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The Canadian Wood Council (CWC) is the association
responsible for the development and dissemination of technical information on
the use of wood products in construction. Ensuring that this information is in
tune with technical change and users' needs requires constant vigilance.
The 2010 edition is based on, and includes a complete version of the
latest edition of the CSA O86 Standard incorporation Supplement to the Standard
published in 2010. The purpose of this sixth edition of the Wood Design
Manual is to help the Canadian community design - architects, engineers,
specification writers, teachers and students of these disciplines - to design
wood structures with efficiency, economy and safety. It brings together, in a
comprehensive but concise format, the essential information a designer needs
for a wide range of wood structural elements and systems.
The
information in the Wood Design Manual is based on the latest information
available from the National Building
Code of Canada 2010 and from CSA Standard 0-86-09 Engineering Design in
Wood. Every effort has been made to ensure that the date and information in the
Manual are accurate and complete. The CWC does not, however, assume any
responsibility for errors or omissions in the Manual nor for engineering plans
or plans prepared from it. |
Chapter 1: Introduction
Chapter 2:
Bending Members
- General Information
- Sheathing and Decking
- Lumber Joists
- Engineered Joists Beams and Purlins
- Built-up Beams
- Two-way Bending Members
- Cantilevered Beams
Chapter 3: Compression Members
- General Information
- Stud Walls and Posts Columns
- Built-up Columns
Chapter 4: Tension Members
- General Information
- Lumber and Glulam
Chapter 5: Combined Loads
- General Information
- Stud Walls
Chapter 6: Bearing
- General Information
- Bearing Resistance of Wood
- Bearing Plates
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Chapter 7: Fastenings
- General Information
- Nails and Spikes
- Bolts and Dowels
- Drift Pins
- Lag Screws
- Timber Rivets
- Shear Plates and Split Rings
- Truss Plates
- Joist Hangers
- Framing Anchors
- Typical Connection Details
Chapter 8: Shearwalls and Diaphrams
- General Information
- Diaphragm Design
- Seismic Design Considerations for Shearwall Design
and Diaphrams
Chapter 9: Applications
- General Information
- Curved Clulam
- Timber Arches
- Pitched-tapered Beams
- Pyramidal, Domed and A-frame Buildings
- Heavy Timber Trusses
- Light Frame Trusses
- Permanent Wood Foundations
- Stressed-skin Panels
- Mils-Rise Wood Frame Construction
- Concrete Formwork
Chapter 10: Design Fire Safety
- General Information
- Definitions
- Wood Construction
- Fire-resistance Rating
- Determining Fire-resistance Ratings
- Flame-spread Ratings
- Fire-retardant Treated Wood
Chapter 11: Reference Information
- General Information
- Section Index
Chapter 12: Commentary CSA 086 Engineering Design
in Wood
- 1-2: Scope Definitions, Symbols, Dimension,
References
- 3: Objectives and Design Requirements
- 4: General Design
- 5: Sawn Lumber
- 6: Glued-laminated Timber (Glulam)
- 7: Structural Panels
- 8: Composite Building Components
- 9: Lateral-load Resisting Systems
- 10: Fastenings
- 13: Proprietary Structural Wood
Products-Design
- 14: Proprietary Structural Wood Products-Materials
and Evaluation
You may view the Table of Contents (in PDF format)
by clicking on this link: Table of
Contents. |
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