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Slide LLC
Paul Mitchell Display
Dew Tour 2011
Breckenridge, CO
PEI Job #: 111119
Date: 11-04-11
To Whom It May Concern,
The following is in regards to the Paul Mitchell display at the Dew Tour in
Breckenridge, CO. The temporary structure has been designed for an 80 mph 3-second
wind gust. This structures design wind velocity is below the minimum required for the
city of Breckenridge, therefore wind speed monitoring equipment is required at the
display. When a 70 mph wind gust is recorded, the fabric on the display must
immediately be removed until the wind speed has lowered. The structure has also been
designed for a 5 psf roof snow load which is far less than what is required by the city.
Due to this lower rating, 4 inches of fresh snow is the maximum allowed on the fabric
roof. Any more than 4 inches of snow that accumulates on the fabric roof must be
immediately removed or the fabric itself taken off of the structure. The anchorage of the
structure is being preformed by others. Alli Sports has informed Plump Engineering that
ice augers with a pull out capacity of 4500# will be used for the display. With the
capacity given to Plump Engineering, an ice auger is required at each wire brace location.
Therefore, the Paul Mitchell display requires a minimum of 6 ice augers to resist the
loading described above.
If there are any further questions feel free to give us a call.
Thank you.
Plump Engineering Inc.
Richard Plump, P.E.
President
Plump Engineering, Inc.
914 E. Katella Avenue
Anaheim, CA 92805
714-385-1835 FAX: 714-385-1834
RichardPlump @ Peica.com
Slide LLC
Paul Mitchell Display
Dew Tour 2011
Breckenridge, CO
PEI Job #: 111119
Date: 11-4-11
To Whom It May Concern,
The following is in regards to the Paul Mitchell display at the Dew Tour in
Breckenridge, CO. The temporary structure had been originally designed with 6 wire
braces. The structure was installed with 4 wires braces, one at each corner with the two
wires brace in the middle not installed. These 4 remaining braces still have the capacity to
resist the original loading of the structure and do not require any further alteration.
If there are any further questions feel free to give us a call.
Thank you.
Plump Engineering Inc.
Richard Plump, P.E.
President
Plump Engineering, Inc.
914 E. Katella Avenue
Anaheim, CA 92805
714-385-1835 FAX: 714-385-1834
RichardPlump @ Peica.com
914 E. Katella Avenue, Anaheim, CA 92805 (714) 385-1835 Fax (714) 385-1834
STRUCTURAL CALCULATIONS
Client: Slide LLC
Project: Paul Mitchell 2011
Location: Breckenridge, CO
Building Code: 2009 IBC
Plump File No: 111119 By: G.M.P. Date: November 4, 2011
Revisions:
These calculations not valid unless
signed and sealed in space above.
Plump Engineering, Inc.
914 E. Katella Ave.
Anaheim, CA 92805
714-385-1835 FAX: 714-385-1834
RichardPlump @ Peica.com
2009 IBC - Wind Load
P=qhGCN Eq. 6-25 ASCE 7-05
qh =0.00256KzKztKdV2I Exposure B
h=0-152025
Kz =0.700.700.70
Kzt =1.001.001.00
Kd =0.850.850.85
V=808080
I=0.870.870.87
qh =8.488.488.48
G=1.201.201.20
Case A
CNW+=1.301.301.30
CNW-=0.300.300.30
Case B
CNW+=-0.10-0.10-0.10
CNW-=-0.90-0.90-0.90
CASE A
Positive Wind (Towards Roof)
P = 13 13 13 psf
Negative Wind (Away from Roof)
P = 3 3 3 psf
CASE B
Positive Wind (Towards Roof)
P = -1 -1 -1 psf
Negative Wind (Away from Roof)
P = -9 -9 -9 psf
2009 IBC - Roof Snow Load
Pg = 100 psf
Ce = 0.90 (Fully Exposed)
Ct = 1.20 (Unheated Structure)
I= 0.80(Category I)
Pf =0.7CeCtIPg
Pf = 60.48 psf
Slope = 4.00 in per ft
Cs = 1.00 (Slippery Surface)
Ps = 60 psf
Dead Weight
* Anchorage to ground by OTHERS
Plump Engineering, Inc.
914 E. Katella Ave.
Anaheim, CA 92805
714-385-1835 FAX: 714-385-1834
Aluminum Design: 2009 Aluminum Design Manual
Tube: 2.00 in x 0.065 in
Area = 0.395 in2 k = 1.00
Sx = 0.185 in3 L = 12.00 in
Material = 6082-T6 r = 0.68 in
E = 10100 ksi kL/r = 18
D = 0.098 pci
Ftu = 42.10 ksi kt = 1.00
Fty = 36.30 ksi ny = 1.65
Fcy = 36.30 ksi nu = 1.95
Fsu = 27.23 ksi
BENDING
Fb = 1.24 Ftu / ktnu = 26.77 ksi
Fb = 1.17 Fty / ny = 25.74 ksi →BENDING
TENSION -AXIAL
For kL/r < 200
Ft = Ftu / ktnu = 21.59 ksi →TENSION
Ft = Fty / ny = 22.00 ksi
COMPRESSION -AXIAL
Bc = Fcy[1+(Fcy/2250)2]= 36.31 ksi
Dc = (Bc/10)(Bc/E)0.5 = 0.22
Cc = 0.41Bc/Dc = 68.38
S1 = [Bc-((nuFcy/ny)]/Dc = -30.27
S2 = Cc = 68.38
For kL/r < S1:
Fc = Fcy / ny = 22.00 ksi
For S1 < kL/r < S2:
Fc = [Bc-(DckL/r)]/nu = 16.66 ksi →COMPRESSION
For kL/r > S2:
Fc = π2E/nu(kL/r)2 = 166.34 ksi
SHEAR
Fs = Fsu/1.5nu = 9.31 ksi →SHEAR
Plump Engineering, Inc.
914 E. Katella Ave.
Anaheim, CA 92805
714-385-1835 FAX: 714-385-1834
Aluminum Design: 2009 Aluminum Design Manual
Tube: 0.50 in solid
Area = 0.196 in2 k = 1.00
Sx = 0.012 in3 L = 4.00 in
Material = 6082-T6 r = 0.13 in
E = 10100 ksi kL/r = 32
D = 0.098 pci
Ftu = 42.10 ksi kt = 1.00
Fty = 36.30 ksi ny = 1.65
Fcy = 36.30 ksi nu = 1.95
Fsu = 27.23 ksi
BENDING
Fb = 1.24 Ftu / ktnu = 26.77 ksi
Fb = 1.17 Fty / ny = 25.74 ksi →BENDING
TENSION -AXIAL
For kL/r < 200
Ft = Ftu / ktnu = 21.59 ksi →TENSION
Ft = Fty / ny = 22.00 ksi
COMPRESSION -AXIAL
Bc = Fcy[1+(Fcy/2250)2]= 36.31 ksi
Dc = (Bc/10)(Bc/E)0.5 = 0.22
Cc = 0.41Bc/Dc = 68.38
S1 = [Bc-((nuFcy/ny)]/Dc = -30.27
S2 = Cc = 68.38
For kL/r < S1:
Fc = Fcy / ny = 22.00 ksi
For S1 < kL/r < S2:
Fc = [Bc-(DckL/r)]/nu = 15.05 ksi →COMPRESSION
For kL/r > S2:
Fc = π2E/nu(kL/r)2 = 49.92 ksi
SHEAR
Fs = Fsu/1.5nu = 9.31 ksi →SHEAR