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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Standing Seam Roof System"”.

  1. Standing seam roof system strength under uplift loading

    … for uplift loading of C- and Z-purlin supported, standing seam metal building roof systems. To achieve this end, eight sets of full-scale roof system tests were conducted. Each test set consisted of a single span base test and a three-span, multi-purlin line, confirming test. The base test method …

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  2. Further Study of the Gravity Loading Base Test Method

    … the positive moment strength of gravity loaded standing seam metal roof systems is the "Base Test Method". The Base Test Method provides a means for determining the positive moment strength of a multiple span, multiple purlin line standing seam roof system using the results from a set of six …

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  3. Uplift loaded standing seam roof systems

    … predict the failure of an uplift-loaded standing seam roof system. Four sets of full-scale tests were conducted and their results were analyzed along with previous results (Anderson 1991). It was found that by normalizing the data, a reduction factor could be established for each test set …

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  4. Computational and Experimental Study on the Behavior of Diaphragms in Steel Buildings

    The lateral force resisting system (LFRS) of a steel building consist of two parts, i.e., a vertical LFRS such as braced frames or shear walls, and a horizontal LFRS with diaphragms playing a crucial role. There are various types of floor and roof diaphragms in steel buildings, such as …

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