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The document outlines the design process for beam-columns, including bracing systems, straining actions, and section choices based on various loading conditions. It details calculations for compression, bending, and buckling lengths, along with checks for section compactness and interaction effects. Additionally, it provides guidelines for determining allowable stresses and factors affecting structural stability in different frame configurations.

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The document outlines the design process for beam-columns, including bracing systems, straining actions, and section choices based on various loading conditions. It details calculations for compression, bending, and buckling lengths, along with checks for section compactness and interaction effects. Additionally, it provides guidelines for determining allowable stresses and factors affecting structural stability in different frame configurations.

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Beam-columns (Rolled sections)

-1st- Suggest suitable bracing system . (studied before).


1- Level of upper and lower chord of truss. 1
2- Level of rafter (beam) in portal Frames.
1
1
3- Level of crane girder to avoid the effect of braking force. 3
1
4- Level of mezzanine Floor (Floor beams).
5- if Hcolumn > 6.00 m. 5 6
mezanine

-2nd- Calculate straining actions on Column (N, Mx ,My)


-3rd- Choice of Section. X
X

a) -if the column subjected to (Mx & N ) I.P.E Y Y


b ) -if the column subjected to (Mx & N )
Min-plane
H.E.B Y Y
Min-plane
Mx X
f= neglect normal effect. Mx
Sx X
2 f= neglect normal effect & My.
assume f= 0.8 - 1.2 t/cm Sx 2
3 assume f= 0.5 - 0.7 t/cm M-out-of-plane
Sx = ......... cm 3
from tables (I.P.E) Sx = ......... cm
from tables (H.E.B)

Fca Fbx A1 Fby A2 < 1.00 case (A). ‫بعـــد كـــده كـــل اللـــي ھنعملـــه اننـــا ھنجـــد كـــل مكونـــات النعادلـــه االخـــيره المـــراد الموصـــول اليھـــا وليـــس شـــرط الترتيـــب‬
+ +
Fc Fbcx Fbcy < 1.2 case (B).
-4th - Check for Compression. - Fc : allowable compressive stresses which was:
Lbin Lbout
in = rx
.......... > 180 out= ry .......... > 180 -5 2
For max. < 100 ST.37 1.4 - 6.5x10 max.
-5 2
( rx , ry from tables . ) ST.44 1.6 - 8.5x10 max.
to get Fc & Fca -5 2
Fc = ST.52 2.1 -13.5x10 max.
N = ........... t / cm2
Fca =
A IF max. > 100 Fc = 7500
2
max.

-5th - Check class of Section (Compacteness)&L.T.B. and get Fbcx and Fbcy and get A1 and A2
-6th - Check for bending. and get Fbx and Fby: -7th - Check interaction :
Fca Fbx A1 Fby A2 < 1.00 case (A).
+ +
- Fbx = Mx - Fby = My Fc Fbcx Fbcy < 1.2 case (B).
Sx Sy
Buckling Length Of Columns K > 1 1- columns permitted to sway:
Where: L b= K * L
K < 1 2- columns prevented from sway:
A-for truss structures :
1st case :
i ) For hinged base: ii) For fixed base:
h h
L b = 2 (h2 + 21 ) L b = 1.3 (h 2 + 21 )
Ic in in
Lb = h 1OR h 2 the bigger
Lb = h 1OR h 2 (bigger) out
Col. permitted to sway out

2nd case : For roof column: For crane column:

h
L b = 1.5 (h 2 + 21 ) L b = 1.5 (h3 )
in
in
roof col. Lb = h3
Partially fixed Lb = h 1OR h 2 the bigger out
out
crane col.
Col. prevented
From sway
3rd case : cantilever truss :
4th case : for cantilever truss and sidesway prevented:

h
L b = 2.1 (h 2 + 21 )
in
Lb = h 1OR h 2 the bigger
out

5th case : Fink Truss :


L b = (h 2 + h1 )
in
L b = 2.1 (h )
in Lb = h 1OR h 2 the bigger
out
Lb = h
Fink truss out
B -portal frames :
‫ فـــي الكـــود المصـــري ﻣـــع االخـــذ فـــي االعتبـــار‬chart ‫ ﻣن‬K ‫ويتـــم ايجـــاد قيمـــة‬
B
Ig L b = K * Lc
in
Ic Lb = Lc
out
A
Note : we always use Ix as we check that the buckling around X-axis in plan other wise use Iy

a) Frame prevented from sway: b) Frame permitted to sway:


for hinged base GA = 10 Ic - F = 2.0 for fixed far end - F = 0.67 for fixed far end
Lc - F = 1.5 for hinged far end - F = 0.50 for hinged far end
GB = code page 60
for fixed base GA = 1 IG - F : if there is no real support we usually take it = 1.0
*F
LG Where F factor depends on the condition of the far end of girder F 1/G

For roof column: For crane column:

- For partially fixed base: L b = 1.5 (h3 )


Lb = h1
out in
Ig Lb = h3
B L b = K *L out
in
roof column:
Ic Ic
Lc
A GA = Partially fixed = 3.00 GB =
IG
*F
LG

If the connection between the main beam For column 1: For column 2:
and the truss column is rigid G = 10.00
A G A = 1.00
Col. 2 I c1 Ic2
we have to calculate the buckling length
Lc1 + L 2 G =
IG G = c B
for col. 1 & col. 2 separatly. Col. 1 B IG
L
G

IMP note :

If the connection between the main beam h


L b = 2 (h 2 + 21 ) L b = 2.10 *L
and the truss column is simple in For any cantilever col. in
Fbcx & Fbcy
- get Fbcx , Fbcy , Fbx , Fby.
- Fbx = Mx Allowable bending Compression Flange Tension Flange
Sx Stresses F bcx F bcy Fbt
Compact and
- Fby = My Lu act.
< Lu max 0.64 Fy 0.72 Fy 0.64 Fy
Sy Non-compact and
-to know ( Fbcx ) we must know two conditions ?? Lu act.
< Lu max 0.58 Fy 0.58 Fy 0.58 Fy
1ST -whether the section is Compact or Non-compact.
Lu act.
> Lu max Fltb1 0.58 Fy 0.58 Fy
2nd -the Relation between (Lu-act) & (Lu-max).

1ST -How to know the section is compact or non-compact :


a -Flanges : web ‫ بعـــد كـــده بنحـــدد نوعيـــه ال‬flange ‫بنــــــدأ اوال بتحديــــــد ال‬ Rolled sections built-up-sections
check compact, as beams 16.9 15.3
< Compact < Compact
Fy Fy
‫ فـــي الكـــود و موجـــوده فـــي ورق القـــوانين‬11 ‫من اول ع مود من صفحه‬
C C
< 23 Non-Compact < 21 Non-Compact
tf Fy tf Fy
> 23 Slender > 21 Slender
Fy Fy

b-Web
If Ncol . < dw x tw x Fy If Ncol . > dw x tw x Fy
so the neutral axis is in the web : so the neutral axis is in the flange :
1) assume compact :
Fy 1) assume non-compact : Fy
2) get
2)Calculate : C
=1( N +1) ‫ﺣفـــظ‬ C
2 dw.tw.Fy If dw < 58 Compact.
= - N/A + Mx/Sx ‫ﺣفـــظ‬ tw Fy
Note : N is +ve for (comp) - N/A - Mx/Sx
and -ve for (tension) T Then: Fy T
Fy dw < 190
> -1 Check tw (2+ ) Fy If dw
tw
< 64 non-compact.
the value of will lead to the check Fy
equation . dw < 95 (1- ) -
< -1 Check tw Fy
3) Check compactenness.
If dw is greater than the above
If > 0.5 dw < 699 tw If dw is greater than the above the web is Slender.
tw (13 - 1) Fy tw
ratios so you must check the
Section is (non-compact) or ‫ فـــي الكـــود و موجـــوده فـــي ورق القـــوانين‬9 ‫صــــفحه‬
If < 0.5 dw < 699 Slender.
tw Fy but u must know these steps
2nd - how to know if L.T.B occurs or not : if Lu (act.) < Lu(max) Fbcx for compact or non compact
if Lu (act.) > Lu(max) Fbc = least of (FLtb) or (0.58 Fy)

‫الغـــير ممســـوك‬ Comp. flange ‫طول العمـود ناحيـه‬ ‫ھو‬ Lu (act).

but 1st, we must know what braces the comp. flange???


1- bracing outside plane braces the comp. Flange. 2-knee bracing at the level of any Side girt : . 3- the points of changing moment from T to C : .

SEC (1-1)

TRUSS

SEC (2-2)

for cantilever sheds may be dont use side girts (opened).


Knee-bracing
So we cant use Knee bracing .
side girts

Knee-bracing

Comp. flange Lu (act). = h1/2

Examples of getting Lu (act):


for (A) :
Lu (act) = h1.
without Knee bracing .
for (B) :
Lu (act) = h1/2.
(A) (B) TRUSS

for (A) :
without Knee bracing .
comp. flange Lu (act) = h1/2.
at mid-height
if he told you that using knee bracing
at every side girts. for (B) :
Lu (act) (A&B)= side girts spacing .(a) Lu (act) = h1/2.
Examples of getting Lu (act): SEC (1-1) SEC (2-2)

comp. flange comp. flange

SEC (1-1) SEC (1-1)

TRUSS TRUSS

SEC (2-2) SEC (2-2)

SEC (1-1)
SEC (1-1)
Lu (act). = h1/2
Lu (act). = h1 - L points between bracing.
as we said the point of changing the comp. flange braces it. without knee bracing
without knee bracing
SEC (2-2)
SEC (2-2)
Lu (act). = a (height of wall) because there is no side girts.
Lu (act). = a (height of wall) because there is no side girts.

2nd-How to calculate Lu(max): Examples of getting (Cb):


ECP , page 16.
M1
= = Zero
Lu (max) = 20 bf
M2
Fy - Cb = 1.75
least of.

Lu (max) = 1380 Af Cb
d x Fy 2
Where Cb = 1.75 + 1.05 + 0.3
< 2.3 M1
(code page. 19 ) =
M2
2
Cb = 1.75 + 1.05 + 0.3 < 2.3
M1 Smaller moment
= =
M2 bigger moment (code page. 19 )

If moment at fixation is not given take it Mupp/2


where :
- get A1 & A2 : FEx =
7500 FEx =
7500
2 2
x y

IF Fca < 0.15 so take A1 = A2 = 1.00


Fc

Fca Cmx Cmy > 1.0


IF > 0.15 Calculate A1&A2 A1 = > 1.0 A1 =
1 - Fca
1 - Fca
Fc FEx FEy

- Cm :

1st : For frames permitted to Sway. 2nd : for frames prevented from sway and with transverse Loads: 3rd : for frames prevented from sway and without transverse loads:
- Cm = 0.85 - Cm = 0.85 (Fixed end) - Cm = 0.6 - 0.4 ( M1 ) > 0.4
M2

- Cm = 1.00 (Hinged end)


M1 M1
M1 Smaller moment
= =
M2 bigger moment

M2 M2

= -ve = +ve

for the shown trusses and frames find (cmx) :

For frames permitted to Sway.


frames prevented from sway and without transverse loads:

- Cm = 0.85

- Cm = 0.6 - 0.4 ( M1 ) > 0.4


M2
M M1
= = Zero
M2
Fink- TRUSS
TRUSS - Cm = 0.6
k height
1- Horizontal bracing :-
1.0 0 - 10 m
1.1 10 - 20 m
ww ( t/m ) wind pressure = ce x k x q = ..... kg/m2
c e = ( 0.8 ) for pressure
k = Factor depends on height
q = 70 kg/m2 ( cairo )

ww ( c e x k x q )( Havg /2 ) = ...... kg/m 2 h1 = clear height + h


1
h2 = clear height + H
H avg = ( h 1 + h 2 )/2
vertical bracing
R
R = ww *B/2

* forces and buckling length :- we have two methods of connecting the bracing:
1st- connected to the web so theres no connection to
purlin and will not affect the buckling.
Purlin

Purlin

bracing bracing

R R R

l in = l out = l/2 l in = l out = l/3 l in = l out = l/4 2nd - connecting the bracing to flange of rafter so
F = +- R R R the connection between purlin and bracing affect
F = +- F = +-
2cos0 2cos0 2cos0 the buckling. Purlin

bracing
3
2-Vl-bracing : ** for the case of presence of crane girder :-
R
1 1
l in l out
R R 1
F1 = +- L1 1.2 L1
4 2cos01 l in l out
2 1
2 3
F = +- R 0.5 L2 0.75 L2
2 2 2cos02 F1 = +- R S S
2 2
F = R/2 S S
4
3 R
B 5 F2 = +- L2 1.2 L2
2 F = R/2 0.5 S S 2cos0 1
4
3
6
2
F3 = +- R 0.5 S S
2
4
F4 = +- R L4 1.2 L4
2cos0 2
R+B 0.5 S S
l in l out F5 = 2

5 R+B 0.5 L3 0.75 L3


R F1 = +- R L1 1.2 L 1 F6 = 2cos0
3
1 4cos0
1 1 1

3 4 F2 = +- R L2 0.75 L2 Case of intrnal columns carries 2 cranes :


2cos0 2
2 B= P
7
F3 = +- R 0.25 S S
2 2
2B
F4 = Zero 0.5 S S or 1
1
3R 0.5 S S l in l out
F5 = 4
F1 = +- 2B
member 3,4 will have the same section we will design on big, force 2cos01 0.5 L1 0.75 L1

very important notes :-


F= +- 2B S S
wind loads are considered as CASE A for the design of bracing 2 2
members .
Choice of section 1- design as 2 angles back to back :- 2- Design as 2 angles star shapped :- 3- Design as single angle :-

assume = 200
from buckling
L bin L bin
. .. 200 = rx = 0.3a 2 a 1 =..... assume = 200 assume = 200
L bout Lb .. 200 = L.bout L bout L bout L bout
. .. 200 = ry = 0.45a
out

3
a 2 =.....
ru = 0.38a 200 = rv = 0.20a

a =..... cm a =..... cm
a avg = a 1 + ( a2) choose a avg* a avg* t
Lecture
2

L bin
Check as acompression

. = = ........ 200 Lb L bout


in rx
= . out
= ru
out

= ........ 200 . = = ........ 200


.
L bout max out rv
out = ry = ........ 200
. .. -5 2
2
Fc = 1.4 - 6.5 * 10 100 . Fc = 1.4 - 6.5 * 10
-5
100
2 2
ry = (r x ) + (e + tg )
2 7500 7500
2 100 2 100
. .. -5 2
Fc = 1.4 - 6.5 * 10 max
100
. f act = force = .......
7500 . f act = force A 0.6 F
2 A = .......
2 100 Fc
max
. l
60
. f act = force
d
2 A = ....... Fc
. l
. l
60 where d = 2 a + t p
60 ,d=a d
d
Check as tension

. force = ......... . force = ......... . f act = force


2 A net 0.58 f y
2 A net 0.58 f y A net = .... 0.58 Fy

design as zero member where A = A + A ( 3A1 )


net 1 2 3A + A
choose an angle to satisfy 1 2
Lb . l A2
. = r d 60 A1
Design of side and end girts
1- Loads and straining actions :-
Dead - Live - wind
load load load Imp. notes
P = 100 kg
wDL ww
X
( 1 tie rod span = S/2 )
( 2 tie rods span = S/3 )
2
S
M X = ww * 8 ( wind load )
y
2
S p*s
M y = w DL * 8 + 4 ( DL - LL )
a ) Dead load :-
B- we have to check another case of wind
own weight of girt = ( 10 - 20 ) kg/m , if wind is suction :
2 MX My
weight of steel corrugated sheets = ( 5 - 8 ) kg/m + = Fb c = 0.5 & l = span
u ( act )
SX Sy
... wDL = O.W. + wc * a = ........ kg/m , if wind is pressure :
assume S X = 6 or 7 S y c = 0.8 & l = S.
u ( act )
2
channels are non compact or slender so F b = 1.4 t/cm
b ) Live load :-
For case of maintenance ( ‫ ) صــــيانة‬, there is a concentrated load ... M x + 7 XM y = 1.4 S X = ....... cm
3
choose
S
of 100 kg p LL = 100 kg

c ) Wind load :-
2
wind load = c . k . q = ........ kg/m
a - stress
c = 0.8 for pressure
MX My 2
k = 1.0 for h 10 m Fb = + = ......... 1.4 t/cm
SX Sy c = + 0.8 c = - 0.5
k = 1.1 for h 20 m
( l u ( act ) = 0 corrugated sheets ) pressure side suction side
q = 70 kg/m2 in cairo

... ww = ( c . k . q ) * a = ........ kg/m

C-
3
( in Y - direction ) For the case of using cold formed sections for side and end girts ,
PLL * S span we must use tie rods to make the section safe .
LL
=
48 E I 300

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