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Wood Beam Design and Installation Considerations
https://www.weyerhaeuser.com/blog/wood-beam-design-and-installation-considerations/
LP SOLIDSTART LVL BEAM & HEADER - LP Building …
https://lpcorp.com/resources/product-literature/technical-guides/lvl-beam-header-technical-guide
LP SolidStart LVL sized with the tables and design values in this guide requires continuous lateral restraint of the compression edge. Continuous restraint is defined as a maximum unbraced length of 24". This restraint is normally provided by sheathing and/or other framing
Murphy LVL Technical Design Guide
https://murphyplywood.com/pdfs/engineered/Murphy_LVL_Technical_Guide.pdf
General notes for this product guide: 1. All tables assume dry conditions. Calculations are based on NDS and IBC and ICC-ESR#2913. 2. Lateral support of the compression edge of all beams must be provided at 24” on center. 3. Application tables include live load reductions applied in accordance with 2018 IBC. 4.
What is proper bracing for joists bearing on LVL - Eng …
https://www.eng-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?qid=439092
The first is to use a strap around the LVL and attach it to the sides of each joist (spaced at 16"). The option is to use 2x4 or 2x6 laid flat at in between the joists as blocking and toe nail into the joists and LVL. Boise wood products has a technical publication that talks about how this is an ok method of bracing.
Edge Bracing | Edwards Instruments
https://www.edwards-instruments.com/trombone-options/edge-bracing/
The first dependent bass with edge bracing was built in December 2001 and it is incredible. The dependent and independent edge braced basses will be available to try at all of the upcoming shows so drop by and play all of the new valve …
Microllam® LVL Beams - Weyerhaeuser
https://www.weyerhaeuser.com/woodproducts/engineered-lumber/microllam-lvl/microllam-lvl-beams/
Microllam® LVL beams work well in applications all over the house. They can easily be built-up on site to reduce heavy lifting. No matter where they’re used, they install quickly with little or no waste. MICROLLAM® LVL BEAM BENEFITS: Uniform and predictable Resists warping, splitting and shrinking while supporting heavy loads Dimensionally stable
Continuous Lateral Bracing of the Beam - Structural …
https://www.eng-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?qid=449984
An LVL doesn't really have a flange, it has a compression edge, so there is no flange force per se. You should use the NDS beam stability factor to account for lack of continuous compression edge lateral bracing. Generally, if you have sheathing nailed to the compression edge, it is assumed to be continuously laterally braced.
Continous LVL Beams - JLC-Online Forums
https://forums.jlconline.com/forums/forum/jlc-online-expert-forums/rough-framing/9426-continous-lvl-beams
LVL specifications call for the compression side of a LVL beam to be laterally supported at a minimum of 2 feet on center. When using a LVL over continous spans and installing I-Joists or dimensional lumber on top of the LVL, a portion of the bottom of the LVL can go into compression. Bracing of the bottom on the LVL beam is not very practical.
GE-16 Lateral Bracing - Boise Cascade
https://www.bc.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/GE-16_Lateral_Bracing.pdf
In multiple span conditions, compression exists on the bottom edge at and near intermediate supports. In joist applications, the required connection of the bottom flange to the bearing support is typically considered adequate bracing in these areas. Bottom edge compression may also occur in roof framing with significant wind uplift.
Level compression - NESdev Wiki
https://www.nesdev.org/wiki/Level_compression
Level compression refers to techniques that allow fitting more level data into a smaller space. Levels may easily reach several kilobytes of space uncompressed, and with the cartridge size constraints of an NES game, this is most likely unacceptable. These are some general techniques for NES-friendly level compression, and it is often possible to use multiple ones in the same …
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