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Vasd does not match Vult conversion. Stated Vult = 123 mph and Vasd = 100 mph, but 123 × √0.6 = 95.3 mph. Either the ultimate or ASD wind speed is incorrect, affecting every pressure calculation in the set.
ASCE 7-22 §2.3.1Why this matters: Incorrect wind speed cascades to all C&C and MWFRS pressures. Will be caught in plan review.
Recommendation: Verify intended design wind speed. If Vult = 123 mph, Vasd should be 95.3 mph. Correct all pressure tables accordingly.
AISC 360-16 is referenced for structural steel design. The current edition is AISC 360-22, adopted by FBC 2023 and IBC 2021.
AISC 360-22 | FBC 2023Why this matters: Outdated code reference may trigger plan review comment.
Recommendation: Update all AISC references to the 360-22 edition.
"GABBLE ROOF" should read "GABLE ROOF" in the Components and Cladding pressure table header.
TypographicalRecommendation: Correct typo in next drawing revision.
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