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Steel Design 2

The document provides details on the structural design of a covered court at Batangas State University. It includes calculations for wind and dead loads based on the National Structural Code of the Philippines (NSCP) 2010. Purlin sizes and sag rod diameters are designed to support the calculated loads. Truss member sizes are then checked against allowable stresses based on an A36 steel material. The bottom chord is found to be unsafe for the actual tension load calculated.
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Steel Design 2

The document provides details on the structural design of a covered court at Batangas State University. It includes calculations for wind and dead loads based on the National Structural Code of the Philippines (NSCP) 2010. Purlin sizes and sag rod diameters are designed to support the calculated loads. Truss member sizes are then checked against allowable stresses based on an A36 steel material. The bottom chord is found to be unsafe for the actual tension load calculated.
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BATANGAS STATE UNIVERSITY

COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING, ARCHITECTURE & FINE ARTS


Alangilan, Batangas City

CE 415:
STRUCTURAL DESIGN 2: STEEL AND TIMBER DESIGN

STRUCTURE: COVERED COURT

Submitted by:
Dela Cruz, Joyce Camille V.
Gumapac, John Pierce L.
Punzalan, Perlyn Angel E.
Soquiat, Sherlie S.
Uao, Lyka Mae O.

CE 4202

Submitted to:
Engr. Victor A. Semira

May 2017
LOADINGS COMPUTATION

Structure: Gymnasium

WIND Load: Method 2 (Analytical Method)

1. Basic Wind Speed, V


(Based on Table 207-1 of NSCP 2010)
Location: Batangas, Zone: 2 200kph

2. Wind Directionality Factor, kd


(Based on Table 207-2 of NSCP 2010)
Structural Type: Main Wind Force Resisting System (MWFR 0.85

3. Importance Factor, Iw
(Based on Table 207-3 of NSCP 2010)
Occupancy Category: IV 1

4. Topographic Factor, kzt 1


(Based on Table 207-5.7 of NSCP 2010)

5. Enclosure Classification Open

6. Internal Pressure Coefficient, GCpi


(Based on Figure 207-5 of NSCP 2010) 0.00

7. External Pressure Coefficient, GCpf


Zone 2 = -0.69

8. Velocity Pressure Exposure Coefficient, kh


(Based on Table 207-4 of NSCP 2010)
Mean roof height= 9.5m
Exposure Category: B
Case: 1

9. Velocity Pressure, qh
(Based on Table 207-5.10 of NSCP 2010)
qh= 47.310-6(kh)(kzt)(kd)(v2)(Iw)
qh= 47.310-6(0.71)(1)(0.85)(2002)(1)
qh= 1.14kPa
10. Design Wind Load (Based on Table 207-5.12.2.2 of NSCP 2010)
P = qh((GCpf) (GCpi))
P = 1.14kPa ((-0.69) (-1.0971))
P = 0.464 kPa

ROOF LIVE LOAD

Roof Slope: 11.31

Method: 2

Roof Live Load = 1kPa From NSCP 2010 Table 205-3 page 2-13

DEAD LOAD

Roofing Material: #24 Pre-painted long span corrugated G.I. roofing sheet

Roof Dead Load = 0.05 kPa From NSCP 2010 Table 204-2 page2-8

Insulation Type: Rigid

Insulation Dead Load: 0.04 kPa


DESIGN OF PURLINS:

Design Data:
Spacing of Truss = 6m

Purlins Spacing = 0.70m

3
= tan1 ( ) = 11.31
15

A36 Carbon Steel:

= 248

TRY LC120x60x20x3.0

Properties of LC120x60x20x3.0

Mass per meter = 6.01/

= 7652 Ix = 1705103 4

= 28.4103 3 = 47.2

= 372103 4 = 22

= 9.6103 3


= 1000 2 0.70 = 700 / (From NSCP 2010 Table 205-3 page 2-13)


= 50 2 0.70 = 35 /(From NSCP 2010 Table 204-2 page 2-8)


= 1097.1 0.70 = 767.97 /
2


. = 6.01 (9.81 2 ) = 58.985/

= 700 + 35 + 58.985 = 793.985/


= 767.97 + 793.985 cos(11.31) = 1546.536


= 793.985 sin(11.31) = 175.178

2 (1546.536)(6)2
= = = 6959.412.
8 8

2 (175.178)(6)2
= ( ) = = 197.075.
32 32

6959412
= = = 245.050
28400

197075
= = = 20.529
9600


+ 1.0 ( 506.8.7.1)

245.050 20.529
+ = 1.607 < 1.0
0.66(248) 0.75(248)
TRY LC150x75x20x4.5

Properties of LC 150x75x20x4.5

Mass per meter = 10.69/

= 13622 Ix = 4683103 4

= 62.4103 3 = 58.6

= 929103 4 = 26.1

= 18.5103 3


= 1000 2 0.70 = 700 / (From NSCP 2010 Table 205-3 page 2-13)


= 50 2 0.70 = 35 /(From NSCP 2010 Table 204-2 page 2-8)


= 1097.1 0.70 = 767.97 /
2


. = 10.69 (9.81 2 ) = 104.869/

= 700 + 35 + 104.869 = 839.869/


= 767.97 + 839.869 cos(11.31) = 1591.529


= 839.867 sin(11.31) = 164.713

2 (1591.529)(6)2
= = = 7161.881.
8 8

2 (164.713)(6)2
= ( ) = = 185.302.
32 32

7161881
= = = 114.774
62400
185302
= = = 10.016
18500


+ 1.0 ( 506.8.7.1)

114.774 10.016
+ = 0.755 < 1.0
0.66(248) 0.75(248)

ADOPT:

LC150x75x20x4.5purlins @ 0.70-meter spacing with sag rods at midspan


DESIGN OF SAG ROD

No. of Purlins = 21

Spacing of Purlins = 0.7m

Space between trusses = 6m

Fy = 248 MPa (Use A-36 Steel)

Fu = 400 MPa

From NSCP 2010

Weight of Purlins = 10.69 kg/m (9.81m/s2) = 0.105kN/m

Roof Dead Load = 0.05 kN/m2 (0.7m) = 0.035 kN/m

Tangential Component of the Loads:

WT= (0.105+0.035) sin11.31 = 0.027kN/m

0.027 KN/m

R1 R R2
3m 3m

6m

Using three-moment equation:

2 0.027(6)2
MB = 32
= 32
= 0.030 kN-m

3
MB = 3R1 0.027(3)(2)
R1 = 0.050kN (reaction at sag rod at midspan)

Total Load on the critical sag rod, it will support the 21 purlins

T = 21R = 21(0.050) = 1.05kN

1.0510 3
A = 0.33 = 0.33(400)
= 7.9552

2
A= 4

2
7.955 = 4

d = 3.183mm

Therefore, use 12mm diameter for sag rod

Total Dead Load = (0.028 + 0.035 + 0.105) = 0.168 kN/m

Total Live Load = 700 N/m 0.7 kN/m

Wind Load = 767.97 N/m 0.768 kN/m

Load Combinations: (NSCP 2010 Section 203.3)

P = 1.2D + 1.6(Lr or R) + (f1L or 0.8W) (203-3)

P = 1.2(0.168) + 1.6(0.7) + 0.8(0.768)

P = 1.936kN/m (6m)

P = 11.616 kN
DESIGN OF TRUSS MEMBERS

Try L100 x 100 x 10

Properties:

Weight = 15.04 kg/m

Area = 1915.45 m2

IXX = 1766.8 x103 mm4 Iyy = 1766.8 x103 mm4

SXX = 24.6 x103 mm3 SYY = 24.6 mm3

rx = 30.37 ry = 30.37

Tension Member (Bottom Chord)

Allowable Tensile, Fa

Fa = 0.6 Fy = 0.6 (248) = 148.8 Mpa

Allowable Load

Fa = P/A

P = Fa (A) (2)

= 148.8 Mpa (19195.45) (1 x 103 )2 (2)

P =570.037 kN

Actual load (from critical section)

OP = 1561.552 kN

The actual load (1561.552 kN) > allowable load (=570.037 kN),
therefore the section is UNSAFE.
Compression Member (Top Chord)

Fixed ends; k= 0.5

Using allowable stress design (ASD) Code; Using A-36


steel, Fy = 248 MPa, E= 200GPa

Check for slenderness ratio, kL/r

Allowable stress

kL/ r = 0.5 (1.02) (1000)/ 24.30 = 20.99

22 E
Cc = = 126.169
Fy

kL kL 3
5 3 r 1 r
Fs = 3 + ( Cc ) ( Cc ) = 1.73
8 8

kL 2
1 r
Fa = [1- 2 ( Cc ) ] Fy/Fs

1 20.99 2
= [1- 2 (126.17) ] 248 MPa/ 1.73

Fa = 141.369 MPa

Actual Stress

P of PQ from the figure is 1613.478 kN

F = P/A = 1613.478 (1000) / 2 (3762.13) = 214.437 MPa

The actual stress (214.437 MPa) allowable stress (141.369


MPa), therefore the section L 125 x 125 x 16 is UNSAFE.
Try L200 x 200 x 14

Properties:

Weight = 42.69 kg/m

Area = 5438.77 m2

IXX = 20752 x103 mm4 Iyy = 20752 x103 mm4

SXX = 142.5 x103 mm3 SYY = 142.5 mm3

rx = 61.77 mm ry = 61.77 mm

Tension Member (Bottom Chord)

Allowable Tensile, Fa

Fa = 0.6 Fy = 0.6 (248) = 148.8 Mpa

Allowable Load

Fa = P/A

P = Fa (A) (2)

= 2 (5438.77) (148.8)

P = 1618.578 kN

Actual Load (From the critical section of the truss)

OP = 1561.552 kN

The actual load (1561.5511 kN) < allowable load (1618.578 kN),
therefore the section is SAFE.

Use L200 x 200 x 14 for the bottom chord.


Compression Member (Top Chord)

Fixed ends; k= 0.5

Using allowable stress design (ASD) Code; Using A-36 steel,

Fy = 248 MPa, E= 200GPa

Check for slenderness ratio, kL/r

Allowable stress

kL/ r = 0.5 (1.02)/61.77 = 8.256 x 103

22 E
Cc = = 126.169
Fy

Fs = 1.667

Fa = 148.770 MPa

Actual Stress

P of PQ from the figure is 1613.478 kN

F = P/A = 1613.478 (1000) / 2 (5438.77) = 148.331 MPa

The actual stress (148.331 MPa) allowable stress (148.70


MPa), therefore the section (L 200 x 200 x 14) is SAFE.

Use L200 x 200 x 14 for the top chord.


Try 50 x 50 x 6

Properties:

Weight = 4.47kg/m

Area = 569.26 m2

IXX = 128.41 x103 mm4 Iyy = 128.41 x103 mm4

SXX = 3.61 x103 mm3 SYY = 3.61 mm3

rx = 15.02 mm ry = 15.02 mm

Tension Member (Vertical Web Member)

Allowable Tensile, Fa

Fa = 0.6 Fy = 0.6 (248) = 148.8 Mpa

Allowable Load

Fa = P/A

P = Fa (A) (2)

= 2 (569.26)(103 )2(148.8MPa)

P = 169.412 kN

Actual Load (From the critical section of the truss)

PP = 83.028 kN

The actual load (83.028 kN) < allowable load (169.412 kN),
therefore the section is SAFE.
Compression Member (Diagonal Web Member)

Fixed ends; k= 0.5

Using allowable stress design (ASD) Code; Using A-36 steel,

Fy = 248 MPa, E= 200GPa

Check for slenderness ratio, kL/r

Allowable stress

kL/ r = 0.5 (2688)/9.68 = 138.843

22 E
Cc = = 126.169
Fy

Since kL/r > Cc

122 E
Fa = kL 2
23 ( )
r

122 (200 x 109 )


= 23 (138.843)2

Fa = 53.424 MPa

Actual Stress

P of PO from the figure is 98.132 kN

F = P/A = 98.132 (1000) / 2 (569.26)(103 )2 = 86.192 MPa

The actual stress (86.192 MPa) > allowable stress (148.70


MPa), therefore the section (L 200 x 200 x 14) is UNSAFE.
Try 65 x 65 x 8

Properties:

Weight = 7.73 kg/m

Area = 984.69 m2

IXX = 374.89 x103 mm4 Iyy = 374.89 x103 mm4

SXX = 8.13 x103 mm3 SYY = 8.13 x103 mm3

rx = 19.51 mm ry = 19.51 mm

Tension Member (Vertical Web Member)

Allowable Tensile, Fa

Fa = 0.6 Fy = 0.6 (248) = 148.8 MPa

Allowable Load

Fa = P/A

P = Fa (A) (2)

= 2 (984.69)(103 )2(148.8MPa)

P = 293.04 kN

Actual Load (From the critical section of the truss)

PP = 83.028 kN

The actual load (83.028 kN) < allowable load (293.04 kN),
therefore the section is SAFE.

Use L65 x 65 x 8 for the vertical web member.


Compression Member (Diagonal Web Member)

Fixed ends; k= 0.5

Using allowable stress design (ASD) Code; Using A-36 steel,

Fy = 248 MPa, E= 200GPa

Check for slenderness ratio, kL/r

Allowable stress

kL/ r = 0.5 (2688)/12.58 = 106.836

22 E
Cc = = 126.169
Fy

Since kL/r < Cc

kL kL 3
5 3 r 1 r
Fs = 3 + ( Cc ) ( Cc ) = 1.91
8 8

kL 2
1 r
Fa = [1- 2 ( Cc ) ] Fy/Fs

1 106.836 2
= [1- 2 ( 126.17 ) ] 248 MPa/ 1.91

Fa = 83.294 MPa

Actual Stress

P of PO from the figure is 98.132 kN

F = P/A = 98.132 (1000) / 2 (905.26)(103 )2 = 54.20MPa

The actual stress (54.20 MPa) < allowable stress (83.294


MPa), therefore the section (L 200 x 200 x 14) is SAFE.

Use L65 x 65 x 8 for the diagonal web member.


ANALYSIS OF COLUMN

Try L125 x 125 x 8

Properties:

Weight = 15.34 kg/m

Area = 1954.13 m2

IXX = 2901.2x103 mm4 Iyy = 2901.2x103 mm4

SXX = 31.7x103 mm3 SYY = 31.7x103 mm3

rx = 38.53 mm ry = 38.53 mm

Check for slenderness ratio:

Use k = 0.5

kL/r = 0.5 (722) /38.53 = 9.37

22 E
Cc = = 126.169
Fy

Since kL/r < Cc

kL kL 3
5 3 r 1 r
Fs = 3 + ( Cc ) ( Cc ) = 1.667
8 8

kL 2
1 r
Fa = [1- 2 ( Cc ) ] Fy/Fs

Fa = 148.770 MPa

Actual Stress:

NO = 17.097

F = P/A

= 17.097(1000)/2(1954.13)

F = 4.37

The actual stress (4.37 MPa) < allowable stress (148.710MPa), therefore the
section L125 x 125 x 8 is SAFE.
Try L100 x 100 x 12

Properties

Weight = 17.83 kg/m

Area = 2271.45 mm2

IXX = 2066.9 x103 mm4 Iyy = 2066.9 x103 x103 mm4

SXX = 29.1x103 mm3 SYY = 29.1x103 mm3

rx = 30.17 mm ry = 30.17 mm

Check for slenderness ratio:

Use k = 0.5

kL/r = 0.5 (722) /30.17 = 10.891

22 E
Cc = = 126.169
Fy

Since kL/r < Cc

kL kL 3
5 3 r 1 r
Fs = 3 + ( Cc ) ( Cc ) = 1.699
8 8

kL 2
1 r
Fa = [1- 2 ( Cc ) ] Fy/Fs

Fa = 145.424 MPa

Actual Stress:

NO = 17.097

F = P/A

= 17.097(1000)/2(2271.45)

F = 3.763MPa

The actual stress (3.763 MPa) < allowable stress (148.710MPa), therefore the
section L100 x 100 x 12 is SAFE.

Use L100 x 100 x 12 for the diagonal web member since it is more economic.

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