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3/28/2011 2:05:20 PM
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9/4/2003 2:03:28 PM
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10921 ARNDT RD NE
Permit City
Aurora
Permit Number
555-95-17639
Parcel Number
031W32CD00500
Permit Type
Permit
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Permit Document
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TJI® JOIST RESIDENTIAL FLOOR SPAN CHARTS <br /> <br />40 PSF LIVE LOAD, 10 PSF DEAD LOAD <br />(Example: Single layer glue-nailed wood sheathing and direct applied ceiling) <br /> <br />I./360 LIVE LOAD DEFLECTION (Code Minimum) <br /> <br />I./480 LIVE LOAD DEFLECTION <br /> <br />40 PSF LIVE LOAD, 22 PSF DEAD LOAD <br />(Example: Single layer glue-nailed wood sheathing with 11/='' lightweight concrete and direct applied ceiling) <br /> <br />L/360 LIVE LOAD DEFLECTION (Code Minimum) <br /> <br />' I./480 LIVE LOAD DEFLECTION <br /> <br />NOTE: Although the "L/480 Live Load Deffecllen" charts will usuall~ provide berber floor performance than the "L J360 Live Loart Deflection" charts, the <br /> resuitlng porto msnce still may not be adeduate for your ~2roject, See page 3 for ' A WORLD ABOUT FLOOR PERFORMANCE," or contact ye r Tr s <br /> Joist MacMillan representative for assistance. <br /> <br /> GENERAL NOTES: <br /> 1. Span charts assume composite action with single layer of the appropriate span rated glue-nailed wood sheathing for deflection only. <br /> Spans shall be reduced 5" where sheathing panels are nailed only. <br /> 2. Spans are based on clear distance between Supports, unlfarmly loaded ioists, and incIude allowable increases for repetitive <br /> USe rTlem bors. <br /> 3. For loading condit{oRs not shown, refer to allowable uniform toad tables on page 14. <br />~4, Spans shown reflect the most restrictive of simple span or multiple span applications, <br /> 5. Long term deflection under dead load which includes the effect O~ creep, common to all wood members, has not been considered <br /> for any of the above application$.,~spans reflect initiaI dead load deflection exceeding 0.33," which may be unacceptable. <br /> For additional information contact youFTr','Ts-V'aist MacMillan representative. <br /> <br /> WEB STIFFENER REQUIREMENTS <br /> 6. End Bearings: Web stiffeners (see detail "K" on page 7) are nat required at end bearings of TJI® floor joists listed in this guide except in <br /> hangers when the sides of the hanger do not laterally support the TJI® joist top flange. (See detail "H1" on page 7). <br /> 7, Intermediate Bearings: At intermediate supports where the joist~ are continuous span, web stiffeners are required only if the <br /> intermediate bearing width is less than 5V4" and the span on either side of the fntermediate bearin9 is greater than the spans <br /> shown in ~he following ohart: <br /> <br /> WEB STIFFENERS NOT REQUIRED ,, WEB STIFFENERS NOT REQUIRED <br /> ~.=-__l <br />Not Reg,u red Not Required 24 -~ ,,, 19'~" ,,,, 31'-3' I 2~'4" I <br /> <br />8 When us ng IUT9 hangers w h his aae/sgacTng oond~ ion he max mum ~ st span s 13'-9," <br /> <br />Page 5 <br /> <br /> <br />
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