Adjusted Design Value for Compression Parallel to Grain Calculator

✖Design Value for Parallel Compression to grain.ⓘ Design Value for Parallel Compression [F_c]			+10% -10%
✖Load Duration Factor is based on the ability of wood to recover after a reasonable load has been applied for a given time.ⓘ Load Duration Factor [C_D]			+10% -10%
✖Wet Service Factor is used to signify wood that will not be used in a dry condition.ⓘ Wet Service Factor [C_m]			+10% -10%
✖Temperature factor is the factor used for wood that is expected to be exposed to high temperatures for long periods of time.ⓘ Temperature Factor [C_t]			+10% -10%
✖Size Factor is the factors that takes non-homogeneity of wood into account.ⓘ Size Factor [C_F]			+10% -10%
✖Column Stability Factor is one of the lumber adjustment factors.ⓘ Column Stability Factor [C_p]			+10% -10%

✖Adjusted design value is the value either in bending, compression, tension or shear by using other factors.ⓘ Adjusted Design Value for Compression Parallel to Grain [F']

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Adjusted Design Value for Compression Parallel to Grain Solution

STEP 0: Pre-Calculation Summary

Formula Used

Adjusted Design Value = (Design Value for Parallel Compression*Load Duration Factor*Wet Service Factor*Temperature Factor*Size Factor*Column Stability Factor)
F' = (F_c*C_D*C_m*C_t*C_F*C_p)
This formula uses 7 Variables

Variables Used

Adjusted Design Value - (Measured in Pascal) - Adjusted design value is the value either in bending, compression, tension or shear by using other factors.
Design Value for Parallel Compression - (Measured in Pascal) - Design Value for Parallel Compression to grain.
Load Duration Factor - Load Duration Factor is based on the ability of wood to recover after a reasonable load has been applied for a given time.
Wet Service Factor - Wet Service Factor is used to signify wood that will not be used in a dry condition.
Temperature Factor - Temperature factor is the factor used for wood that is expected to be exposed to high temperatures for long periods of time.
Size Factor - Size Factor is the factors that takes non-homogeneity of wood into account.
Column Stability Factor - Column Stability Factor is one of the lumber adjustment factors.

STEP 1: Convert Input(s) to Base Unit

Design Value for Parallel Compression: 7.5 Megapascal --> 7500000 Pascal (Check conversion here)
Load Duration Factor: 0.74 --> No Conversion Required
Wet Service Factor: 0.81 --> No Conversion Required
Temperature Factor: 0.8 --> No Conversion Required
Size Factor: 1.05 --> No Conversion Required
Column Stability Factor: 1.5 --> No Conversion Required

STEP 2: Evaluate Formula

Substituting Input Values in Formula

F' = (F_c*C_D*C_m*C_t*C_F*C_p) --> (7500000*0.74*0.81*0.8*1.05*1.5)

Evaluating ... ...

F' = 5664330

STEP 3: Convert Result to Output's Unit

5664330 Pascal -->5.66433 Megapascal (Check conversion here)

FINAL ANSWER

5.66433 Megapascal <-- Adjusted Design Value

(Calculation completed in 00.020 seconds)

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Adjusted Design Value for Compression Parallel to Grain

LaTeX Go Adjusted Design Value = (Design Value for Parallel Compression*Load Duration Factor*Wet Service Factor*Temperature Factor*Size Factor*Column Stability Factor)

Adjusted Design Value for Shear

LaTeX Go Adjusted Design Value = Design Value for Shear*Load Duration Factor*Wet Service Factor*Temperature Factor*Shear Stress Factor

Adjusted Design Value for Tension

LaTeX Go Adjusted Design Value = (Design Value for Tension*Load Duration Factor*Wet Service Factor*Temperature Factor*Size Factor)

Adjusted Design Value for Compression Perpendicular to Grain

LaTeX Go Adjusted Design Value = Design Value for Compression Perpendicular*Wet Service Factor*Temperature Factor*Bearing Area Factor

Adjusted Design Value for Compression Parallel to Grain Formula

LaTeX Go

Adjusted Design Value = (Design Value for Parallel Compression*Load Duration Factor*Wet Service Factor*Temperature Factor*Size Factor*Column Stability Factor)
F' = (F_c*C_D*C_m*C_t*C_F*C_p)

What is Adjusted Design Value?

Application of the required adjustment is necessary as there is always some variation in the design values calculated in timber.

What is Column Stability Factor?

The column stability factor is to ensure that weak-axis buckling or torsional buckling does not occur over non-laterally supported lengths. Note that this is similar to the beam stability factor except it deals with columns in compression, vs. beams in flexure.

How to Calculate Adjusted Design Value for Compression Parallel to Grain?

Adjusted Design Value for Compression Parallel to Grain calculator uses Adjusted Design Value = (Design Value for Parallel Compression*Load Duration Factor*Wet Service Factor*Temperature Factor*Size Factor*Column Stability Factor) to calculate the Adjusted Design Value, The Adjusted Design Value for Compression Parallel to Grain formula is defined by using several factors such as column stability factor, load duration factor, temperature factor etc. Adjusted Design Value is denoted by F' symbol.

How to calculate Adjusted Design Value for Compression Parallel to Grain using this online calculator? To use this online calculator for Adjusted Design Value for Compression Parallel to Grain, enter Design Value for Parallel Compression (F_c), Load Duration Factor (C_D), Wet Service Factor (C_m), Temperature Factor (C_t), Size Factor (C_F) & Column Stability Factor (C_p) and hit the calculate button. Here is how the Adjusted Design Value for Compression Parallel to Grain calculation can be explained with given input values -> 5.7E-6 = (7500000*0.74*0.81*0.8*1.05*1.5).

FAQ

What is Adjusted Design Value for Compression Parallel to Grain?

The Adjusted Design Value for Compression Parallel to Grain formula is defined by using several factors such as column stability factor, load duration factor, temperature factor etc and is represented as F' = (F_c*C_D*C_m*C_t*C_F*C_p) or Adjusted Design Value = (Design Value for Parallel Compression*Load Duration Factor*Wet Service Factor*Temperature Factor*Size Factor*Column Stability Factor). Design Value for Parallel Compression to grain, Load Duration Factor is based on the ability of wood to recover after a reasonable load has been applied for a given time, Wet Service Factor is used to signify wood that will not be used in a dry condition, Temperature factor is the factor used for wood that is expected to be exposed to high temperatures for long periods of time, Size Factor is the factors that takes non-homogeneity of wood into account & Column Stability Factor is one of the lumber adjustment factors.

How to calculate Adjusted Design Value for Compression Parallel to Grain?

The Adjusted Design Value for Compression Parallel to Grain formula is defined by using several factors such as column stability factor, load duration factor, temperature factor etc is calculated using Adjusted Design Value = (Design Value for Parallel Compression*Load Duration Factor*Wet Service Factor*Temperature Factor*Size Factor*Column Stability Factor). To calculate Adjusted Design Value for Compression Parallel to Grain, you need Design Value for Parallel Compression (F_c), Load Duration Factor (C_D), Wet Service Factor (C_m), Temperature Factor (C_t), Size Factor (C_F) & Column Stability Factor (C_p). With our tool, you need to enter the respective value for Design Value for Parallel Compression, Load Duration Factor, Wet Service Factor, Temperature Factor, Size Factor & Column Stability Factor and hit the calculate button. You can also select the units (if any) for Input(s) and the Output as well.

How many ways are there to calculate Adjusted Design Value?

In this formula, Adjusted Design Value uses Design Value for Parallel Compression, Load Duration Factor, Wet Service Factor, Temperature Factor, Size Factor & Column Stability Factor. We can use 3 other way(s) to calculate the same, which is/are as follows -

Adjusted Design Value = (Design Value for Tension*Load Duration Factor*Wet Service Factor*Temperature Factor*Size Factor)
Adjusted Design Value = Design Value for Shear*Load Duration Factor*Wet Service Factor*Temperature Factor*Shear Stress Factor
Adjusted Design Value = Design Value for Compression Perpendicular*Wet Service Factor*Temperature Factor*Bearing Area Factor

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