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What wind speed should I use for my project?
To determine the wind speed to use for your project, visit the ASCE Hazard Tool. This tool allows input of a project address and also
What’s the difference between ground and roof snow load for patio covers?
When designing outdoor structures like patio covers, one of the most critical factors to consider is the ability to support snow loads. In regions that
How To Use Performance Evaluations – TER’s – Calculator Reports Purchased From Engineering Express
READ BELOW BEFORE USING NON SITE-SPECIFIC PERFORMANCE EVALUATIONSFROM ENGINEERING EXPRESS FOR YOUR PROJECT General Information About Non Site-Specific Plans: Certified Performance Evaluations (also referred to
Starter List In Submitting A Ground Mounted Sign For Evaluation
Signage – Ground Mounted Client Checklist Engineering Express evaluates ground-mounted signs for structural stability. To do this, we require a drawing detailing the structural
Is Steel or Reinforcing or Fibermesh Required in Posts & Footings of Building Components?
INTRODUCTION The main purpose foundations serve is to distribute and resist the forces or loads experienced by the host structure due to wind, rain, snow,
How to Find Wind Speed & Snow Using the ASCE and ATC Hazards Tools by Location Websites
The 2 Ways To Find Wind Speed, Snow & Related Values For Projects in the US There are currently two websites as of January 2024
Frost Protection For Concrete Footings On Grade – Heave Explained
Footings Move When Soil Freezes. Let’s Explain. Building codes describe the design requirements of shallow foundations in regions where soil is subjected to seasonal ground