Structural · S-GH43Y

Provide Uniformly Spaced Row Across Beam Length

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Shear stud layout diagrams detail the placement requirements for structural steel beams when deck flutes run parallel to the beam length. The number of rows is determined by the formula multiplying zero point three seven five by the number of studs divided by the feet of beam length, rounded up. Stud layouts begin with the first stud placed six inches from each beam end, maintaining a minimum longitudinal spacing of four and one half inches and a maximum of two feet zero inches. For single-row configurations, studs are placed directly on the beam centerline axis. For two-row and three-row configurations, studs are spaced with a minimum three-inch edge distance and a typical one and one quarter-inch transverse spacing, staggering as required with remaining studs added starting at each end and working toward midspan.

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