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Calculate the snow load for the low-slop (flat) roof. For this structure, we will use the following coefficients. Cs = 1.0 Ce = 1.0 Ct = 1.0 Is = 1.1 Pg = 25

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Answer:
The width of member is as follows:
b = 3 ft

b = 3 × 12 in.

b= 36 in.
The depth of member is as follows:

d = 8 ft

d = 8 × 12 in.

d=96 in.
Since the structure used is Douglas fir-Larch lumber of size 3 × 8 size. Hence, tensile strength, f =1000 psi
Calculate the net area of the member as follows:
A = (b - ∅) × d

A= (36 - 7/8) × 96
[tex]A = 3372in^{2}[/tex]
Calculate the maximum axial tensile load by ASD method as follows:
P = f × A

P = 1000 x 3372

P = 3372000 lbs  
P = 3372 kips

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