Share Std. Structures Load Tbl. Page for 28" SSI 44 MXR and receive Good Karma for a Week! Act

[structuralsteelhead]

That's right, if you act now, you'll receive good karma for a the rest of the week if you could supply a single Standard Structures Roof Joist Load Table page for a 28" SSI 44MXR. Used to own these catalogs myself but left my possession through the years with exiting, sticky fingered employees/colleagues. (I'm assuming they've experienced some degree of bad karma in the process.)

So what say you?,... Anybody feeling generous out there? With that said,...would be interested in purchasing the full catalog from any of you soon to be retired/live the good retired SE life/ and be done with this glorious profession! I jest! I love my job! I love my job!

 

[JAE]

Does this get you close:

http://netinfo.ladbs.org/rreports.n...460/$FILE/25496-ESR-1991-10 pgs-02-1-2011.pdf

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[structuralsteelhead]

JAE,....winner, winner, chicken dinner,.....You've officially secured your Good Karma say at least until the weekend! With a rider potentially covering you until Sunday.

I found this report earlier in the day as well and the 'R' designation through me off but after taking some time to actually read the report it appears this document will suffice as the 'R' designation noted at the end of the designation MXR suffix simply refers to an additional layer of plywood that is desired/added to the top of the top chord as 'R'einforcement in order to help prevent top flange splitting due to large or closely spaced nailing. It is not considered as providing any additional strength to the member.

I would then use the 44MX Designation/Description, 28" depth and associated design values. Thank you JAE, for being helpful as always. Bill