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    Roof decks serve the important function of providing structural support and transferring loads to the building structure. There are various types of roof decks including concrete, wood, steel, and cementitious wood-fiber panels. Proper slope and drainage are also critical functions that can be achieved through sloping the structural framing, using tapered insulation, or insulating fills. Expansion joints must also be included in the deck design to allow for thermal movement of the building.

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    Roof decks serve the important function of providing structural support and transferring loads to the building structure. There are various types of roof decks including concrete, wood, steel, and cementitious wood-fiber panels. Proper slope and drainage are also critical functions that can be achieved through sloping the structural framing, using tapered insulation, or insulating fills. Expansion joints must also be included in the deck design to allow for thermal movement of the building.

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    Roof decks serve the important function of providing structural support and transferring loads to the building structure. There are various types of roof decks including concrete, wood, steel, and cementitious wood-fiber panels. Proper slope and drainage are also critical functions that can be achieved through sloping the structural framing, using tapered insulation, or insulating fills. Expansion joints must also be included in the deck design to allow for thermal movement of the building.

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    Roof decks serve the important function of providing structural support and transferring loads to the building structure. There are various types of roof decks including concrete, wood, steel, and cementitious wood-fiber panels. Proper slope and drainage are also critical functions that can be achieved through sloping the structural framing, using tapered insulation, or insulating fills. Expansion joints must also be included in the deck design to allow for thermal movement of the building.

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    ROOF DECKS

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    ROOF DECKS
    Objectives:
    Functions of Roof Decks
    Types of Decks
    Slopes and Drainage

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    Deck Function

    3
    FUNCTION
    As part of the roof assembly the deck should
    be designed to provide:
    Structural support

    4
    Structural Support

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    5
    Structural Support
    A deck transfers the weight of live and dead loads
    to supporting framing members.
    Joist
    Purlins
    Subpurlins

    6
    Example of a PURLIN

    Sub Purlin
    Purlin

    7
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    Structural Support

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    FUNCTION
    Dimensional Stability

    9
    Expansion Joint on a Road.

    10
    Dimensional Stability
    Decks must Accommodate Building Movement

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    FUNCTION
    Fire Resistance

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    FUNCTION
    Attachment

    13
    Show Ballooned EPDM
    ATTACHMENT
    Did this deck stand up to the high winds?

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    SLOPE & DRAINAGE

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    SLOPE & DRAINAGE
    Slope is provided by:
    Sloping the structural framing

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    SLOPE & DRAINAGE
    Slope is provided by:
    Sloping the structural
    framing
    Tapered insulation

    17
    SLOPE & DRAINAGE
    Slope is provided by:
    Sloping the structural framing
    Tapered insulation
    Insulating fills

    Expanded Polystyrene (EPS)

    18
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    SLOPE & DRAINAGE

    Slope is provided by:


    Sloping the structural
    framing
    Tapered insulation
    Insulating fills
    Combinations of the
    above

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    SLOPE & DRAINAGE

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    DEFLECTION

    21
    DECK DEFLECTION

    22
    BUILDING & ROOF MOVEMENTS

    23
    Video Welcome to Canam1
    EXPANSION JOINTS

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    EXPANSION JOINTS
    What should be considered in the design and
    placement of expansion joints?
    The building's thermal movement
    characteristics
    The structural supports and roof deck
    The roof system selected
    The climatic conditions

    25
    EXPANSION JOINTS
    Where should we install expansion joints?

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    AREA DIVIDERS
    Also called Control Joints or Relief Joints
    Whats the difference between an expansion joint and
    area divider?

    27
    DECK TYPES
    The most common types are:
    Cementitious wood-fiber deck panels
    Lightweight insulating concrete and fills
    Poured gypsum concrete
    Precast gypsum panel
    Steel
    Structural concrete (cast-in-place, post-
    tensioned and precast/prestressed)
    Thermosetting insulating fills
    Wood-plank and structural wood-panel decks28
    STRUCTURAL CONCRETE
    The three general types of structural concrete
    roof decks are:
    Cast-in-place - Concretes that are cast on a job-site
    over form material and are reinforced with steel bar
    and/or wire mesh embedded in a deck.
    Post-tensioned - Reinforcement cables or tendons
    are tensioned after the concrete has been cast and
    taken a set.
    Precast/prestressed - Cast at a manufacturing
    facility and transported to a job site.
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    STRUCTURAL CONCRETE DECKS

    Cast in place concrete roof decks 30


    POST TENSIONED CONCRETE

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    PRE-STRESSED CONCRETE

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    PRECAST/PRE-STRESSED CONCRETE

    1. THE FIRST STEP IN PRETENSIONING IS TO STRETCH THE STEEL PRESTRESSING STRANDS TIGHTLY
    ACROSS THE CASTING BED.

    2. CONCRETE IS CAST AROUND THE STRETCHED STRANDS AND CURED.


    THE CONCRETE BONDS TO THE STRANDS.

    3. WHEN THE STRANDS ARE CUT, THE CONCRETE GOES INTO COMPRESSION AND THE BEAM
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    TAKES ON A CAMBER ENABLING THE MEMBER TO ACCOMMODATE GREATER LOADING.
    PRESTRESSED CONCRETE DECK
    UNITS

    HOLLOW CORE SLAB

    SOLID SLAB DOUBLE TEE SINGLE TEE

    Wake up fool
    Mr. T & listen to the
    instructor!

    34
    Lightweight Insulating Concrete

    Expanded Polystyrene (EPS)

    Expanded Polystyrene (EPS)

    35
    Lightweight Insulating Concrete

    36
    PRECAST CONCRETE

    37
    PRECAST CONCRETE

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    DECK TYPES
    Cementitious wood-fiber deck panels

    39
    Cementitious Wood-Fiber Deck Panels

    Lightweight insulating concrete & fills

    40
    DECK TYPES

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    WOOD-PLANK DECKS

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    TONGUE & GROOVE

    Groove

    Tongue

    Bead

    43
    WOOD-PLANK DECKS

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    PLYWOOD & ORIENTED STRAND
    BOARD (OSB) DECKS

    45
    WOOD DECKS

    Fire Mold

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    STEEL DECKS

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    Show: N.J Roofers Falls 40
    STEEL DECKS

    Flute

    Flange
    Flange

    Rib
    Rib
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    STEEL DECKS
    Rib Flange
    Width Dimension

    Rib
    Depth
    Web

    Rib Spacing Flute


    Rib

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    STEEL DECKS
    30

    Approximately
    6

    1
    Nominal

    3/8 Minimum
    50
    STEEL DECK
    30
    1
    6

    1
    Nominal

    Minimum

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    STEEL DECKS
    30

    6
    2

    1
    Nominal

    1
    Minimum 52
    STEEL DECKS
    Approximately
    8

    3
    Nominal

    1 53
    Minimum
    STEEL DECK REPAIRS
    Metal deck panels with multiply
    openings may require
    supplemental framing designed
    by an engineer

    Attach plate to
    deck (4 Fasteners
    Minimum)

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    WOOD NAILERS & CURBS

    55
    Thank You

    56

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