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Verco Deck Factor of Safety

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StructuralEngGuy

StructuralEngGuy

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Oct 24, 2008
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Anyone know by chance what safety factor is applied for the tabulated allowable diaphragm shears in ICC-ESR #2078P?

Thanks,
StructuralEngGuy
 
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No, but exceeding the listed values may very well void any product warranties...if that still matters. Just a thought.

Mike McCann
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