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Loading Class Manual for intelliVIEW – Chapter 7 Calculate #1 Hip Reactions Using Load Area Method Continuing with the same base load case (right), we can calculate the reactions of a #1 Hip Truss using load areas. The same formula, used in the last example, can be used to calculate the girder reactions. The total supported area is illustrated below left. There will be two load areas that will need to be calculated. The first area, shown below right in gray, defines the space between the girder and adjacent common truss. The second area, shown below right in yellow, defines the area occupied by the by the jacks. The sum of these two areas will determine the approximate Hip Girder reactions. TC LL 20 PSF TC DL 10 PSF BC LL 0 PSF BC DL 10 PSF TOT. LD 40 PSF

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