The HDS® Framing System is a high-performance, cost-effective, multipurpose, heavy-duty framing stud for headers, jambs, posts and built-up tube truss chords and webs. The superior strength and carrying capacity of the HDS® Framing System means higher performance with fewer members. It means eliminating box beam headers, nesting track and stud for posts and jambs, and eliminating multi-member built-up truss chords and webs. It also means improved finish quality by eliminating excessive material and screw head buildup around doors and windows.
Unit of Measure
Specifications
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Unperforated Section Properties
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Torsional Properties
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Other Properties
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Unperforated Bending Properties
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Perforated Bending Properties
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Effective Moment of Inertia
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Construction Advantages
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Note
Specifications
Brands |
N/A A-1 Alloys ClarkDietrich® HDS® |
Thickness |
N/A 16 gauge54 mil |
Design Thickness |
N/A 0.0451 in |
Tensile Strength Fy |
N/A 33 ksi |
Depth |
N/A 8 in |
Flange Size |
N/A 3 in |
Return |
N/A 2-1/4 in |
Double Return |
N/A 3/4 in |
Minimum Delivered Thickness |
N/A 0.0538 in |
Unperforated Section Properties
Area |
N/A 0.736 in² |
Weight |
N/A 2.5 lb/ft |
Gross Moment of Inertia About X-Axis (Ix) |
N/A 1.869 in4 |
Gross Section Modulus About X-Axis (Sx) |
N/A 0.934 in³ |
Gross Radius of Gyration About X-Axis (Rx) |
N/A 1.594 in |
Gross Moment of Inertia About Y-Axis (ly) |
N/A 1.031 in4 |
The Distance from the Web Centerline to the Center of Gravity (xbar) |
N/A 1.365 in |
Gross Section Modulus About Y-Axis (Sy) |
N/A 0.641 in³ |
Gross Radius of Gyration About Y-Axis (ry) |
N/A 1.183 in |
Torsional Properties
St. Venant Torsion Constant Torsional Properties (Jx1000) |
N/A 0.787 in4 |
Warping Torsion Constant (Cw) |
N/A 7.715 in6 |
Distance from Shear Center to the Centroid Along the Principal X-Axis (Xo) |
N/A -3.414 in |
Polar Radius of Gyration About the Centroidal Principal Axis (Ro) |
N/A 3.949 in |
Distance from Shear Center to the Centroid Along the Principal X-Axis/Polar Radius of Gyration About the Centroidal Principal Axis 1-(Xo/ro)2 |
N/A 0.253 Beta |
Other Properties
Maximum Unbraced Length to Attain Mxa (Lu) |
N/A 80 in |
Allowable Shear for Bending About X-Axis (Unperforated Vx) |
N/A 3.38 kips |
Allowable Shear for Bending About X-Axis (Perforated Vx) |
N/A 1.22 kips |
Allowable Shear for Bending About Y-Axis (Vy) |
N/A 5.77 kips |
Other Properties (Px)1 | N/A 1.01 kips |
Other Properties (Py)2 | N/A 1.38 kips |
Unperforated Bending Properties
Effective Section Modulus About X-Axis (Sxe) Unperforated Bending Properties |
N/A 0.816 in³ |
Allowable Moment About X-Axis (Mxa) Unperforated Bending Properties |
N/A 24420 in·lb |
Effective Section Modulus About X-Axis (Sye) Unperforated Bending Properties (Web in Ten.) |
N/A 0.641 in³ |
Allowable Moment About Y-Axis (Mya) Unperforated Bending Properties (Web in Ten.) |
N/A 22263 in·lb |
Effective Section Modulus About X-Axis (Sye) Unperforated Bending Properties (Web in Comp.) |
N/A 0.541 in³ |
Allowable Moment About Y-Axis (Mya) Unperforated Bending Properties (Web in Comp.) |
N/A 16198 in·lb |
Perforated Bending Properties
Effective Section Modulus About X-Axis (Sxe) Perforated Bending Properties |
N/A 0.776 in³ |
Allowable Moment About X-Axis (Mxa) Perforated Bending Properties |
N/A 23240 in·lb |
Effective Section Modulus About X-Axis (Sye) Perforated Bending Properties (Web in Ten.) |
N/A 0.542 in³ |
Allowable Moment About Y-Axis (Mya) Perforated Bending Properties (Web in Ten.) |
N/A 18805 in·lb |
Effective Section Modulus About X-Axis (Sye) Perforated Bending Properties (Web in Comp.) |
N/A 0.437 in³ |
Allowable Moment About Y-Axis (Mya) Perforated Bending Properties (Web in Comp.) |
N/A 13079 in·lb |
Effective Moment of Inertia
Effective Moment of Inertia About X-Axis for Deflection Calculations (lxe) |
N/A 1.827 in4 |
Effective Moment of Inertia About Y-Axis for Deflection Calculations (Web in Ten. (lye)) |
N/A 1.031 in4 |
Effective Moment of Inertia About Y-Axis for Deflection Calculations (Web in Comp. (lye)) |
N/A 0.933 in4 |
Construction Advantages
Construction Advantages |
N/A
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- 1 For members having a web depth of less than 8" and also having a thickness less than 97 mil, allowable web crippling per AISI Standard for CFS Wall Stud Design 2004. This value assumes the web resists web crippling and the HDS is nested in track having the same thickness. For other members, allowable end one flange web crippling per AISI NASPEC, 2001 with 2004 supplement. Both calculation procedures use a bearing length of 1-1/4".
- 2 Allowable end one flange web crippling per AISI NASPEC, 2001 w/2004 supplement. This value assumes 2 flanges resist web crippling for a bearing length of 1-1/4".