Determine the maximum allowable span of nominal 2x4 wall forms studs carrying a design load...

Determine the maximum allowable span of nominal 2x4 wall forms studs carrying a design load of 1000 psf. Stud spacing is 16” on center. Use the allowable stresses for Douglas Fir from Table 13-8 and 7 day load duration. Assume that studs are continuous over 3 or more spans. Limit deflection to l/360 of span length. Based on the maximum allowable span, check for crushing of studs on double 2x4 wales. Conditions are dry.

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