CENE 437
Solid-Sawn
Other types
Adjustment Factors
Design




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 CENE 437: The Class: Woodbeams: Design


Design

Sub-Module Objectives:
In this sub-module, you will be provided with the techniques to analyze and design solid-sawn or glued laminated beams. The analysis and design techniques follow the same procedures introduced to you in Mechanics of Materials. We will examine the four primary factors; bending, shear, deflection, and bearing; that must be considered for any beam.

Sub-Module Directions:
Only three class days will be devoted to this deep sub-module. To complete this sub-module, which is the last sub-module in the wood beam module, you must:
  1. Study the five sets of on-line lecture notes.
  2. Complete the reading assignment.
  3. Come to class prepared to discuss the following topics:
    1. Day 1: Bending
    2. Day 2: Shear, Deflection, and Bearing
    3. Day 3: Design Example
  4. Complete the homework assignments and submit according to:
    1. Bending: Day 2
    2. Shear, Deflection, and Bearing: Day 4
    3. Beam Design: Day 4
  5. Complete the wood beam section of the design project and submit according to the directions provided in the project area of this class.

On-Line Lecture:

Reading Assignment:
  • Breyer, Chapter 6, Sections 6.1 - 6.17.
  • Breyer, Chapter 2, Section 2.7.

Problem Assignments:
  • Bending: 6.12 (complete bending only), 6.27
  • Shear, Deflection and Bearing: 6.12 (complete all other requirements)
  • Design: 6.22

Design Project Assignment:
Go to the Wood Beam section of the Project area of this class and complete as directed.



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