Normalize spacing before units across all calc sheets
Plain units already get a gap from the source whitespace, so drop the leading space inside the string; keep it only on superscripted units (in^2, in^3, in^4, ft^2). Also fix the generated concrete-beam figure labels. Regenerate all affected PDFs.
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@ -24,22 +24,22 @@ Considering 4" thick, 3000 psi slab on grade with 6x6 w.2.1. For interior use.
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#let LL = 100
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#let b = 12
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#calcline([$t = #t " in"$], [Slab thickness])
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#calcline([$L = #L " ft"$], [Max joint spacing])
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#calcline([$f'c = #fc " psi"$], [Concrete strength])
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#calcline([$omega_c = #wc " pcf"$], [Concrete density])
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#calcline([$f_y = #fy " psi"$], [Steel strength])
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#calcline([$f_s = (2\/3) f_y = #fs " psi"$], [Working stress])
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#calcline([$D_L = #DL " psf"$], [Dead load])
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#calcline([$L_L = #LL " psf"$], [Live load])
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#calcline([$b = #b " in"$], [Design width])
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#calcline([$t = #t "in"$], [Slab thickness])
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#calcline([$L = #L "ft"$], [Max joint spacing])
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#calcline([$f'c = #fc "psi"$], [Concrete strength])
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#calcline([$omega_c = #wc "pcf"$], [Concrete density])
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#calcline([$f_y = #fy "psi"$], [Steel strength])
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#calcline([$f_s = (2\/3) f_y = #fs "psi"$], [Working stress])
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#calcline([$D_L = #DL "psf"$], [Dead load])
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#calcline([$L_L = #LL "psf"$], [Live load])
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#calcline([$b = #b "in"$], [Design width])
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== Acting Load
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#let w = wc * (t / 12) + DL + LL
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#calcline(
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[$w = omega_c dot t + D_L + L_L = #round(w) " psf"$],
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[$w = omega_c dot t + D_L + L_L = #round(w) "psf"$],
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[Design lineal load],
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)
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