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Secondary Framing Secondary Framing Secondary Framing Secondary - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Secondary Framing Secondary Framing Secondary Framing Secondary Framing 1 1 Secondary Framing Secondary Framing Secondary Framing Secondary Framing Materials Materials 2 2 Secondary Framing Secondary Framing Secondary Framing
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Secondary Framing Secondary Framing Secondary Framing Secondary Framing
Materials Materials
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Secondary Framing Secondary Framing Secondary Framing Secondary Framing
- Thickness range from 17 gage to 11
Thickness range from 17 gage to 11 gage gage
- Acrylic
Acrylic-
- coated galvanized secondary
coated galvanized secondary ( (VP Tech Perspective# 38 VP Tech Perspective# 38) (Gray and ) (Gray and Patrician Bronze also available. Patrician Bronze also available.
- I ndividual members are designed for
I ndividual members are designed for specific loads specific loads
Variety of material thicknesses
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Secondary Framing Secondary Framing Secondary Framing Secondary Framing
SEDs used shown on Erection Drawings
Secondary Shapes Secondary Shapes
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Cee Zee Eave Purlin
Common Secondary Depths
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From Details, August 2008 issue
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Purlins and Girts Purlins and Girts
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Secondary Framing Secondary Framing Secondary Framing Secondary Framing
Basic Structural Shapes Basic Structural Shapes
ZEEs and CEEs - 7”, 8 1/2”, 10”, & 11 1/2”
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Secondary Framing Secondary Framing Secondary Framing Secondary Framing
Roof Roof
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Erecting Bay Erecting Bay
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Roof Secondary Framing Roof Secondary Framing Roof Secondary Framing Roof Secondary Framing Eave Members Eave Members
- 7” , 8 1/2”, 10”,
and 11 ½ ” Depths
- Always simple
span because of shape
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- Lap adjacent purlins
Lap adjacent purlins
Roof Secondary Framing Roof Secondary Framing Roof Secondary Framing Roof Secondary Framing
Continuous Purlins
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Roof Secondary Framing Roof Secondary Framing Roof Secondary Framing Roof Secondary Framing
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Roof Secondary Framing Roof Secondary Framing Roof Secondary Framing Roof Secondary Framing
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Roof Secondary Framing Roof Secondary Framing Roof Secondary Framing Roof Secondary Framing
- Not a Structural Lap
Not a Structural Lap
Simple Span Purlins
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Roof Secondary Framing Roof Secondary Framing Roof Secondary Framing Roof Secondary Framing
Default Purlin spacings are 5’ Default Purlin spacings are 5’-
Other spacings may be used Other spacings may be used
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Roof Secondary Framing Roof Secondary Framing Roof Secondary Framing Roof Secondary Framing
- Bolts to purlin and frame
Bolts to purlin and frame
- Prevents frame from twisting
Prevents frame from twisting
- Frame benefits,
Frame benefits, not not the purlin the purlin
Flange Braces
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- New Channel Purlin
New Channel Purlin Brace Brace
- Consolidated G30
Consolidated G30 purlin brace channel purlin brace channel will be used for Erection will be used for Erection and Purlin Bracing. and Purlin Bracing.
- Sag angles will be
Sag angles will be discontinued. discontinued.
- Used as “discrete”
Used as “discrete” bracing, for untested bracing, for untested panels, or fixed clip panels, or fixed clip locations. locations.
- Not allowed with 7”
Not allowed with 7” purlins purlins
Secondary
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Secondary
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Secondary
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Roof Secondary Framing Roof Secondary Framing Roof Secondary Framing Roof Secondary Framing
Larger Bays Larger Bays
( 30 feet + ) ( 30 feet + )
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Roof Secondary Roof Secondary Larger Bays Larger Bays Roof Secondary Roof Secondary Larger Bays Larger Bays
- Spans in excess of 30’
- May be used with Panel Rib roof
system
- Cost may be greater than
Transbay
11 1/2” Purlins
Features:
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Purlins at Hip/ Valley Purlins at Hip/ Valley
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Truss Truss Purlin Purlin
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Truss Truss Purlin Purlin
- A new long span solution utilizing a truss purlin will be
A new long span solution utilizing a truss purlin will be available. available.
- VP Wide Bay will still be offered, for a limited time.
VP Wide Bay will still be offered, for a limited time.
- End seat depth of 8½” with an optional 2½”
End seat depth of 8½” with an optional 2½”
- Two truss purlin depths available
Two truss purlin depths available – – 20½” and 29½” (default 20½” and 29½” (default being 29½”) being 29½”)
- Bottom chord building bracing system only
Bottom chord building bracing system only
- Rake beam and primary frames will be designed with
Rake beam and primary frames will be designed with depths to accommodate bottom chord bracing. depths to accommodate bottom chord bracing.
- Available from BlueScope Buildings Manufacturing in
Available from BlueScope Buildings Manufacturing in Monterrey, Mexico or Laurinburg, NC. Monterrey, Mexico or Laurinburg, NC.
Secondary Secondary
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Truss Purlin Truss Purlin – – VPCommand Screen VPCommand Screen
Secondary Secondary
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Trussed Trussed Purlin Purlin
Secondary Secondary
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Bar Joist Bar Joist
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Flange Brace at Bar Joist Flange Brace at Bar Joist
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Wall Secondary / Larger Bays Wall Secondary / Larger Bays Wall Secondary / Larger Bays Wall Secondary / Larger Bays
A Soldier
Column is used
is used to reduce the to reduce the span of the span of the sidewall girts sidewall girts with larger bays with larger bays ( 30’ ( 30’-
- 0” + ).
0” + ).
Soldier Column
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Wall Secondary Soldier Column Wall Secondary Soldier Column Wall Secondary Soldier Column Wall Secondary Soldier Column
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Soldier Column with Purlins Soldier Column with Purlins
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Soldier Column with Bar Joist Soldier Column with Bar Joist
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Soldier Column with WBTP Soldier Column with WBTP
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Secondary Framing Secondary Framing Secondary Framing Secondary Framing
Wall Wall
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Wall Secondary Framing Wall Secondary Framing Wall Secondary Framing Wall Secondary Framing
Building Width 1’-0
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Eave Height 8 1/2”
Sidewall Outset Girt Condition
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Girt Bracing Straps
- For discrete bracing of
wall secondary in long bays or when wall material is not furnished by VP girt strapping will be used.
Secondary
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Wall Secondary Framing Wall Secondary Framing Wall Secondary Framing Wall Secondary Framing
- Girts lap at
Girts lap at frame frame connections connections
- Stronger, may
Stronger, may decrease cost decrease cost
Continuous Span Outset Girts
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Secondary Secondary Secondary Secondary Simple Span Outset Girts
- Do not lap
adjacent girts
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Secondary Secondary Secondary Secondary
Simple Span Outset Girts- Nested
- Do not lap adjacent girts
Note: Wall fastener pattern will be staggered
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AB Layout at Corner (Outset/Outset 7” & 8 ½ ”)
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Wall Secondary Framing Wall Secondary Framing Wall Secondary Framing Wall Secondary Framing
- 1 5/ 8” standard I nset
(shown)
- Offset dimension may vary
- I nset girts must be simple
span
Simple Span Inset Girts
8 ½ ” and 10” are notched; 7” and 11” are stopped short
- f flange
Secondary – 7” & 11 ½ ” I nset
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I nset Girts I nset Girts
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Wall Secondary Framing Wall Secondary Framing Wall Secondary Framing Wall Secondary Framing
Building Width
5 1/8”
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Eave Height
1 5/8”
Sidewall Inset Girt Condition
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Wall Secondary Framing Wall Secondary Framing Wall Secondary Framing Wall Secondary Framing
Building Width 4”
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Eave Height
Sidewall Flush Girt Condition
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Wall Secondary Framing Wall Secondary Framing Wall Secondary Framing Wall Secondary Framing
Secondary offset is the distance from
- utside flange of
girt (Building Line) to the outside
flange of the
Primary Framing Member
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Extended Secondary Clips Extended Secondary Clips
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Wall Secondary Framing Wall Secondary Framing Wall Secondary Framing Wall Secondary Framing
Outset Endwall
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Building Length 1’-0 8 1/2” Purlin
1’-0
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L 7” and 8 ½ ” Girts have 1’ – 0” BL to CL 10” and 11 ½ ” Girts have 1’ – 3” BL to CL
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Outset Endwall 1’ Outset Endwall 1’-
- 0” location
0” location Outset Endwall 1’ Outset Endwall 1’-
- 0” location
0” location
Outset Endwall
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Building Length 1’-0 8 1/2” Purlin
1’-0
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Wall Secondary Framing Wall Secondary Framing Wall Secondary Framing Wall Secondary Framing
Inset Endwall
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Building Length 5 1/8” 1 5/8”
Purlin
6”
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AB Layout at Endpost (Inset)
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Wall Secondary Framing Wall Secondary Framing Wall Secondary Framing Wall Secondary Framing
Flush Endwall
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Building Length 4”
Purlin
6”
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Wall Secondary Framing Wall Secondary Framing Wall Secondary Framing Wall Secondary Framing
Panel Rib & Vee Rib Girt Spacings Panel Rib & Vee Rib Girt Spacings
Standard Spacing Standard Spacing
5’-0” 7’-6” Zee 5’-0” Varies
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Typical Girt Spacings Typical Girt Spacings Typical Girt Spacings Typical Girt Spacings
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Wall Secondary Framing Wall Secondary Framing Wall Secondary Framing Wall Secondary Framing
Panel Rib & Vee Rib Girt Spacings Panel Rib & Vee Rib Girt Spacings
Additional girt may be required Additional girt may be required due to wind load. due to wind load.
5’-0” 5’-0” Varies
4’-0” 3’-6”
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Additional Girt Additional Girt
Field Edge Zone Corner Zone
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Corner Zone Corner Zone -
- Additional
Additional Secondary Secondary
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Secondary Mark Numbers Secondary Mark Numbers
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Framed Openings Framed Openings
- 12” minimum
from CL of column or endpost to inside face of framed
- pening
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Framed Openings Framed Openings
- 12” minimum
between framed
- penings in the
same bay
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Framed Openings Framed Openings
- 24” minimum
from header to eave
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Framed Openings Framed Openings
- 28 1/2” clear
- n at least one
side of a column for flange braces
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Secondary Tips Secondary Tips
- Continuous spanning members are
Continuous spanning members are usually most economical usually most economical
- Panel Rib roof is not allowed on Wide
Panel Rib roof is not allowed on Wide Bay Trussed Purlins or Bar Joists Bay Trussed Purlins or Bar Joists
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Secondary Tips Secondary Tips
- Endbay
Endbay dimension is most effective at dimension is most effective at
- approx. 85% of interior bay
- approx. 85% of interior bay
- Verify if flange bracing allowed with
Verify if flange bracing allowed with liner panel liner panel
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Secondary Tips Secondary Tips
- 35’
35’ -
- 40’ bays compare wide bay
40’ bays compare wide bay trussed purlins (WBTP) and 11 ½ ” trussed purlins (WBTP) and 11 ½ ” purlins purlins
- 40’
40’ – – 60’ bays compare WBTP and bar 60’ bays compare WBTP and bar joists joists
- 60’ bays use bar joists
60’ bays use bar joists
- Freight is a consideration with WBTP
Freight is a consideration with WBTP
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