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  1. Jambruins

    Wood Column Capacity

    I have design capacity tables from the ASD/LRFD Manual for Engineered Wood Construction and it gives ASB Bending Member Capacities for 6in nominal thickness members but it only give 6x6 or bigger. I am looking for the capacity of a 4x6 wood column. Anyone know where I can find this info? Thanks.
  2. Jambruins

    Beam Design Question

    I realized I made a mistake in method 1 and it should be W= Roof weight (snow+dead=65 psf) + Floor weight (40LL+ 10 DL) W = 65 psf x 12' + 50 psf x 6' W = 1080 lb/ft. So I guess either way works and method 2 is really just an in depth version of method 1.
  3. Jambruins

    Beam Design Question

    I am trying to figure out a beam size. The beam will be 7.75 feet long and supported on both ends by a wood column. Which method below is the correct way to size the beam? Method 1 W= Roof weight (snow+dead=65 psf) + Floor weight (40LL+ 10 DL) W = 65 psf x 7.75' + 50 psf x 7.75' W = 891.25...
  4. Jambruins

    Rafter Design Question...

    thanks for all the help.
  5. Jambruins

    Rafter Design Question...

    MiketheEngineer, There will be a ridge board at the peak of the roof and the rafters will tie into from each side. Therefore, the span would be 12' correct? So I should change my load to 55 psf + 10 psf = 65 psf? How does the 15% short term increase work? If that is not built into the...
  6. Jambruins

    Rafter Design Question...

    My snow load is 55 psf. The building is 16' x 24' and the rafters are going to run parallel to the 24' length. Is below the correct way to size my rafters (spaced 24" o.c.)? W= 55 psf (24"/12) = 110 lb/ft M = wl^2/8 = (110 lb/ft x (12^2))/8 = 1980 lb-ft = 23,760 lb-in. From Table M4.5-3a ASD...
  7. Jambruins

    Repetitive Members

    I am looking at a ASD Bending Member Capacity table for Structural Lumber and I see there is a M' column and a Cr M' (Repetitive) Column. If I have floor joists or rafters spaced 16" or 24" apart and there are at least 3 of them I can use the Cr M' (Repetitive) column correct? Thanks.
  8. Jambruins

    Best method to use to size detention basin...

    So if my 10 year pre developed has a peak rate of 0.58 cfs (which is the rate at which I could discharge) I would just need my basin volume to be equal to the volume corresponding to the 0.58 cfs desire peak? Thanks.
  9. Jambruins

    Best method to use to size detention basin...

    Ok, so I enter my post developed areas and TOC in a new subcat. Then I add a pond but do not input anything for the pond. When I right click and select node report and then click sizing it gives me required storage values for corresponding desired-peaks. The desired peak of 0 cfs gives me a...
  10. Jambruins

    Best method to use to size detention basin...

    I used hydrocad about 3 or 4 years ago but I can't remember a whole lot about it. I have a site where I need to size a detention basin to store the 25 year post developed discharge and let it out at the 10 year pre developed rate. I have entered my area and time of concentration values in my...
  11. Jambruins

    Concrete slab on existing stone foundation

    Apartment building burned down that had an existing stone foundation with crawl space. The foundation wall is only a few feet tall and extends above grade about 6". Can the crawl space be filled in with stone and a concrete floor slab poured over the stone and stone foundation wall? The...
  12. Jambruins

    Services without contract

    For small jobs ($250 or so) like perc tests and slab on grade foundation plans I have not been getting signed contracts. I don't give them the plans unless I get the money. Is there a reason I should be getting a signed contract? Thanks.
  13. Jambruins

    Contract Template

    Does anyone have or know where I can get a good contract template? Thanks.
  14. Jambruins

    Certificate of Incorportation and Authorization

    I called them and sole proprietorships do not need to obtain a certificate of authorize or incorporation. Thanks for the help.
  15. Jambruins

    Certificate of Incorportation and Authorization

    I haven't called them yet but I found this which makes it sound like I do not need to get a certificate of authorization. Section 7210 of the New York State Education Law requires that all business entities (not individual licensees) legally permitted to provide professional engineering...
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    Certificate of Incorportation and Authorization

    I am starting a sole proprietorship engineering business in NY. Do I need to obtain a certificate of incorporation and then a certificate of authorization? I have checked the website and it looks like I do but I am not sure if this applies to sole proprietorships. Thanks.
  17. Jambruins

    Bolts/Beam supporting floor joists...

    BAretired and OldPaperMaker, thanks for the help. Is there a place I can get a copy of the NDS book or are the tables online anywhere? I know I can get the NDS book at awc.org but is there someplace cheaper? Thanks.
  18. Jambruins

    Bolts/Beam supporting floor joists...

    BAretired, where are these tables located that you are referring to? Also, where did you get a factored load of 395 plf from? Thanks for the help.
  19. Jambruins

    Bolts/Beam supporting floor joists...

    ok, so a 2x10 will work but how do I go about determining the spacing and size of the bolts? Thanks.

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