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Steel 1

The document outlines various problems and calculations related to steel design, specifically focusing on shear capacity, shear flow, and bending stress for different beam configurations. It includes detailed properties of wide flange sections and simple beams under uniformly distributed loads, along with specific questions for practice. Additionally, it provides basic formulas for calculating average shear stress, shear flow, and other related parameters for structural analysis.
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Steel 1

The document outlines various problems and calculations related to steel design, specifically focusing on shear capacity, shear flow, and bending stress for different beam configurations. It includes detailed properties of wide flange sections and simple beams under uniformly distributed loads, along with specific questions for practice. Additionally, it provides basic formulas for calculating average shear stress, shear flow, and other related parameters for structural analysis.
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Situation 1. · /)( IS Al.il,lljS e0VYJ Problem for Practice:

A wide flange section has the following prop{'! rties: Situation - A simple beam has a span of 10 m and supports a
. 1<>1 MCllit;Jl,1 OP Af/.(9:1 total uniformly distributed load of 12 kN/m . '
b, = 150 mm I,= 108x106 mm4 Properties of W 480 x 86:
tw=9mm · 0 tru N.A = J81lx rcfmm3 A = 108QOmm2 Ix = 383.13 x t()G mm~
tr=l2mm F, = 0.40F, I bf = 180 mm tw = 12 mm
d=300 mm - I tf = 15 "rnm ,d =·480 mm
1. Determine the shear capacity of the section. 15. Calculate the maximum ;hear in the beam in kN.
2. Determine the safe uniform load that the section could 16. Calculate the average shear stress in the beam in MPa.
rarry iflengt.hofthebeamis.8m. " f'.<\KI~ 17. Calculate the maximiµn shear .s.trcs5 in .th,e·.t,eam i.'l MPa .
3. Determine the shear flow of the portion of the flange 30
mm from the edge. , Situation - A wide flange section has the follow~g -
4. Determine the shear. flow at the neutral axis. properties;
5. Determine the shear flow 88 mm from the NA (problem Ix' = 108 x 106mm4 • d = 300 mm
for practice) bf= 150mm tw = 9 mm
6. · Determine the shear flow of the portion of the flange 20 tf = 12 mm d = 300 I11ID
mm from the edge. (problem for practice) Fv = 0.4Fy Fy = 250MPa
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Situation 2. 18. Determine the allowable shear stress in MPa.
19. Determine the shear capacity in kN.
A simple beam has a span of 12 m and supports a 20. Determine the safe uniform load in kN/m that the section
superimposed uniformly distributed load'pf 20 kN/m. could carry if length of the beam is 10 m.
Properties of W 450 x 70: · 21. D ~ the shear flow at the neutral axis in N / mm.
22. Determine the shear flow of the portion of the flange 40
br = 150 mm A=8700mm mm from. the edge in N / mm.
tw=!O mm I,= 274:7,t 106 mm4
tr = 15 trim · wb=70kli/m Situation -A wide flange beam has a maximum shear of 300
d=450mm , . .. 8, 47-1< /0' ,.,,, .. kN. The beam has the following properties:
7. What is the average shearing stress in the beam? d = 350 mm bf = 250 mm
8. Determine the maximum shearing stress in the beam. tw = 12 mm tf = 15 mm
9. Determine the shearing stress at a point 100 mm 4
from NA (problem for practice)
10. Calcutate the maximum bending str~ in the beam.

Situation 3,

A wide flange and a channel have the following properties.


They are att11ched as shown. . .

Wide Flamze· Channel


A = I 8400 mm2 A~6436 nuri2
I,= , I,= 13lxl0!1llDl~; I.
1. ~93.6x·J~mm' · t. ~ 3.4x-J<i6imn' - ' ·
tw= 12mm : t., = 10:njm '.
:
d=470min x·=20mm
23, ~late the shear stress (MPa.) at the bottom.
Fb= 138M:fia : Fb = 118MPa
24. Calculate the shear stress (MPa) at B of.the flange.
Diameter of bolt = 22 IIUl\ . Fv bolt 100 MPa
25. Calculate the shear stress (MPa) at B of the web.
26. Calculate the maximum shear stress (MPa).

Situation - A steel beam is made up of a wide flange section


whose total depth is 600 mm, width of the flange is 300 mm,
·j flange thickness of 20 mm and moment ofinertia Ix= 1.16x10"
mm4. Its web thickness is 10 mm and has a simple span of 9
m. A 50 kN/m uniform load is loaded throughout i~ span
and 195 kN load acting at midspan. Allowable bending stress
,:,:,•,:,,'.,.\,.-:,~,.!.t,,,.,;,.,;,:,:,.'.',.-:,:- of the beam is 150 MPa .

lL Fi.nd.tbam=tct~ct.the.~
27, Determi.pe the· required section modulus without
12. Determ.iJ:te the moment capacity of the section.
exceeding the-allowable bending stress (rnm3) .
13. Determine the safe uniform load that the beam could
28. Determine the section modulus of the wide flan gi:-
carry over a 10 in simJ'le sp~. . (mm3).
14. Determine the required spacmg of bolt.
29. Determine the width top and bottom reinforcing
f'b C M~ '" rf< Pr1f'1UfP". plates 12mm thick if n~cessary (mm).. ·
, 01stA"c,e "~ Al.A· /V'O 'b" m >-1 ,., • 30. Determine the. length of top and bottom reinforcing
plates if necessary (m).
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Basic Formula: Note: If not given
Fv ,. .l\llOWAet-E S/-1/;M .srR£S.5
Fv = 248 MPa for A36 steel
(~o/11 }JGCJ>) Fu = 400 MPa for A36 steel
1. Average shear stress (fv)
E, = 200000 MPa
~UMIT(;o TD
fv=Y.-
dtw I C. i_},; Common Loadings and supports:

p
2. General shear stress (fv) '

fv=YQ '"
lb
,-.u.S.UA• •"
..._, MAlt . 6H~
@ Iv.A Rf?
J:>~/<oN
g
l il
. 3. Shear flow (q)
Vmn =E . Mmax =PL . ymax=_flL
q=YQ 2 4 48EI
I
4. Flexural stress or Bending stress (fi,) -·-
1 I w
I _l'
• 5. Bol(s spacing (s)
Vmax=wL M,..,=wL2 . Jma,c=
s= fil 2 ,B 384EI
VQ ,

6. Shearing resistance (R) p p

·R = Fv 1,o1,. (area) ( no.of bolts)


u,j I./3d j L,'3
7. Radius of gyration (r)
Ji n
=P Mmax =PL ym.., = 23PL3 '
... Ymax
3 '· 648EI
8. Moment of inertia/ transfer formula' (I)
p p p

lulu!
INA = lex; + Ad2

9. Section modulus (S,) L:-4 L/4

S=l/c E
Vmruc = 1.SP M""" =PL Ym•x,= 19PL3
~ ' 384El

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a
30
12mm
M L NOT
ALLOWED
-

8
....

N A
o
. .

~ 9mm 20

*N A. .
15 at
CENTROID

① ④q 267 84 (380 x 103)


0
Fr = Fu = .

10
y= 108
0 .
4 x

dtw
0 .

4(248) = =
942 4 .
N/mm
300(9)
⑧q
00
V= 267480N = 267 84kN
.
=

② SINCE SHEAR IS INVOLVED = Ay


Q

MAX =
LL
=

50(9)(113) (150)(12)((44) +

2
= 310050
Q
267 .
84kN =
(8)
2 9
=
6 .

84(310050) =
768 929
.
Mmm
w =
66 96 .
KN/m 108X10

0q =

10 +
⑧q =

Q
FOR Q Q =
(10) (12)(144)
Q =
Ay ↑ =
34560
=
(30) (12) (144)

Q = 10440
9 =
267840(34560)
108 X 106
q
=

10 = 267480(51840)
108 X 10 9
=
85 71 .

mm

9
=
128 56 .
mm
150
&
15

·
A

---
- NA

S 10

If
V

② Fv = ⑨ a =

((20)((5)(2172) . + (110) ( 10) (150)


dtw 659875
Q=
FOR J
SDL 20 = Ev = 124.1202 (1000) (659875)
81: 103) (10)
709
SW = >4
(2 7X
o
.

TDL = 20 .
6867I
F =
29 816 . MPa
-

Ax =
=
686 (1)
⑧ Fb
=
2

=
124 /202N.

-I
FOR M
Fr =

-
124 .
/1000)
120 Mmax =
WLe
-

450 C (6) ②

Fv =
27 59.
/mm2
= 686 (1)
F

361
- 72 .

⑧ Fv =
XQ
Ib
FOR Q
Fb =
(372 361 100)(210
.
x + 10)
274 7 X103
5) + (10) (210)(105)
.

Q
= (150) (15) (225 -
7 .

#b 304 992 MP a
769875 mm3
=
.

Q =

F= 124 1202 .

(1000) (709875)
(27 4 7 (03) ) (0)
.
x

Fr = 32 075 . MPC
-CENTROID

↑20 10

it
-
----------- .

O
&

293 27
.

V
----

⑪ 1 =
kg + Ade

FIND N. A .

A = 21 As
,

(18400 + 6430) = (18400)(235) + 6430(460)


5
=
293 27mm .

1 =

(26 x 10
%
) + (3 4 x 103) + (18400) (58 27)+ (6430)(166 73)
.
. .

1 970 6x103 mm4


=
.

⑫ FOR WIDE FLANGE FOR CHANNEL


Fb C =
SINCE 118
=

186 . 73)
CHOOSE 62 x 10"
COMPOSITE A 70 .

18 M (193 27)

= .

mr

6x106 970 m = 613 36 . 10 N-mm


x 13 36 N-M
.

,
.

M 456 73 X 10 N-MM
= = 456 734N-m
.

WIDE FLANGE <CHANNEL

O
13 M =
=

456 73
W 36 538 kn
=

; W =
.
.

⑭s FLANGE 24200 + (970 6x10")


=
IF
R =
FAN 5=
(18400) (293 22-235)
.

0
100 (1)(2272(2)
=

(182700) (1072073 9)
.

= .

R =
24200
Q =
1072073 9 .

max Wh =

8=
376 740 mm

QAyif caneo) (
.

= (10000)
2 -CHOOSE
Q =
1072073 9 . And
V= 182700N
-- OF THE 2
A 15


J ----
U
-------

1
. . . .
N A

-
.

-
-
. . . . . . .

V =
L

Yanzy
=(10)
x =
60 N

Fresn

1000)

Fv =
10 417
. MPa

⑰ Fu =
Q
Ib

Q =
Ay
=
(15) (180) (232 5) + (12) (220) (112 8)
.
.

Q =
93/500
-I

Fu =
60 (1000) (931800)
-
(383 13 x .
/06) (12)
Fv = 12 156
. MPA
10 40 mm

12


300
I
v
150

N A
. .

⑳ Fv = 0 .
4 Fy ⑳ a (40)(12) (144)
=

=
0
.
4 (250) Q =
69126
Fv =
100 MPU

vo1
=
9

⑲ =
000Can
Ev e

100
da 9 =
172 8
.

N/mm
= 270 000 NE 270k

⑳ Max
=
L

20 =
(1)

n: 54 kN/m

④q
=
270000 (380 )
%

9 =

-
x 10

108 X10

9 =
950 N/mm
300 195
-

!

I
20
So
↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓
I I
Y L X

↑ ↑
, R = 322 0
R = 322 5
.

12
b

Fb M
⑳F 0] CR-195-50(9) 0

S
= =
=

Ex

w+
R = 322 5 N
Manax=
.

- 1

MOMENT CAPACITY OF 1 BEAM ALONE


.

Fb = M
MMAx 945 :
Sy
150 = M
-
100 =
48x/03
3866666 67 .

Sy
Sx =
630 0000 mm m = 580 x 10 N-mm = KN-M
,

⑳ Sx
1 X MOMENT EQUATION
=
=

=
3866666 67mm
.
322 .

5(x) -

00(x)(E) =
580

=
25 x -
322 5x + 5800
.

⑳ Since
Syre > Sy

(a .
x
=
1 16
.
x 109 + (2) + (12) (b) (306) =(2) M X = 2 16m
-I
.

La =
-

(2 (6)(2)
1 16x109
.

1x = .
+ 2247552b
L = 4 60m -

Sx
t
=

1 16x109 + 2247052b
6300000
.

3/2

b =
358 93m .

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