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Linear Varying Floor Edges

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Linear varying floor edge conditions are best suited to evaluation using the “Complete Contour” mode.  This will result in a dense data set that can be automatically converted to linear varying loads for display in the ENERCALC SEL calculation.

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The complete contour for this example beam results in the following load mappings:

1.A uniform load on one side of the beam:

a.Tributary width = 3.5 ft

b.Mapped to the “Loads All Spans” tab

2.The linear varying (trapezoidal) load due to the skewed slab overhang:

a.Starting Tributary width = 6 ft

b.Ending Tributary width = 6 ft

c.Mapped to the “Span Loads” tab

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