Question: ARST 3 0 5 , Structures For the provided structure below, design the vertical cross bracings for both directions for F 1 / F 2

ARST305, Structures
For the provided structure below, design the vertical cross bracings for
both directions for F1/F2, a typical column, roof joists and roof beams
using:
OBC2012, Part 4, Climatic and Seismic table, Limit States Design and
CSA -O86 latest edition.
The structure is subjected to the following loads:
Roof snow load: per OBC2012 Climatic and Seismic table.
ROOF SNOW LOAD FORMULA: 1.25DL +1.5(2.8)+1 X LL
Location/City for the structure is HEARST ON, CANADA
( THE DESIGN DATA SNOW LOAD FOR SELECTED LOCATION IS 2.8 FROM HEARST ON CANADA)
Roof Live load due to occupancy is as per OBC2012.
Roof service loads:
Dead Loads: Roof (slab, insulation, finish) is 1KPa,
Assume joist weight is 0.1KNm,
Assume beam weight is 0.25KNm,
Assume column weight is 0.3KNm.
Factored horizontal loads due to wind are:
F1=80KN,F2=200KN
Dimensions as per sketch at the bottom of the page .
Wood is untreated, dry conditions, notch free.
Wood species and grading to be used: Keep the
choice to: SPF, D.Fir, HEM-FIR; No1, SS.
For clarity the Sketch shows only the structural system: there is roofing
on top of the joists, there is vertical cladding as walls, there is a double
door at the front.
Structure's Dimensions:
A = sum of the last 3 digits of my student number 301319650, multiplied by 100
and divided by 2 ; resulting units are mm.
Example: if my student number is 301319650A=6+5+0=11;
11100=1100mm2=550mm.
Miscellaneous:
All calculations must be handwritten, use pen not pencil.
Project Info,
SKETCH showing plan dimension of the structure and designation of
structural elements,
design DETAILED calculations.
ARST 3 0 5 , Structures For the provided

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