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dead load deflection

By WoodEngineering Posted on July 7, 2021 Posted in Uncategorized Tagged with beam, creep, dead, deflection, girder, joist, load, rafter, weight

Jeff R. Filler, (c) 2021 The dead weight deflection of a beam, rafter, etc. is the amount the beam deflects, bends, sags, due to the `dead weight’ of the things it is carrying, including itself. Going back to the example …

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