Joist Girder Analysis Tool 

This Joist Girder Analysis Tool assists the SER in determining the strength of each member within existing Joist Girders. The tool is applicable for G- or VG-type Joist Girders, which may be symmetrical or unsymmetrical at the ends. If strengthening of some members is required, it is suggested that the Joist and Joist Girder Reinforcement Tool be downloaded to assist in designing required reinforcement.

Joist Girder Analysis Tool Version 1.0 is available for free download.

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Technical Digest 12 Evaluation and Modification of Open Web Steel Joists and Joist Girders
The Steel Joist Institute’s third edition of Technical Digest 12 gives the reader information regarding the application and usage of steel joists and joist girders. Technical Digest 12 covers the evaluation of existing steel joists and joist girders to carry additional loads not accounted for in their original design. Technical Digest 12 also addresses situations where the configuration and/or the original geometry of the steel joists or joist girders need to be modified in the field.

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