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Page 1: The Engineering Drawings will be explained in two parts. · The Engineering Drawings will be explained in two parts. ... Non-standard panel width ... Top chord, bottom chord and web

Reading Eng and Shop DrawingsDate 1/14/2014 Page 1

The Engineering Drawings will be explained in two parts.

Part 1

Part 2

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Reading Eng and Shop DrawingsDate 1/14/2014 Page 2

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Job name

Truss label

Truss type

Truss quantity

Number of plys

Job description

Software version used

8 Overhang, panel length and accumulated dimensions for the top of the truss (feet – Inches – Sixteenths)

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Drawing scale of the truss

Overall height – top of bearing to top of truss

Heel height

Top chord member label

Connector size and orientation

Top chord slope

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Web member label

Bottom chord slope

Reading a Roof Engineering Drawing – Part 1

Panel length and accumulated dimensions for the bottom of the trussContinuous lateral bracing location

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Plate offsets

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Design Loading (PSF)

Spacing on center (feet – Inches – Sixteenths)

Duration of Load for plate and lumber design

Design code

Top chord, bottom chord and web maximum CSI

Deflections (inches) and span to deflection ratio

Input span to deflection ratio

28 MiTek plate allowables (PSI)

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Lumber requirements

Reaction (pounds) Bearing size - input & min required

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Reading a Roof Engineering Drawing – Part 2

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Maximum uplift and/or horizontal reaction if applicable

Required member bracing

Maximum member forces Tension (+) Compression (-)

Notes

Additional loads / load cases

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Job name

Truss label

Truss type

Truss quantity

Number of plys

Job description

Software version used

8 Standard panel width

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Non-standard panel width

Drawing scale of the truss

Connector size and orientation

Chord splice Face Plate

Truss Depth

Bearing location

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Cumulative dimensions

Panel length (feet – inches – sixteenths)

Reading a Floor Engineering Drawing – Part 1

Truss span (feet – inches – sixteenths)

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Plate offsets

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Design Loading (PSF)

Spacing on center (feet – Inches – Sixteenths)

Duration of Load for plate and lumber design

Design code

Top chord, bottom chord and web maximum CSI

Deflections (inches) and span to deflection ratio

Input span to deflection ratio

28 MiTek plate allowables (PSI)

29

30

Lumber requirements

Reaction (pounds) Bearing size - input & min required

21

Reading a Floor Engineering Drawing – Part 2

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32

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32

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34

33

34

35

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Maximum uplift and/or horizontal reaction if applicable

Required member bracing

Maximum member forces Tension (+) Compression (-)

Notes

Additional loads / load cases