Chapter 4: Design Considerations
4-1 Introduction This chapter covers design considerations which must be addressed during design and review of shop drawings. Subsequent chapters cover specific design methods and procedures. Shop drawings must not be authorized if the applicable design considerations have not been addressed properly in the design. 4-2 Deflection and Camber
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