ASC Engineered Solution AF087 Ductile Iron Casting Web Joist Sway Brace Adapter Instruction Manual
- June 13, 2024
- ASC Engineered Solution
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AFCON® Seismic Braces
Structural Brace Attachment
FIG. AF087 Dimensions and Weight
Mounting
Bolt| A
In./mm| B
In./mm| L
In./mm| W
In./mm| H
In./mm| Weight
lbs/kg
1/2″
(M12)| 0.75
19.1| 0.50
12.7| 4.25
108.0| 2.00
50.8| 2.13
54.0| 2.00
0.91
Patent: No. 6,629,678
Notes:
ASC Engineered Solutions™ brand bracing components are designed to be
compatible ONLY with other ASC Engineered Solutions brand bracing components,
resulting in a Listed seismic bracing assembly. Updated UL listing information
may be viewed at www.ul.com and updated FM approval
information may be viewed at
www.approvalguide.com.
Material Specifications
Size Range:
Flange Thickness:1/8″ – ½”
Material
Ductile Iron Casting with Carbon Steel Hardware
Finish
- Plain
- Electro-Galvanized per ASTM B633
Service
A seismic structural attachment designed to attach to steel I-beams, flanges,
and joists. The AF087 rigidly braces piping systems subjected to horizontal
and vertical seismic loads. The Af087 is also UL listed as an upper hanger
attachment for up to 6″ pipe at maximum allowed hanger spacing.
Approvals
cULus Listed (ANSI/UL 203a) and FM Approved (FM 1950-13). Complies with NFPA
13, ASCE 7, IBC, & MSS SP-127 bracing requirements. UL 203 Listed as a hanger
attachment.
Features
The set screw provides a visual indication that proper installation has been
achieved.
Ordering
Specify figure number, finish, and description.
Disclaimer:
ASC Engineered Solutions does not provide any warranties and specifically
disclaims any liability whatsoever with respect to ASC bracing products and
components that are used in combination with products, parts or systems not
manufactured or sold by ASC. In no event shall ASC be liable for any
incidental, direct, consequential, special or indirect damages or lost profits
where non-ASC bracing components have been, or are used.
Seis Brace® Seismic Fire Protection Design Tool may be accessed at
www.seisbrace.com
PROJECT INFORMATION
Project:|
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Address:|
Contractor:|
Engineer:|
Submittal Date:|
Notes 1:|
Notes 2:|
APPROVAL STAMP
- Approved
- Approved as noted
- Not approved
Remarks:
Structural Brace Attachment
Fig. AF087
FIG. AF087 cULus Listing per ANSI/UL 203a (ASD)
Structure| Load
Orientation| Flange Thickness| Swivel| Horizontal Load Rating at Brace Angle
30°-44°| 450-59°| 600-90°| Listed
Horizontial Steel
Flange and
Vertical Steel
Flange| Parallel to
Flange and
Perpendicular
to Flange| 0.1875-0.500 in
(4.75-12.70 mm)| AF076| 685 lbf| 968 lbf| 1186 lbf
1370 lbf|
AF075
AF077| 477 lbf| 674Ibf| 825 lbf| 954 lbf
- Listed for installation with Fig. AF075, AF076, and AF077. The lowest load rating at angle shall control the load rating of the assembly.
- Brace Angles are determined from Vertical.
- Listed load ratings reduced for angle ranges in accordance with NFPA 13-2019 Table 18.5.2.3.
- Minimum safety factor of 2.2 in accordance with NFPA 13-2019 Section A.18.5.2.3.
FIG. AF087 ccULus Listing per UL 203a (ASD) for NFPA 13-2016 Editions or Earlier
Structure| Load Orientation| Flange Thickness| Horizontal Load Rating at Brace
Angle
30°-44°| 45°-59°| 60°-90°| Listed
Horizontial Steel
Flange and
Vertical Steel
Flange| Parallel to Flange
and Perpendicular
to Flange| 0.1875-0.500 in
(4.75-12.70 mm)| 700 lbf| 990 lbf -1,:0 kNI| 1212 lbf 5 39 IKIW| 1400 lbf
(6 23 kNI
- Listed for installation with Fig. AF075, AF076, and AF077. The lowest load rating at angle shall control the load rating of the assembly.
- Brace Angles are determined from Vertical.
- Listed load ratings reduced for angle ranges in accordance with NFPA 13-2016 Table 9.3.5.2.3.
- Minimum safety factor of 1.5 in accordance with NFPA 13-2016 Section A.9.3.5.2.3.
- The AF087 is not FM Approved to attach to a Horizontal Steel Flange. For an FM Approved solution for attaching a sway brace to a horizontal steel flange (I-beam) use the Fig. AF720 or Fig. AF778.
FIG. AF087 FM Approved (Listing) per FM 1950-13 (ASD)|
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Structure| Load Orientation| Flange Thickness| Horizontal Load Rating at Brace
Angle
300-44°| 450-59°| 60°-74°| 75°-90°
Vertical Steel
Flange| Parallel to Flange
Perpendicular to
Range| 0.125-0.500 in
(6.35-31.75 mm)| 1270 lbf (5.65 kN)| 1740 lbf (7.74 kN)| 2140 lbf (9.52 kN)|
2380 lbf
(10.59 kN)
1150 lbf
(5.12 kN)| 1630 lbf (7.25 kN)| 3230 lbf
(14.37 kN)| 3610 lbf
(16.06 kN)
- Listed for installation with Fig. AF075, AF076, or AF077.
- Brace Angles are determined from Vertical.
- Minimum safety factor of 1.5 in accordance with NFPA 13-2016 Section A.9.3.5.2.3. To convert the load ratings above to a safety factor of 2.2 per NFPA 13-2019 Section A.18.5.2.3, multiply load ratings by a factor of 0.68.
- To convert to LRFD Load Ratings, ASD Load Ratings may be multiplied by a factor of 1.5.
Installation
- Place the AF087 on a horizontal or vertical steel flange.
- Hand tighten the set screws until they contact the flange. Continue to torque the set screws until the heads break off.
- Mount the AF075, AF076, or AF077 to the ½” mounting bolt. The mounting bolt shall beinstalled wrench tight (typically finger tight plus ¼ to ½ turns)
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References
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