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HomeMy WebLinkAboutElectronic Signed Copy 6601 S US 1 DATE: 6/4/20 Order No.: 20R483 CLIENT: Guy's Diversified, Inc. ADDRESS: P. O. Box 946; Auburndale, FL 33823 PROJECT: Speedway #6485 Flat Wood Deck ADDRESS: 6601 South US Highway 1; Port St. Lucie, FL 34952 ASCE 7-10 DESIGN PRESSURE CALCULATIONS In Accordance with Chapter 30, Part I Project Information: Flat Wood Deck Height = 15' Exposure: C Ultimate Windspeed: Vult= 170 mph Length = 60' Category: II Basic Windspeed: Vasd = 132 mph Width = 42' Slope: < 7 Kz = 0.85 Parapet Wall: < 3' Design Calculations: Velocity Pressure: q = 0.00256*[0.85)(1.0)(1.0)(132)2] = 37.9 psf Width of Pressure Coefficient Zone: 0.1(42') = 4.2' 0.4(15') = 6.0' } use: a = 4.2' Effective Wind Tributary Area: <10ft2 For parapet height 3 feet or larger, zone three (3) can be treated as zone two (2) (ASCE 7-10). External Pressure Coefficient: Internal Pressure Coefficient: 1) GCP1 = -1.0 1) GCPi = 0.18 2) GCP2 = -1.8 3) GCP3 = -2.8 Design Pressures: Zone 1 Field: P1 = 37.9*(-1.0 - 0.18) = -44.7 psf Zone 2 Perimeter: P2 = 37.9*(-1.8 - 0.18) = -75.1 psf Zone 3 Corners: P3 = 37.9*(-2.8 - 0.18) = -113.0 psf Page 2 6/4/20 Speedway 6485 6601 S. US Hwy 1 Port St Lucie, FL RAS 117 Design Pressure Calculations: Row Spacing = 142 inches Fastener Spacing = 6 inches Fastener Density = 5.92 ft2 Fy = 310.6 lbs per fastener Attachment Requirements: Based on RAS-137 and N.O.A. #18-1126.06; with a wind design pressure of -52.5 psf; page 70 of 109, the following are our recommended single ply TPO membrane fastening requirements: Zone 1 Field: 6" o.c. @ laps in rows spaced 142" o.c. (Full Sheet) Zone 2 Perimeter: 6" o.c. @ laps in rows spaced 71" o.c. (1/2 Sheet) Zone 3 Corners: 6" o.c. @ laps in rows spaced 35.5" o.c (1/4 Sheet) Notes: Corners and perimeter area dimension shall not be less than a = 4.2" All work shall be in compliance with the local building code product control notice of acceptance and manufacturer specifications and Florida Building Code 2014 edition. Wind load calculations based on ASCE 7-10 and information provided by client. All work shall be inspected by our field engineer or city inspector to verify compliance with specifications.