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This data group allows you to enter different hold-down capacities and displacements at maximum capacity depending on stud width and thickness.
Elongation/Displacement List box
This box allows you to replicate the tables that appear in the hold-down product literature that have different hold-down capacities and/or displacements for each stud thickness and/or depth, for those hold-downs using the full assembly displacement option. It is also possible to enter just one record that applies to all stud sizes.
You enter a line in this table for each of the records in the hold-down product literature that have different hold-down capacities and/or displacements . These capacities and displacements apply to minimum end stud dimensions (actual, not nominal), that is, to all end studs with thickness or depth greater then those entered in the line. If “all” is entered, the data apply to all thicknesses or widths less than those specified in other lines.
Thickness is the dimension of the wall chord end stud assembly through which the hold-down fasteners pass. Width is the perpendicular dimension. Capacity is allowable tension load . Displacement/elongation is strength level displacement (including slippage) or elongation at full capacity.
The values apply to only one bracket in a two-bracket hold-down.
New
Creates a new record corresponding to a line in the table of product information. The line includes the hold-down capacity and displacement or elongation for all stud thicknesses and widths greater than those in you enter in this line. Non-zero values must be entered, otherwise you cannot exit the dialog box. If you wish to exit without completing the record, delete the record.
Delete
Delete an entire record consisting of one line of the Displacement/Elongation table. You must delete any incomplete lines before exiting the dialog.
Note
For any line in the table, you can enter a note corresponding to the one that appears in the product literature and/or evaluation report to show in the design results any further restrictions on the use of the hold-down, such as on the wood species, grade, or specific gravity.