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FOREWORD The Aluminum Design Manual includes aluminum structural design specications and accompanying commentary, a supplemental design guide, material properties, section properties, design aid tables and graphs, illustrative design examples and guidelines for aluminum sheet metal work in building construction.
Randy Killian, Conservatek Industries, Inc. What is the Aluminum Association's response? Are they approachable? I would think they would have a technical committee that would support their code. I'm thinking of updating my ADM but will wait to see if they are responsive.
Bearcat, In Section E. This is all that I can ascertain as to the reason why higher values of "k" are not used. I am not sure why it was changed from the version to the current Buggar, I have found that the Aluminum Association is both approachable and responsive, if by responsive you mean willing to back up what they publish with technical answers. Changes to their code occur review, revisions every 5 years and all changes pass through an Engineering and Design Task Force EDTF , consisting of professionals in the field of aluminum structural engineering.
The proposed changes, if passed by the EDTF, are sent to an Engineering Advisory Committee, consisting of more structural engineers who have experience in aluminum and who make up a broad range of interest in aluminum design. Only after a change is approved through both committees can it become part of the code.
On page , there is contact information to send technical inquiries about the code, and I feel certain that you would receive a response if you polled them about the change we have discussed here. Red Flag This Post Please let us know here why this post is inappropriate. Reasons such as off-topic, duplicates, flames, illegal, vulgar, or students posting their homework.
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