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APPENDIX 4D

SMARTJACK® SYSTEMS

Chapter 4

Miscellaneous Structural Support Products

Step 3

- Verify that the calculated SmartJack

®

load is less than the allowable capacity provided by the

various system components as well as the well-compacted crushed stone base and the bearing soils.

Note 3:

Without a detailed soil investigation, typical installations should assume no more than

1,500 psf allowable soil bearing pressure. This would equate to an allowable soil capacity of

6,000 lbs for a 2’x2’ poured concrete footing or a 2’ cube of well-compacted crushed stone.

Extremely soft soils may prohibit the use of a crushed stone base or require that a larger poured

concrete footing be utilized.

Step 4

- Size the new girder by entering the following table with both the SmartJack

®

Spacing (ft)

and the calculated Girder Load (plf). Choose a girder that has an Allowable Load (plf) greater than the

calculated Girder Load (plf).

Girder Size

Girder Allowable Load (plf)

(1,2,3)

4 ft

5 ft

6 ft

7 ft

8 ft

SmartJack

®

Spacing

Sawn

Lumber

(4)

(3) – 2 x 8

1,170

750

520

380

290

(3) – 2 x 10

1,760

1,120

780

570

440

(3) – 2 x 12

2,360

1,510

1,050

770

590

(1) – 4 x 6

850

550

380

280

210

(1) – 6 x 6

1,030

660

460

330

250

Engineered

Lumber

(5)

3.5 x 5.5

1,250

740

420

270

180

Structural

Steel

(6)

S4 x 7.7

(PowerBrace

Beam)

3,780

2,070

1,200

750

500

W4 x 13

6,820

3,850

2,240

1,400

940

HSS 4 x 4 x

1

5,190

2,650

1,530

960

640

HSS 4 x 2 x

1

(Lying Flat in Plank

Orientation)

990

500

290

180

120

(1)

This table makes no evaluation of the components of the existing structure.

(2)

Allowable loads in this table assume the girder is sufficiently restrained against lateral torsional buckling at an interval equal to or less than

the SmartJack

®

spacing.

(3)

The new girder may be cantilevered over the end support by a distance of 30 inches or by a distance of approximately 40% of the adjacent

SmartJack

®

spacing, whichever is less.

(4)

Sawn lumber is assumed to be Douglas Fir Larch - No. 2 or better.

(5)

Engineered lumber is assumed to be iLevel 1.3E TimberStrand LSL or equivalent.

(6)

Structural steel is assumed to be ASTM A572 Grade 50 or equivalent for wide flange shapes, and ASTM A500 Grade B or equivalent for

HSS tube shapes.

Step 5

- If the required girder size is undesirable, adjust spacing of the SmartJacks

®

and return to

Step 2.

Rev. 9/23/15