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Bracing Systems Bracing Systems 1 1 Rod Bracing Rod Bracing 2 2 Wind Bracing Systems Wind Bracing Systems HOW BRACING WORKS 3 3 Wind Bracing Systems Wind Bracing Systems Wind Bracing Systems Wind Bracing Systems Load Dispersal


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Bracing Systems Bracing Systems

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Rod Bracing Rod Bracing

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Wind Bracing Systems Wind Bracing Systems

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HOW BRACING WORKS

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Load Dispersal

The WIND load on Endwall panels...

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Load Dispersal is dispersed through Endwall framing...

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Load Dispersal into the Continuous Purlin system.

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Load Dispersal The Purlins transfer the load...

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Load Dispersal into the roof Brace Rods.

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Load Dispersal The load travels through the Roof bracing...

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Load Dispersal through the Eave Purlin ...

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Load Dispersal to the wall Diagonal Bracing ...

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Load Dispersal ...(or auxiliary bracing)...

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Load Dispersal into the Building’s foundation.

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Load Dispersal into the Building’s foundation.

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Transverse (Perpendicular Transverse (Perpendicular to Sidewall) to Sidewall)

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Longitudinal (Perpendicular Longitudinal (Perpendicular to Endwall) to Endwall)

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Standard EP Location Standard EP Location

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Roof Rods Break at Endpost(s) Roof Rods Break at Endpost(s)

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Wind Bracing Wind Bracing

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If possible, keep endpost spacing If possible, keep endpost spacing similar similar at each endwall for a more at each endwall for a more efficient bracing pattern. efficient bracing pattern.

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Typical Rod Bracing Location Typical Rod Bracing Location

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Wind Bracing Systems Wind Bracing Systems Wind Bracing Systems Wind Bracing Systems

Standard Standard Bracing Bracing Methods Methods

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Diagonal Bracing Diagonal Bracing Diagonal Bracing Diagonal Bracing

  • VP standard bracing utilizes Diagonal

VP standard bracing utilizes Diagonal Bracing in the Roof and Walls. Bracing in the Roof and Walls.

  • The bracing design is determined by:

The bracing design is determined by:

  • Building Loads & Code

Building Loads & Code

  • Building Size

Building Size

  • Building Location

Building Location

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Diagonal Rod Bracing Diagonal Rod Bracing Diagonal Rod Bracing Diagonal Rod Bracing

  • Stiffest bracing system available

Stiffest bracing system available

  • Most economical bracing system

Most economical bracing system

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Eave Floor

Notes about Diagonal Rod Bracing:

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Diagonal Rods Diagonal Rods

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Diagonal Rods Diagonal Rods

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Diagonal Bracing Options Diagonal Bracing Options (Rods) (Rods) Diagonal Bracing Options Diagonal Bracing Options (Rods) (Rods)

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Eave Floor

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Alternate Diagonal Bracing Alternate Diagonal Bracing

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Rod Brace Assembly Rod Brace Assembly

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Coupling Nuts Coupling Nuts

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Angle Bracing Angle Bracing

  • Bracing may be single rods or

Bracing may be single rods or angles depending upon angles depending upon loading/design loading/design

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Angle Bracing Angle Bracing

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Angle Bracing Angle Bracing

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Angle Bracing Angle Bracing

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Wind Bracing Systems Wind Bracing Systems Wind Bracing Systems Wind Bracing Systems

Alternative Alternative Bracing Bracing Methods Methods

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Alternative Bracing Methods Alternative Bracing Methods Alternative Bracing Methods Alternative Bracing Methods

Torsional Bracing Torsional Bracing

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Rods are omitted from one sidewall.

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Torsional Bracing Torsional Bracing

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No Torsional Allowed if… No Torsional Allowed if…

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Alternative Bracing Methods Alternative Bracing Methods Alternative Bracing Methods Alternative Bracing Methods

  • Inexpensive

Inexpensive

  • Maximum building width of 50’

Maximum building width of 50’

  • Maximum eave height of 18’

Maximum eave height of 18’

  • 100 mph maximum wind speed

100 mph maximum wind speed

  • Minimum 3 bays

Minimum 3 bays

  • Call your Service Center if

Call your Service Center if close close to these to these parameters parameters

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Notes About Torsional Bracing

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Rod Brace to Floor Rod Brace to Floor

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Rod Mark Numbers Rod Mark Numbers

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Alternative Bracing Methods Alternative Bracing Methods Alternative Bracing Methods Alternative Bracing Methods

  • Portal Beam

Portal Beam

  • Knee Braces

Knee Braces

  • Additional column

Additional column support support

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Portal Bracing

Portal Brace Includes:

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Portal Bracing Portal Bracing

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Portal Bracing Portal Bracing

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Bracing Bracing

New Bracing Option New Bracing Option

  • Fixed Base Wind Post (with

Fixed Base Wind Post (with automated Wind Post Base automated Wind Post Base Plate Design) Plate Design)

  • Use at sidewalls or endwalls

Use at sidewalls or endwalls

  • 35’

35’-

  • 0” max. eave height

0” max. eave height

  • Max. 24” column depth
  • Max. 24” column depth
  • Connection at main frame is

Connection at main frame is similar to that of portal frame similar to that of portal frame

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Bracing Bracing-

  • Wind Posts

Wind Posts

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Post and Beam Stability Post and Beam Stability

  • Automated diaphragm check

Automated diaphragm check

  • If fails Rods may automatically be

If fails Rods may automatically be designed designed

  • Initially at interior bay

Initially at interior bay

  • Then at

Then at endbay endbay

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Post and Beam Stability Post and Beam Stability

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Alternative Bracing Methods Alternative Bracing Methods Alternative Bracing Methods Alternative Bracing Methods

  • More expensive than rod

More expensive than rod

  • Flexible, not as stiff as diagonal

Flexible, not as stiff as diagonal bracing bracing

  • Maximum eave height of 20’

Maximum eave height of 20’

  • Special clearances possible

Special clearances possible

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Notes About Portal Bracing

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Portal Bracing Portal Bracing

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Portal Bracing Portal Bracing

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Portal Bracing??? Portal Bracing???

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Alternative Bracing Methods Alternative Bracing Methods Alternative Bracing Methods Alternative Bracing Methods

  • Portal Frame Beam

Portal Frame Beam

  • Portal Frame Columns

Portal Frame Columns

  • Load Transfer Clips

Load Transfer Clips

  • Bolts and Nuts

Bolts and Nuts

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Portal Frame Includes:

Portal Frames

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Portal Frame Portal Frame

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Portal Frame (1/ 2” offset) Portal Frame (1/ 2” offset)

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Portal Frame Portal Frame

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Portal Frame Portal Frame

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Alternative Bracing Methods Alternative Bracing Methods Alternative Bracing Methods Alternative Bracing Methods

  • More expensive than rods

More expensive than rods

  • Relatively stiff

Relatively stiff (can hold drift on frame)

(can hold drift on frame)

  • Special clearances possible

Special clearances possible

(Hold column & rafter depths) (Hold column & rafter depths)

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Notes About Portal Frames

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Portal Frame

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Portal Frame Portal Frame

(typical Anchor Rod Detail) (typical Anchor Rod Detail)

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Combination of Rods and Portal Frame

  • May be more for building heights

May be more for building heights above 20’ tall. above 20’ tall.

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Alternative Bracing Methods Alternative Bracing Methods Alternative Bracing Methods Alternative Bracing Methods

Eave Floor

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Partial Height Portal Frame Partial Height Portal Frame

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Bracing Comparisons Bracing Comparisons

(Building Size = 200 x 300 x 19, I BC, 85 MPH (Building Size = 200 x 300 x 19, I BC, 85 MPH Wind Wind -

  • Book Price Shown)

Book Price Shown)

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$0 $1,000 $2,000 $3,000 $4,000 $5,000 $6,000 $7,000 $8,000 Bracing Type Rods Portal Brace Portal Frame

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Strut Bracing at Wall Strut Bracing at Wall

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Tube Strut Tube Strut

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Rod Bracing at Truss Frame Rod Bracing at Truss Frame

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Rod Bracing at Truss Frame Rod Bracing at Truss Frame

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Rod Bracing at Facade Rod Bracing at Facade

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No Bracing?!?!?! No Bracing?!?!?! No Bracing?!?!?! No Bracing?!?!?!

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  • As erection proceeds all Brace Rods,

As erection proceeds all Brace Rods, Flange Braces, Struts, Purlin/Girt Laps Flange Braces, Struts, Purlin/Girt Laps should be installed before proceeding. should be installed before proceeding.

  • All buildings will require some

All buildings will require some temporary bracing until all erection is temporary bracing until all erection is complete ! complete ! Do NOT take any chances ! Do NOT take any chances !

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What Wind Can Do! What Wind Can Do!

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Bracing Tips Bracing Tips

  • Bracing most effective at

Bracing most effective at 45 degree

45 degree

angle angle

  • Diagonal bracing

Diagonal bracing always most

always most economical economical

  • Consider

Consider I nterior Column Bracing

I nterior Column Bracing

at wide buildings at wide buildings

  • Consider “

Consider “shear walls

shear walls” with masonry,

” with masonry, etc. etc.

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