Select all true statements regarding the volume factor, Cy, used to adjust the design bending stress of glulam members. The effect of volume is less significant for Western Species glulam than Southern Pine The volume factor should not exceed 1.0 The effect of volume is less significant for Southern Pine glulam than Western Species The volume factor is based on full scale tests of glulam members

Select all true statements regarding the volume factor, Cy, used to adjust the design bending stress of glulam members. The effect of volume is less significant for Western Species glulam than Southern Pine The volume factor should not exceed 1.0 The effect of volume is less significant for Southern Pine glulam than Western Species The volume factor is based on full scale tests of glulam members

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Select all true statements regarding the volume factor, Cy, used to adjust the design
bending stress of glulam members.
The effect of volume is less significant for Western Species glulam than Southern Pine
The volume factor should not exceed 1.0
The effect of volume is less significant for Southern Pine glulam than Western Species
The volume factor is based on full scale tests of glulam members

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