What kind of live load would you apply to a 14'-0" tall security fence? I usually try to incorporate the handrail loading (50 plf or 200#-300# concentrated) but it doesn't apply intuitively in this instance.
Just like a chain link fence then? I've never even designed them for any load, I just crib the local DOT standard (not even reproduce it just call it out on the drawing).
No, it's a 14'-0" tall HSS picket fence and gate. I already submitted to the B.D. applying the 300# concentrated at various locations simultaneously. It was going to work either way as this was a very stout fence but I was just wondering if there was a typical way of loading these.
I genuinely enjoy that I expected this to be a simple and short answer, but instead, I got a 290-page paper on designing for military-level threats and suggestions to design for thousands of protesters hahaha. I should've been more specific.
The fact your fence is 14' tall makes me think more than a simple fence to keep out drunk college students. Why is it so tall if it appears to be a simple loading dock. The Area 51 fence is probably only 10' tall.
The fence is 14' tall because the architects for google think it looks official. The fence is blocking a food delivery route, so unless a gaggle of programmers are really hungry I don't think there'll be an issue with security breaches.