was one, and don't see one so far on asce web site.
Am I missing something I really shouldn't be?
Thanks!
We are not based in California, and have a CA plan reviewer saying our calculations and design programs should be referencing 08, not 05.
Didn't know there was one, and don't see one so far on asce web site.
Am I missing something I really shouldn't be?
Thanks!






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There is apparently no evidence of ASCE 7-08 having been published. While it was perhaps contemplated, it has, nevertheless, not been made available to the engineering profession and therefore cannot be appropriately referenced as an authoritative document.
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Nicely written. I assume that comes from years of preparing for expert testimony.
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I think your longer version sounds more intimidating and that would be a good thing.
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I think that unless you keep on top of it, you would assume there is an ASCE 7-08. I know I was looking for it a couple years ago when we were getting IBC '09 in the office. I quickly found out they switched from a three year cycle to a five year cycle. If I didn't look into, though, I wouldn't have guessed that.
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