TB-354 March 2017 (Expires 3/2019) Select Beam Design Tables
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1 TB-35 March 017 (Expires 3/019) Select Beam Design Tables The following information is intended to assist building designers and/or building officials in selecting appropriate Trus Joist beam products. The tables have been drafted to be similar to the span tables found in Part 9 of the National Building Code of Canada (NBC) 015 and the Ontario Building Code (OBC) 01. It is the responsibility of the building designer and/or building official to confirm the conditions of the beam to be within the limitations of these tables. The tables included in this technical bulletin provide maximum load solutions for select and. The member widths considered are 1 ¾, 3 ½, 5 ¼, and 7. The member depths considered are 9 ½ and 11 ⅞. The tables encompass four different design loads. For each design load, three different load configurations are considered. The first load configuration involves only a uniformly distributed load. The second and third load configurations involve a standardized uniformly distributed load combined with a single concentrated load that is located within a specific region along the beam span. It is important to note that the values in these tables apply to only simple span beams. For continuous spans, cantilevers, and other applications, use Forte software by Weyerhaeuser. For additional design information, including multi-ply connections, please reference Specifier s Guide for Trus Joist Beams, Headers, and Columns (Canada-East: TJ-9500 \ Canada-West: TJ-9505). Should the building designer and/or building official have any questions, please contact your local Weyerhaeuser representative. List of Tables Design Load: 0 psf (Live) \ 10 psf (Dead) Maximum Supported Length for Uniformly Loaded Beams Page 3 Maximum Concentrated Load (Design Load Area) for Beams End-Span to Quarter-Span Page Maximum Concentrated Load (Design Load Area) for Beams Quarter-Span to Mid-Span Page 5 Design Load: 0 psf (Live) \ 15 psf (Dead) Maximum Supported Length for Uniformly Loaded Beams Page 6 Maximum Concentrated Load (Design Load Area) for Beams End-Span to Quarter-Span Page 7 Maximum Concentrated Load (Design Load Area) for Beams Quarter-Span to Mid-Span Page 8 Design Load: 0 psf (Live) \ psf (Dead) Maximum Supported Length for Uniformly Loaded Beams Page 9 Maximum Concentrated Load (Design Load Area) for Beams End-Span to Quarter-Span Page 10 Maximum Concentrated Load (Design Load Area) for Beams Quarter-Span to Mid-Span Page 11 Design Load: 0 psf (Live) \ 30 psf (Dead) Maximum Supported Length for Uniformly Loaded Beams Page 1 Maximum Concentrated Load (Design Load Area) for Beams End-Span to Quarter-Span Page 13 Maximum Concentrated Load (Design Load Area) for Beams Quarter-Span to Mid-Span Page 1 Design Example A design example is provided on page 16. The design example considers two () beams with unique loading conditions. It is intended to help interpret the tables and encourage ease of use for building designers and/or building officials. Page 1 of
2 TB-35 March 017 (Expires 3/019) How to Read These Tables The content within a cell varies depending on the load configuration. The figures below illustrate the type of information contained within a cell for each general load configuration. UNIFORMLY LOADED BEAMS Maximum Supported Length Minimum Bearing Length (Column or Hanger / SPF Plate) [in] CONCENTRATED LOAD (DESIGN LOAD AREA) FOR BEAMS Maximum Concentrated Load [lb] Design Load Area [ft ] Minimum Bearing Length (Column or Hanger / SPF Plate) [in] Minimum Bearing Length Adjustment for SPF Plate The tabulated values for supported length, concentrated load, and/or design load area assume the beam is bearing on either an SPF column (No. or better) or x SPF plate (3.50 maximum plate width). If the actual value for supported length, concentrated load, and/or design load area is less than the tabulated value, the minimum bearing length for SPF plate may be reduced. For the supported length tables, the reduced minimum bearing length (LL bb ) is a product of the load ratio and tabulated minimum bearing length. For the concentrated load tables, the equation for reduced minimum bearing length is given in the table below. It is important to note that the minimum bearing length for all Trus Joist beam products is 1.50 regardless of the load conditions. BEARING LENGTH ADJUSTMENT FORMULA UNIFORMLY LOADED BEAMS LL bb = (Load Ratio) LL bb,0 BEARING LENGTH ADJUSTMENT FORMULA CONCENTRATED LOAD (DESIGN LOAD AREA) FOR BEAMS Reduced Minimum Bearing Length [1] (LL bb ) [in] Load Ratio Beam Width 5% 0.5LL bb, l % 0.50LL bb, l 0.50LL bb, l 0.50LL bb, l 75% 0.75LL bb, l 0.75LL bb, l 0.75LL bb, l [1] Absolute minimum bearing length = 1.50 Where: Load Ratio = LL bb,0 l actual supported length OR actual concentrated load OR actual design load area tabulated supported length tabulated concentrated load tabulated design load area = tabulated minimum bearing length for SPF plate [in] = tabulated clear span [ft] Page of
3 TB-35 March 017 (Expires 3/019) Design Load: 0 psf (Live) \ 10 psf (Dead) = 1.5(10) + 1.5(0) = 7.5 psf ww TT = 7.5 psf (Maximum Supported Length [ft]) MAXIMUM SUPPORTED LENGTH FOR UNIFORMLY LOADED BEAMS [1][][3] Maximum Supported Length [][5] Min. End Brg. 1.5 / / / / / / / / Min. End Brg. 1.5 / / / / / / / / Min. End Brg. 1.5 / /. 1.5 / /. 1.5 / /. 1.5 / / Min. End Brg / / / / / / / Min. End Brg / / / / / Min. End Brg. 1.6 /.8.0 / /.7.0 / /.8.0 / /.7.0 / Min. End Brg. 1.5 /.0.0 / /.0.0 / /.0.0 / /.0.0 / Min. End Brg. 1.5 / / / / / / / / Min. End Brg. 1.5 / /. 1.5 / /. 1.5 / /. 1.5 / / Min. End Brg / / / / / / / 1.5 Page 3 of
4 TB-35 March 017 (Expires 3/019) Design Load: 0 psf (Live) \ 10 psf (Dead) = Allowable Zone for Location of PP TT PP TT [lb] = 1.5(10) + 1.5(0) = 7.5 psf ww TT = 7.5 psf ft = 15 plf PP TT = 7.5 psf (Design Load Area [ft ]) MAXIMUM CONCENTRATED LOAD (DESIGN LOAD AREA) FOR BEAMS END-SPAN TO QUARTER-SPAN [1][][3][] Maximum Factored Concentrated Load [5] [lb] (Design Load Area [6] [ft ]) 1,915 1,885 3,950 3,915 5,980 5,95 8,015 7,970 (6) (6) (5) (5) (8) (8) (111) (110) Min. End Brg. 1.5 /. 1.5 /. 1.5 / / / / / /.0 1,915 1,885 3,950 3,915 5,980 5,95 8,015 7,970 (6) (6) (5) (5) (8) (8) (111) (110) Min. End Brg. 1.5 /. 1.5 / / / / / / /.0,605,980 6,75 6,705 10,35 10,30 1,190 1,155 (36) (1) (89) (93) (13) (1) (196) (195) Min. End Brg..0 / / 3.5. / 3..5 / / / / / 3.5 1,80,830,090 6,55 6,900 10,65 9,710 13,980 (18) (39) (56) (90) (95) (1) (13) (193) Min. End Brg. 1.5 /.1. / /.3.5 / /..6 / /.5.6 / ,35,55 6,55,580 10,095 6,710 13,800 1 (5) (31) (3) (86) (63) (139) (93) (190) Min. End Brg. 1.5 / / / 1.7. / / / / / 3.5-1,115 1,65,75,95 7,35,585 10,595 - (15) (17) (59) (0) (103) (63) (16) Min. End Brg /. 1.5 / / / / / / , ,710 1,780 5, () (9) (51) (5) (80) Min. End Brg / / / / / 1.8 1,790 1,760 3,700 3,665 5,605 5,565 7,510 7,70 (5) () (51) (51) (77) (77) (10) (103) Min. End Brg. 1.5 / / / / / / / / 1.9 1,790 1,760 3,700 3,665 5,605 5,565 7,510 7,70 (5) () (51) (51) (77) (77) (10) (103) Min. End Brg. 1.5 /. 1.5 /. 1.5 / / / / / / 1.9,990,985 6,730 6,710 10,65 10,0 1,00 1,170 (1) (1) (93) (93) (1) (1) (196) (195) Min. End Brg.. / / / / / / / / 3.5,095,830 5,70 6,550 9,350 10,75 1,975 13,995 (9) (39) (79) (90) (19) (1) (179) (193) Min. End Brg. 1.7 /.8.3 / / / / 3..7 / / / ,680 3,690 6,390 6,35 10,105 9,175 13,815 1 (13) (37) (51) (88) (89) (139) (17) (191) Min. End Brg. 1.5 / 1.9. / /..6 / /..7 / /..7 / 3.5 -,035,5 6,110,370 9,935 6,510 13,60 - (8) (31) (8) (60) (137) (90) (188) Min. End Brg / / / / / / / ,830 1,60 5,530 3,05 8, (39) (3) (76) () (11) Min. End Brg / / /. 1.5 / /.3 Page of
5 TB-35 March 017 (Expires 3/019) Design Load: 0 psf (Live) \ 10 psf (Dead) = Allowable Zone for Location of PP TT PP TT [llll] = 1.5(10) + 1.5(0) = 7.5 psf ww TT = 7.5 psf ft = 15 plf PP TT = 7.5 psf (Design Load Area [ft ]) MAXIMUM CONCENTRATED LOAD (DESIGN LOAD AREA) FOR BEAMS QUARTER-SPAN TO MID-SPAN [1][][3][] Maximum Factored Concentrated Load [5] [lb] (Design Load Area [6] [ft ]) 3,80 3,70 7,555 7,50 11,630 11,610 15,705 15,680 (8) (8) (10) (10) (160) (160) (17) (16) 3,70 3,60 7,330 7,310 11,390 11,365 15,50 15,15 (5) (5) (101) (101) (157) (157) (13) (13) 1,870,010,65 9,015 7,5 1,05 10,00 19,030 (6) (55) (6) (1) (10) (193) (11) (6) Min. End Brg. 1.5 / / / / / / / / ,675,90 6,0,95 10,00 6,930 13,960 (13) (37) (0) (89) (68) (11) (96) (193) Min. End Brg. 1.5 / / / / / / / /.7-1,595 1,75,55 3,60 7,30,770 10, () () (61) (5) (101) (66) (10) Min. End Brg / / / / / / / ,00,075 5,85 3,50 7,530 - (11) (1) () (9) (73) (5) (10) Min. End Brg / / / / / / / ,15 85,65 1,60, (16) (7) (36) (17) (57) Min. End Brg / / / / / 1.5 3,5 3,0 7,050 7,00 10,875 10,855 1,695 1,670 (5) () (97) (97) (150) (150) (03) (0) 3,00 3,010 6,830 6,810 10,635 10,610 1,5 1,10 () () (9) (9) (17) (16) (199) (199),675,010 6,60 9,05 9,80 1,035 13,5 19,05 (37) (55) (86) (1) (136) (19) (185) (63) Min. End Brg. 1.5 /.6.0 / /.5.0 / /.5.0 / /.5.0 / 3.5 1,95 3,770,085 8,65 6,675 13,75 9,65 18,315 (1) (5) (56) (119) (9) (186) (18) (53) Min. End Brg. 1.5 / / / / / / / / ,5,65 6,10,575 9,815 6,55 13,510 1 (9) (33) (36) (8) (63) (135) (90) (186) Min. End Brg. 1.5 / / / / / / / /.6-1,5 1,580,30 3,100 7,0,60 10,10 - (0) () (60) (3) (100) (6) (10) Min. End Brg /. 1.5 / / / / / / ,005 1,160 3,915,150 5, (8) (16) (5) (30) (80) Min. End Brg / / / / / 1.5 Page 5 of
6 TB-35 March 017 (Expires 3/019) Design Load: 0 psf (Live) \ 15 psf (Dead) = 1.5(15) + 1.5(0) = psf ww TT = psf (Maximum Supported Length [ft]) MAXIMUM SUPPORTED LENGTH FOR UNIFORMLY LOADED BEAMS [1][][3] Maximum Supported Length [][5] Min. End Brg. 1.5 / / / / / / / / Min. End Brg. 1.5 / / / / / / / / Min. End Brg. 1.5 / /. 1.5 / /. 1.5 / /. 1.5 / / Min. End Brg / / / / / / / Min. End Brg / / / / / Min. End Brg. 1.7 / 3.0 / / / / / / / Min. End Brg. 1.5 /..0 / /..0 / /..0 / /..0 / Min. End Brg. 1.5 / / / / / / / / Min. End Brg. 1.5 / /. 1.5 / /. 1.5 / /. 1.5 / / Min. End Brg / / / / / / / 1.6 Page 6 of
7 TB-35 March 017 (Expires 3/019) Design Load: 0 psf (Live) \ 15 psf (Dead) = Allowable Zone for Location of PP TT PP TT [lb] = 1.5(15) + 1.5(0) = psf ww TT = psf ft = plf PP TT = psf (Design Load Area [ft ]) MAXIMUM CONCENTRATED LOAD (DESIGN LOAD AREA) FOR BEAMS END-SPAN TO QUARTER-SPAN [1][][3][] Maximum Factored Concentrated Load [5] [lb] (Design Load Area [6] [ft ]) 1,905 1,875 3,90 3,900 5,970 5,930 8,005 7,960 () () (50) (50) (76) (75) (10) (101) Min. End Brg. 1.5 /. 1.5 /. 1.5 / / / / / /.0 1,905 1,875 3,90 3,900 5,970 5,930 8,005 7,960 () () (50) (50) (76) (75) (10) (101) Min. End Brg. 1.5 /. 1.5 /. 1.5 /. 1.5 / / / / /.0,830,90 6,660 6,65 10,395 10,370 1,15 1,095 (36) (37) (85) (8) (13) (13) (179) (179) Min. End Brg.. / 3..3 / / / / / / / 3.5 1,390,750,0 6,70 7,95 10,185 10,550 13,905 (18) (35) (56) (8) (95) (19) (13) (177) Min. End Brg. 1.5 /..1 / /.5. / /.7.5 / 3.5 /.7.6 / ,30,670 6,95,975 10,005 7,85 13,715 1 (5) (31) (3) (80) (63) (17) (93) (17) Min. End Brg. 1.5 / / / 1.8. / / / /.0.6 / 3.5-1,10 1,370,65 3,175 8,075,980 11,510 - (15) (17) (59) (0) (103) (63) (16) Min. End Brg /. 1.5 / / / / / 1.5. / , ,030 1,835 6, () (9) (51) (3) (80) Min. End Brg / / / / / 1.9 1,780 1,750 3,690 3,650 5,595 5,555 7,500 7,60 (3) () (7) (6) (71) (71) (95) (95) Min. End Brg. 1.5 / / / 1.5 / / / / / 1.9 1,780 1,750 3,690 3,650 5,595 5,555 7,500 7,60 (3) () (7) (6) (71) (71) (95) (95) Min. End Brg. 1.5 / /. 1.5 / 1.5 / / / / / 1.9,930,90 6,665 6,650 10,00 10,375 1,135 1,105 (37) (37) (85) (8) (13) (13) (179) (179) Min. End Brg.. / 3.5. / / / / / / / 3.5,75,755 6,15 6,75 10,155 10,195 13,955 13,915 (9) (35) (79) (8) (19) (19) (177) (177) Min. End Brg. 1.9 / 3.3 / / 3..6 / / / / / 3.5 1,030,590,010 6,305 6,990 10,015 9,970 13,730 1 (13) (33) (51) (80) (89) (17) (17) (17) Min. End Brg. 1.5 /.0. / /..5 / /.6.7 / /.6.7 / 3.5 -,10,0 6,130,75 9,835 7,075 13,50 - (8) (31) (78) (60) (15) (90) (17) Min. End Brg / / / / / /.0.7 / ,075 1,780 6,005 3,305 8, (3) (39) (3) (76) () (11) Min. End Brg / /. 1.5 / /. 1.5 / /.5 Page 7 of
8 TB-35 March 017 (Expires 3/019) Design Load: 0 psf (Live) \ 15 psf (Dead) = Allowable Zone for Location of PP TT PP TT [llll] = 1.5(15) + 1.5(0) = psf ww TT = psf ft = plf PP TT = psf (Design Load Area [ft ]) MAXIMUM CONCENTRATED LOAD (DESIGN LOAD AREA) FOR BEAMS QUARTER-SPAN TO MID-SPAN [1][][3][] Maximum Factored Concentrated Load [5] [lb] (Design Load Area [6] [ft ]) 3,30 3,0 7,505 7,90 11,580 11,560 15,655 15,65 () (3) (95) (95) (17) (17) (199) (198) 3,00 3,195 7,60 7,5 11,30 11,95 15,380 15,35 (1) (1) (9) (9) (1) (13) (195) (195),030 3,90 5,05 8,930 8,065 13,935 11,080 18,95 (6) (50) (6) (113) (10) (177) (11) (1) Min. End Brg. 1.5 /. 1.8 / / / / / / / ,905 3,170 6,995 5,350 11,080 7,530 15,165 (13) (37) (0) (89) (68) (11) (96) (193) Min. End Brg. 1.5 / / / / / / / / ,730 1,900,80 3,50 7,950 5,185 11,060 1 (3) () () (61) (5) (101) (66) (10) Min. End Brg. 1.5 / / / / / /. 1.5 / / ,300,55 5,70 3,535 8,180 - (11) (1) () (9) (73) (5) (10) Min. End Brg / / / / / / / ,0 75,850 1,95, (16) (6) (36) (16) (57) Min. End Brg / / / / / 1.5 3,175 3,170 7,000 6,985 10,80 10,805 1,65 1,60 (0) (0) (89) (89) (137) (137) (186) (186),950,95 6,760 6,75 10,570 10,55 1,375 1,35 (37) (37) (86) (86) (13) (13) (183) (18),905 3,95 6,775 8,935 10,565 13,950 1,355 18,960 (37) (50) (86) (113) (13) (177) (18) (1) Min. End Brg. 1.6 /.8.0 / /.7.0 / /.7.0 / /.7.0 / 3.5 1,65 3,700,35 8,635 7,50 13,35 10,060 18,35 (1) (7) (56) (110) (9) (171) (18) (3) Min. End Brg. 1.5 /.1.0 / /.0.0 / / / / / ,635,850 6,65,970 10,660 7,090 1,675 1 (9) (33) (36) (8) (63) (135) (90) (186) Min. End Brg. 1.5 / / / / / / / /.9-1,570 1,715,715 3,370 7,865 5,00 11,010 - (0) () (60) (3) (100) (6) (10) Min. End Brg / / / / / / / ,175 1,60,50,30 6, (8) (16) (5) (30) (80) Min. End Brg / / / / / 1.5 Page 8 of
9 TB-35 March 017 (Expires 3/019) Design Load: 0 psf (Live) \ psf (Dead) = 1.5() + 1.5(0) = 87.5 psf ww TT = 87.5 psf (Maximum Supported Length [ft]) MAXIMUM SUPPORTED LENGTH FOR UNIFORMLY LOADED BEAMS [1][][3] Maximum Supported Length [][5] Min. End Brg. 1.5 / / / / / / / / Min. End Brg. 1.5 / / / / / / / / Min. End Brg. 1.5 / / / / / / / / Min. End Brg / / / / / / / Min. End Brg / / / / / Min. End Brg. 1.8 / 3..0 / / 3..0 / / 3..0 / / 3..0 / Min. End Brg. 1.5 /.3.0 / /.3.0 / /.3.0 / /.3.0 / Min. End Brg. 1.5 / / / / / / / / Min. End Brg / / / / / / / Min. End Brg / / / / / 1.7 Page 9 of
10 TB-35 March 017 (Expires 3/019) Design Load: 0 psf (Live) \ psf (Dead) = Allowable Zone for Location of PP TT PP TT [lb] = 1.5() + 1.5(0) = 87.5 psf ww TT = 87.5 psf ft = 175 plf PP TT = 87.5 psf (Design Load Area [ft ]) MAXIMUM CONCENTRATED LOAD (DESIGN LOAD AREA) FOR BEAMS END-SPAN TO QUARTER-SPAN [1][][3][] Maximum Factored Concentrated Load [5] [lb] (Design Load Area [6] [ft ]) 1,895 1,855 3,95 3,885 5,955 5,915 7,990 7,95 () (1) (5) () (68) (68) (91) (91) Min. End Brg. 1.5 / /. 1.5 / / / 1.5 / / /.0 1,895 1,855 3,95 3,885 5,955 5,915 7,990 7,95 () (1) (5) () (68) (68) (91) (91) Min. End Brg. 1.5 /. 1.5 /. 1.5 /. 1.5 /. 1.5 / / / /.0,835,830 6,570 6,555 10,305 10,80 1,035 1,005 (3) (3) (75) (75) (118) (117) (160) (160) Min. End Brg.. / 3.5. / / / / / / / 3.5 1,355,65,560 6,360 7,770 10,080 10,975 13,795 (16) (30) (5) (73) (89) (115) (15) (158) Min. End Brg. 1.5 /.3.1 / /.7. / /.8.5 / /.8.6 / 3.5 -,30,615 6,170 5,010 9,880 7,00 13, (8) (30) (71) (57) (113) (85) (155) Min. End Brg / / / /.0.5 / /.1.5 / 3.5-1,095 1,185,655 3,00 8,15,855 11,780 - (13) (1) (53) (35) (9) (56) (135) Min. End Brg /. 1.5 / / / / / 1.5. / , ,75 1,55 6, (17) () (3) (17) (69) Min. End Brg / / / / / 1.9 1,770 1,730 3,675 3,635 5,580 5,535 7,85 7,0 (0) (0) () () (6) (63) (86) (85) Min. End Brg. 1.5 /. 1.5 / / / / / / / 1.9 1,770 1,730 3,675 3,635 5,580 5,535 7,85 7,0 (0) (0) () () (6) (63) (86) (85) Min. End Brg. 1.5 / / / / / / / / 1.9,80,830 6,575 6,560 10,310 10,85 1,05 1,015 (3) (3) (75) (75) (118) (118) (161) (160) Min. End Brg..3 / 3.5. / / / / / / / 3.5,315,650 6,385 6,370 10,115 10,090 13,85 13,810 (6) (30) (73) (73) (116) (115) (158) (158) Min. End Brg. 1.9 / 3.. / / / / / / / ,65,070 6,180 7,190 9,890 10,310 13,605 1 (11) (8) (7) (71) (8) (113) (118) (155) Min. End Brg. 1.5 /.1.1 / /.5.5 / /.7.6 / /.7.7 / 3.5 -,175,35 5,990,730 9,695 7,135 13,00 - (5) (7) (68) (5) (111) (8) (153) Min. End Brg / / 1.8. / /.0.6 / /.0.7 / ,900 1,5 5,905,970 8, (33) (17) (67) (3) (10) Min. End Brg /. 1.5 / /. 1.5 / /.6 Page 10 of
11 TB-35 March 017 (Expires 3/019) Design Load: 0 psf (Live) \ psf (Dead) = Allowable Zone for Location of PP TT PP TT [llll] = 1.5() + 1.5(0) = 87.5 psf ww TT = 87.5 psf ft = plf PP TT = 87.5 psf (Design Load Area [ft ]) MAXIMUM CONCENTRATED LOAD (DESIGN LOAD AREA) FOR BEAMS QUARTER-SPAN TO MID-SPAN [1][][3][] Maximum Factored Concentrated Load [5] [lb] (Design Load Area [6] [ft ]) 3,355 3,350 7,30 7,0 11,505 11,85 15,580 15,555 (38) (38) (85) (85) (131) (131) (178) (178) 3,105 3,100 7,165 7,150 11,5 11,00 15,85 15,50 (36) (35) (8) (8) (18) (18) (175) (17),100 3,800 5,300 8,810 8,95 13,815 11,695 18,85 () (3) (61) (101) (97) (158) (13) (15) Min. End Brg. 1.5 / / / / / / / / ,015 3,55 7,30 5,55 11,665 7,835 15,990 (11) (3) (37) (8) (63) (133) (90) (183) Min. End Brg. 1.5 / / / / / / / / 3.1-1,730 1,860,995 3,565 8,60 5,65 11, (0) (1) (57) (1) (9) (60) (13) Min. End Brg /. 1.5 / /. 1.5 / / / / ,310,15 5,80 3,5 8,370 - (9) (10) (38) (5) (67) (39) (96) Min. End Brg / / / / / / / ,035 -,650 1,030, (1) - (30) (1) (9) Min. End Brg / / / / 1.5 3,105 3,100 6,95 6,915 10,750 10,730 1,575 1,550 (35) (35) (79) (79) (13) (13) (167) (166),855,850 6,665 6,650 10,75 10,50 1,80 1,50 (33) (33) (76) (76) (10) (119) (163) (163),895 3,805 6,685 8,815 10,75 13,830 1,65 18,80 (33) (3) (76) (101) (10) (158) (163) (15) Min. End Brg. 1.6 /.9.0 / /.8.0 / /.7.0 / /.7.0 / 3.5 1,650 3,555,65 8,530 7,595 13,330 10,570 18,130 (19) (1) (53) (97) (87) (15) (11) (07) Min. End Brg. 1.5 /..0 / /.1.0 / / / / / ,710,895 6,950 5,115 11,090 7,335 15,05 1 (8) (31) (33) (79) (58) (17) (8) (17) Min. End Brg. 1.5 / / / / / / / / 3.0-1,55 1,650,85 3,355 8,15 5,065 11,0 - (18) (19) (55) (38) (93) (58) (131) Min. End Brg /. 1.5 / /. 1.5 / /. 1.5 / / ,055 1,05,180,100 6, (3) (1) (8) () (7) Min. End Brg / / / / / 1.6 Page 11 of
12 TB-35 March 017 (Expires 3/019) Design Load: 0 psf (Live) \ 30 psf (Dead) = 1.5(30) + 1.5(0) = 97.5 psf ww TT = 97.5 psf (Maximum Supported Length [ft]) MAXIMUM SUPPORTED LENGTH FOR UNIFORMLY LOADED BEAMS [1][][3] Maximum Supported Length [][5] Min. End Brg. 1.5 / / / / / / / / Min. End Brg. 1.5 /. 1.8 / /. 1.8 / /. 1.8 / /. 1.8 / Min. End Brg. 1.5 / / / / / / / / Min. End Brg / / / / / / / Min. End Brg / / / / / / / Min. End Brg / / / / Min. End Brg. 1.8 / / / / / / / / Min. End Brg. 1.5 /.3.0 / /.3.0 / /.3.0 / /..0 / Min. End Brg. 1.5 / / / / / / / / Min. End Brg / / / / / / / Min. End Brg / / / / / 1.6 Page 1 of
13 TB-35 March 017 (Expires 3/019) Design Load: 0 psf (Live) \ 30 psf (Dead) = Allowable Zone for Location of PP TT PP TT [lb] = 1.5(30) + 1.5(0) = 97.5 psf ww TT = 97.5 psf ft = 195 plf PP TT = 97.5 psf (Design Load Area [ft ]) MAXIMUM CONCENTRATED LOAD (DESIGN LOAD AREA) FOR BEAMS END-SPAN TO QUARTER-SPAN [1][][3][] Maximum Factored Concentrated Load [5] [lb] (Design Load Area [6] [ft ]) 1,875 1,835 3,910 3,865 5,90 5,895 7,975 7,95 (19) (19) (0) (0) (61) (60) (8) (81) Min. End Brg. 1.5 / / / / / / / /.0 1,875 1,835 3,910 3,865 5,90 5,895 7,975 7,95 (19) (19) (0) (0) (61) (60) (8) (81) Min. End Brg. 1.5 / / /. 1.5 /. 1.5 / / / /.1,695,75 6,65 6,50 10,00 10,175 13,935 13,900 (8) (8) (66) (66) (105) (10) (13) (13) Min. End Brg..1 / 3.5. / 3.5. / / / / / / 3.5 1,105,55,65 6,0 7,30 9,955 10,595 13,675 (11) (6) () (6) (76) (10) (109) (10) Min. End Brg. 1.5 /..0 / /.6. / /.7.5 / /.8.6 / 3.5 -,15,305 6,030,670 9,735 7,030 13,5 1 - () () (6) (8) (100) (7) (138) Min. End Brg / / / / 1.9. / /.0.5 / ,80,665 7,795,80 11,310 - (8) (9) () (7) (80) (6) (116) Min. End Brg /. 1.5 / / / / / / ,050-3,300 1,00 5, (11) - (3) (11) (57) Min. End Brg / / / / 1.8 1,750 1,710 3,660 3,615 5,565 5,50 7,70 7,0 (18) (18) (38) (37) (57) (57) (77) (76) Min. End Brg. 1.5 /. 1.5 /. 1.5 / / / / / / 1.9 1,750 1,710 3,660 3,615 5,565 5,50 7,70 7,0 (18) (18) (38) (37) (57) (57) (77) (76) Min. End Brg. 1.5 /. 1.5 /. 1.5 / / / / / / 1.9,735,730 6,70 6,55 10,05 10,185 13,95 13,910 (8) (8) (66) (66) (105) (10) (13) (13) Min. End Brg..3 / / / / / / / / 3.5,050,55 6,160 6,5 9,995 9,965 13,75 13,685 (1) (6) (63) (6) (103) (10) (11) (10) Min. End Brg. 1.7 / / / / / / / / ,35 3,70 6,035 6,80 9,750 9,900 13,60 1 (7) () (38) (6) (70) (100) (10) (138) Min. End Brg. 1.5 / / /..5 / /.6.6 / /.7.7 / 3.5-1,830 1,980 5,85,355 9,530 6,730 13,35 - (19) (0) (60) (5) (98) (69) (136) Min. End Brg / / 1.7. / / / /.0.6 / ,70 1,030 5,30,530 8, (5) (11) (56) (6) (86) Min. End Brg / / /. 1.5 / /.5 Page 13 of
14 TB-35 March 017 (Expires 3/019) Design Load: 0 psf (Live) \ 30 psf (Dead) = Allowable Zone for Location of PP TT PP TT [llll] = 1.5(30) + 1.5(0) = 97.5 psf ww TT = 97.5 psf ft = plf PP TT = 97.5 psf (Design Load Area [ft ]) MAXIMUM CONCENTRATED LOAD (DESIGN LOAD AREA) FOR BEAMS QUARTER-SPAN TO MID-SPAN [1][][3][] Maximum Factored Concentrated Load [5] [lb] (Design Load Area [6] [ft ]) 3,75 3,65 7,350 7,335 11,5 11,05 15,500 15,70 (3) (3) (75) (75) (117) (117) (159) (159) 3,000,990 7,060 7,00 11,115 11,090 15,175 15,10 (31) (31) (7) (7) (11) (11) (156) (155) 1,935 3,665 5,090 8,670 8,5 13,680 11,00 18,685 (0) (38) (5) (89) (85) (10) (117) (19) Min. End Brg. 1.5 / / / / /. 1.8 / /. 1.8 / ,810 3,05 7,080 5,305 11,35 7,565 15,615 (8) (9) (31) (73) (5) (116) (78) (160) Min. End Brg. 1.5 / / / / / / / / 3.0-1,515 1,60,735 3,30 7,955 5,000 11, (16) (17) (9) (3) (8) (51) (115) Min. End Brg /. 1.5 / / / / / / ,00 1,890 5,50 3,175 8,00 - (6) (6) (31) (19) (57) (33) (8) Min. End Brg / / / / / / / , , (8) - () (8) (0) Min. End Brg / / / / 1.5 3,00 3,015 6,85 6,830 10,670 10,650 1,90 1,65 (31) (31) (70) (70) (109) (109) (19) (18),75,70 6,555 6,50 10,365 10,30 1,175 1,10 (8) (8) (67) (67) (106) (106) (15) (15),790 3,670 6,580 8,680 10,370 13,690 1,160 18,700 (9) (38) (68) (89) (106) (10) (15) (19) Min. End Brg. 1.6 /.9.0 / /.8.0 / /.7.0 / /.7.0 / 3.5 1,65 3,390,395 8,385 7,330 13,05 10,65 18,005 (15) (35) (5) (86) (75) (135) (105) (185) Min. End Brg. 1.5 /..0 / /.1.0 / / / / / 3. 70,75,660 6,660,850 10,85 7,00 15,030 1 (5) (5) (7) (68) (50) (111) (7) (15) Min. End Brg. 1.5 / / / / / / / / 3.0-1,300 1,05,555 3,090 7,815,775 11,070 - (13) (1) (7) (3) (80) (9) (11) Min. End Brg /. 1.5 / /. 1.5 / /. 1.5 / / , ,85 1,790 5, (18) (7) (39) (18) (61) Min. End Brg / / / / / 1.6 Page 1 of
15 TB-35 March 017 (Expires 3/019) Table Footnotes MAXIMUM SUPPORTED LENGTH FOR UNIFORMLY LOADED BEAMS [1] Table values apply only to simple span beams with full lateral support of the compression edge. - Deflection criteria = L/360 live load (LL); L/0 total load (TL). - Simple span means a total of two bearing points, located at the ends of the member (i.e. no cantilevers). Beams/joists that run continuously over three or more supports are not simple span. [] Column minimum bearing lengths assume column member is SPF No. or better. Plate minimum bearing lengths assume plate member is SPF (fcp = 5.3 MPa = psi). [3] Refer to Specifier s Guide TJ-9500 (Canada-East) \ TJ-9505 (Canada-West) for complete design and installation information. [] Supported Length applies only where the floor supports residential areas as described in NBC 015 Table and OBC 01 Table.1.5.3; or the loading does not exceed the values specified in the load diagram above the table. [5] Supported Length is half the sum of the joist spans on both sides of the beam; joists must be simple span. MAXIMUM CONCENTRATED LOAD (DESIGN LOAD AREA) FOR BEAMS END-SPAN TO QUARTER-SPAN [1] Table values apply only to simple span beams with full lateral support of the compression edge. - Deflection criteria = L/360 live load (LL); L/0 total load (TL). - Simple span means a total of two bearing points, located at the ends of the member (i.e. no cantilevers). Beams/joists that run continuously over three or more supports are not simple span. [] Location (x) of concentrated load: inside face of support x quarter-point of clear span (i.e. shaded region in load diagram above table). [3] Column minimum bearing lengths assume column member is SPF No. or better. Plate minimum bearing lengths assume plate member is SPF (fcp = 5.3 MPa = psi). [] Refer to Specifier s Guide TJ-9500 (Canada-East) \ TJ-9505 (Canada-West) for complete design and installation information. [5] Beam also supports a maximum floor tributary load as described by the load diagram above the table. [6] Design Load Area is in reference to floors supporting residential areas as described in NBC 015 Table and OBC 01 Table.1.5.3; or the loading does not exceed the values specified in the load diagram above the table. MAXIMUM CONCENTRATED LOAD (DESIGN LOAD AREA) FOR BEAMS QUARTER-SPAN TO MID-SPAN [1] Table values apply only to simple span beams with full lateral support of the compression edge. - Deflection criteria = L/360 live load (LL); L/0 total load (TL). - Simple span means a total of two bearing points, located at the ends of the member (i.e. no cantilevers). Beams/joists that run continuously over three or more supports are not simple span. [] Location (x) of concentrated load: quarter-point of clear span x midpoint of clear span (i.e. shaded region in load diagram above table). [3] Column minimum bearing lengths assume column member is SPF No. or better. Plate minimum bearing lengths assume plate member is SPF (fcp = 5.3 MPa = psi). [] Refer to Specifier s Guide TJ-9500 (Canada-East) \ TJ-9505 (Canada-West) for complete design and installation information. [5] Beam also supports a maximum floor tributary load as described by the load diagram above the table. [6] Design Load Area is in reference to floors supporting residential areas as described in NBC 015 Table and OBC 01 Table.1.5.3; or the loading does not exceed the values specified in the load diagram above the table. Page 15 of
16 TB-35 March 017 (Expires 3/019) Design Example Using the tables provided in this technical bulletin, select an appropriate engineered wood product for the beam members highlighted in the figure below. Assume the design load is 0 psf (Live) \ 10 psf (Dead). Example 1 TS Example TS3 Page 16 of
17 TB-35 March 017 (Expires 3/019) Example 1 TS Beam Grade: Beam Size: 1 ¾ x 11 ⅞ : -6 Bearing: Interior Floor Beam (LF179 Face Mount Hanger see Simpson Strong-Tie C-C-CAN015) Supported Length: (Half-span of B5 joists) + (Half-length of stair stringer) = = -3 >>> Maximum Supported Length = -3 Actual Load Area = -3 OK >>> Minimum End Bearing Length = 1.5 (Column or Hanger) / 3.5 (SPF Plate) Actual End Bearing Length #1 =.0 (LF179 Face Mount Hanger) OK Actual End Bearing Length # =.0 (LF179 Face Mount Hanger) OK Page 17 of
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