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HomeMy WebLinkAboutEngineer Report 01.11.2024 January 11, 2024 Jeff Parrington Tally Ho Construction Rifle, CO Reference: Harvey Building Beam/Post Connections Location: 993 County RD. 227, Rifle, Co 81650 Mr. Parrington, Engineering & Technical Services engineers performed a minor design to determine whether the connections used at the floor framing for the address listed above are adequate. Using the minimum loading requirements specified in the 2021 International Residential Code, Engineering and Technical Services engineers were able to determine whether the connections used at the floor members are sufficient. The multi-ply LVL beams shall be attached to the stud pack below with an (2) 88L Simpson Strong Tie Strap-tie. The steel beam shall be fastened to the stud pack below with ¼”x6”x7”x2½” L bracket. L bracket is attached to steel beam bottom flange with 3/16” minimum fillet weld and attached to stud pack below with (4) ½” Dia. x 4” lag screws. The other end of the steel beam shall land on the stud pack below and be secured to the adjacent steel column with ¼”x6”x8”x2½” L bracket. Attach the L bracket to steel beam and column with 3/16” minimum fillet weld. Each stud pack shall be fastened to the concrete slab below with RPBZ Simson Strong Tie post base. See attached pictures and framing plan with areas in question circled. Existing soil at site shall be conditioned per geotechnical analysis performed by a licensed professional engineer or per local code. If expansive soils are present in the building footprint, the expansive soils must be adequately protected from ground water and surface runoff or conditioned per licensed professional engineer. Engineering and Technical Services will not be held responsible for total or differential building movement. Note: - Loading: 2021 IBC Loads: Dead = 20psf Live = 40psf - Seal applies to floor connections ONLY. Engineering & Technical Services, Inc. is not responsible for any construction or design that is not listed in the letter above. The design is only adequate for the parameters and loading listed above, and may not be used for any other projects unless approved by Engineering & Technical Services, Inc. Our engineers are available for further consultation as may be required. With regards, Joe Elmer, E.I.T. Engineering & Technical Services Duane D. Boice, PE Engineering & Technical Services