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    Steel Truss ProjectDesign

    Design of Howe Truss as to its Bolted Connections

    Submi t ted by:

    Mercy Dawn T. Chavez

    CE-5 student

    Subm it ted to:

    Engr. Romeo Santos

    Instructor

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    Structural nalysis

    Description of the truss:

    Bay width, x = 9m @ 1.5 interval

    Bay length, truss to truss spacing = 4m

    Height of the truss = 3m

    Roof slope, = = 33.69Length of top chord= S = = 5.408m

    S1 =

    = 1.803m

    S2 = = 0.902m

    Given Data:

    Roof corr. GI sheet no. 26 = 0.043 Kn/m2

    Purlins 4 deep channel @ 0.4 on center both ways = 10.79 kg/m

    Ceiling marine plywood attached to 2x2

    Studs for ceiling frame spaced @ 0.4 on center both ways = 5.7 kn/m3

    Roof life load = 1.9 KPa

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    Calculation:

    Loadings to b e carried by the truss

    Live loads

    LL = 1.9(4)(1.5) = 11.4 kn

    LL1 = 11.4kn

    LL2 = 5.4 kn

    Dead loads

    Weight of GI sheet

    DL1 = 1.803 (4) (0.043) = 0.258 KnDL2 =

    = 0.129 kn

    Weight of Purlins = (10.79kg/m) (9.81m/s2) (4m) = 423.40 kn

    No. of purlins =

    = 13.5 say 13

    DL1 =

    (1.8) (

    = 1.52 kn

    DL2 = 0.76 kn

    Weight of marine plywood

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    =0.00635 m

    DL =

    = 0.415kn/m (1.5) = 0.218 kn

    Weight of studs

    2x2= 4 in2= 0.00258 m2

    (

    ) = 60

    (

    ) = 9.426 Kn/m3

    DL = (

    (4m) +

    (9m)) (0.00288m2) (9.426 Kn/m3) = 4.377 kn

    DL1 = 14.591 Kn/ 30m = 0.486 Kn/m (1.5m) = 0.729 kn

    DL2 = 0.365 kn

    Weight of truss

    W =aL (1 +

    ) a, width = 4m = 13.123 ft

    L, length = 9 m = 29.53 ft

    W =

    (13.123 ft) (29.53 ft) (1 +

    ) = 521.07 kg

    = 521.07 kgs (9.81 m/s2) = 5,111.7 N

    DL = 5.11 Kn/ 9m = 0.568 Kn/m (1.5) = 0.852 kn

    Wind load

    Based from NSCP 1992, sec.2.3

    P= CeCqqsI

    w/r: Cq = 0.9 for outward ; 0.3 for inward

    Ce = 0.7

    qs = 2000 Pa

    I = 1.00

    Inward: P= CeCqqsI = 0.7(0.3) (20000) (1) = 0.42 Kpa

    Outward: P= CeCqqsI = 0.7(0.9) (2000) (1) = 1.26 Kpa

    Joints concentrated loads:

    For inward:

    CL1 = 0.42 (1.803) (4) = 3.03 kn

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    CL2 = 3.03/2 = 1.515 kn

    For outward:

    CL1 = 1.26 (1.803) (4) = 9.09 kn

    CL1 = 9.09/2 = 4.54 kn

    Total loads in top chord

    F1 = live load + weigh of purlins + weight of G.I. sheet

    F1 = [(7.6 kn/m) + (1.019 kn/m)] (1.019 kn/m) + 0.258

    F1 = (8.619 kn/m) (1.803 kn/m) + (0.258 kn) = 15.798 KN

    F1/2 = 7.899 KN

    Total loads in bottom chord

    W1 = weight of marine plywood + weight of the studs + live load

    W1 = [(0.012 kn/m) + (0.486 kn/m) + (7.6 kn/m)] (3 m) = 24.294 KN

    Getting the values for reaction:

    = 0 + clockwise9Bv = 15.798(7.5) + (15.798) (3) + (15.798) (4.5) + 15.798(6) + (15.798) (7.5) + (7.899)

    (9) + 24.294(1.5) + (24.294) (1.5) + (24.294) (3) + 24.294(4.5) + (24.294) (6) + (24.294)

    (7.5)

    Av = Bv = 108.129 KN right and left support reactions

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    Design of Howe Truss MembersSteel Properties referred to ASEP 2004

    Design of Top chord

    Pmax = 13.76 KN (compression)

    Try L 2x 2 x

    (double angle)

    Fy = 248Mpa

    Properties of steel section:

    I = 0.42 x 10

    6

    mm

    4

    A = 1045 mm2

    L = 1803 mm

    Solution:

    R = = = 20.048 mm =

    = 89.934 mm

    C = =

    C = 126.169

    < C

    Fs =+

    -

    Fs =+

    -

    Fs = 1.889MPa

    = [1-

    ] (

    )

    = [1- ] ( ) 97.934 MPa

    Allowable = 97.934 MPa=

    Actual = 13.167 MPa97.934 MPa> 13.167 MPa

    Therefore the assumed design is safe!

    Design of Bottom Chord

    See solution of top chord for allowablestress in bottom chord

    Pmax = 62.33 KN (tension)

    Try L 2x 2 x

    (double angle)

    Allowable = 97.934 MPa=

    Actual = 59.646 MPa97.934 MPa>59.646MPa

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    Therefore the assumed design is safe

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    Design of web members

    [Vertical and diagonal braces]

    Pmax = 31.73KN (tension)

    Try 65 x 65 x 10

    Fy = 248Mpa

    L = 3000 mm (the longest length above all web members)

    Properties of steel section:

    A = 448 mm2

    Rx= 19.76 mm

    Solution:

    C = =

    C = 126.169

    = = 155.360 mm

    > C

    = = = 42.668 MPa

    Allowable = 42.668 MPa=

    Actual = 26.245 MPa

    42.668 MPa> 26.245 MPa

    Therefore the assumed design is safe!

    Pmax = 23.26 KN (compression)see solution above

    Allowable = 42.668 MPa

    = Actual = 19.239 MPa42.668 MPa> 19.239 MPa

    Therefore the assumed design is safe!

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    Design of Bolts Connection

    Components uses:

    Gusset Plate = to prevent from tearing

    Bolts = to prevent from shearing

    The reason why the minimum number of bolt/rivet is 2, for in case of maintenance in

    changing oxidized bolts, still theres a bolt that could support the members.

    Data:

    Fp= 1.5 Fu

    = 1.5 (414)

    = 621MPa

    Fv= 207 MPa

    Minimum edge distance; Le is not < 1.5d = 1.5 (20) = 30 mm

    Maximum distance (Le) of bolts from center to center; 12t is > 150 mm = 12 (5) = 60mm

    Therefore 60mm is not < 30 mm o.k.

    Note: Shear in bolts for double shearAv = 2Area of bolts x number of bolts

    Detailed of joints: - see A3 for the figure design

    At Joint 1

    Member 1-2 = 62.33 Kn

    For shearing

    Ps = AFv (2) = (

    KNNo. of Bolts =

    = 0.4792 pcs

    For bearing

    Pb = plate thickness x bolt dia. x Fp (2)

    Pb = (5) (20) (621) (2) = 124.2 Kn

    No. of Bolts = = 0.5022 pcs

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    Therefore use 2-20 mm boltsMember 1-8= 13.76 Kn

    For shearing

    Ps = KNNo. of Bolts =

    = 0.106 2 pcs

    For bearing

    Pb = 124.2 Kn

    No. of Bolts = = 0.1112 pcs

    Therefore use 2-20 mm bolts

    At Joint 2

    Member 2-1; use 2-20 mm boltsMember 2-3; use 2-20 mm boltsMember 2-8= 1.79 Kn

    For shearing

    Ps = 130.062Kn

    No. of Bolts =

    = 0.014 2 pcs For bearing

    Pb = 124.2 Kn

    No. of Bolts == 0.0142 pcs

    Therefore use 2-20 mm bolt

    At Joint 3

    Member 3-2; use 3-20 mm boltsMember 3-4= 35.34 Kn

    For shearing

    Ps = 130.062 Kn

    No. of Bolts =

    = 0.2722 pcs

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    For bearing

    Pb = 124.2 Kn

    No. of Bolts =

    = 0.2852 pcs

    Therefore use 2-20 mm boltsMember 3-9= 11.10 Kn

    For shearing

    Ps = 130.062 KN

    No. of Bolts=

    = 0.0852 pcs For bearing

    Pb = 124.2 Kn

    No. of Bolts == 0.0892 pcs

    Therefore use 2-20 mm boltsMember 3-8 = 16.78 Kn

    For shearing

    Ps = 130.062 Kn

    No. of Bolts =

    = 0.1292 pcs For bearing

    Pb = 124.2 Kn

    No. of Bolts == 0.1352 pcs

    Therefore use 2-20 mm bolt

    At Joint 4

    Member 4-3; use 2-20 mm boltsMember 4-5; use 2-20 mm bolts

    Member 4-9 = 23.26 Kn

    For shearing

    Ps = 130.062 Kn

    No. of Bolts =

    = 0.1792 pcs

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    For bearing

    Pb = 124.2 Kn

    No. of Bolts = = 0.1882 pcs

    Therefore use 2-20 mm boltsMember 4-10 = 31.73 Kn

    For shearing

    Ps = 130.062 KN

    No. of Bolts =

    = 0.244

    2 pcs

    For bearing

    Pb = 124.2 Kn

    No. of Bolts == 0.2552 pcs

    Therefore use 2-20 mm boltsMember 4-11; use 2-20 mm bolts

    At Joint 8

    Member 8-1; use 2-20 mm boltsMember 8-2; use 2-20 mm boltMember 8-3; use 2-20 mm boltMember 8-9 = 13.76 Kn

    For shearing

    Ps = KNNo. of Bolts =

    = 0.106 2 pcs

    For bearing member

    Pb = 124.2 Kn

    No. of Bolts = = 0.1112 pcs

    Therefore use 2-20 mm

    bolts

    At Joint 9

    Member 9-8; use 2-20 mm boltsMember 9-3; use 2-20 mm boltsMember 9-4; use 2-20 mm bolts

    Member 9-10; use 2-20 mm boltsAt Join t 10

    Member 10-9; use 2-20 mm boltsMember 10-11; use 2-20 mm bolts

    Member 10-4; use 2-20 mm bolts

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    Design spacing of bolts in the gusset plate

    Note: Max. Le = 12t = 12(5) = 60 mm

    At Joint 1

    Member 1-8 Le for gusset plate

    Min Le (edge distance) = is not < 1.5 (21)

    =

    = 13.29 is < 31.5: say 40mm

    Spacing (S):

    S + ; S 13.29 + ; S 23.79 say 80 mm

    Member 1-2 Le for gusset plate

    Min Le (edge distance) = is not < 1.5 (21)

    = = 60.22 is > 31.5: say 60mm

    Spacing (S):

    S + ; S 60.22 + ; S 70.72 say 100 mm

    At Joint 2

    Member 2-8 Le for gusset plate

    Min Le (edge distance) = is not < 1.5 (21)

    =

    = 1.729 is < 31.5: say 60mm

    Spacing (S):

    S + ; S 60.22 + ; S 70.72 say 100 mm

    Member 2-3 Le for gusset plate

    Min Le (edge distance) = is not < 1.5 (21)

    =

    = 47.188 is > 31.5: say 60mm

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    Spacing (S):

    S + ; S 47.188 + ; S 57.688 say 80 mm

    At Joint 3

    Member 3-4 Le for gusset plate

    Min Le (edge distance) = is not < 1.5 (21)

    =

    = 34.145 is > 31.5: say 40mm

    Spacing (S):

    S + ; S 34.145 + ; S 44.645 say 80 mm

    Member 3-9 Le for gusset plate

    Min Le (edge distance) = is not < 1.5 (21)

    =

    = 10.725 is not < 31.5: say 40mm

    Spacing (S):

    S + ; S 10.725 + ; S 57.688 say 60 mm

    Member 3-9 Le for gusset plate

    Min Le (edge distance) = is not < 1.5 (21)

    =

    = 16.216 is < 31.5: say 40mm

    Spacing (S):

    S + ; S 16.216 + ; S 26.716 say 60 mm

    At Joint 4

    Member 4-5 see solution member 3-4

    Member 4-11 Le for gusset plate

    Min Le (edge distance) = is not < 1.5 (21)

    =

    = 18.077 is < 31.5: say 40mm

    Spacing (S):

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    S + ; S 18.077 + ; S 44.645 say 60 mm

    Member 4-10 Le for gusset plate

    Min Le (edge distance) = is not < 1.5 (21)

    =

    = 30.567 is < 31.5: say 40mm

    Spacing (S):

    S +

    ; S 30.567 +

    ; S 41.157 say 60 mm

    Member 4-9 Le for gusset plate

    Min Le (edge distance) = is not < 1.5 (21)

    =

    = 21.507 is < 31.5: say 40mm

    Spacing (S):

    S + ; S 21.507 + ; S 41.157 say 60 mm

    At Joint 5

    Member 5-6 see solution member 2-3

    Member 5-12 Le for gusset plate

    Min Le (edge distance) =

    is not < 1.5 (21)

    =

    = 21.507 is < 31.5: say 40mm

    Spacing (S):

    S + ; S 21.507 + ; S 41.157 say 60 mm

    Member 5-11 Le for gusset plate

    Min Le (edge distance) = is not < 1.5 (21)

    =

    = 8.957 is < 31.5: say 40mm

    Spacing (S):

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    S + ; S 8.957 + ; S 19.457 say 60 mm

    At Joint 6

    Member 6-7 see solution member 1-2

    Member 6-12 see solution member 2-3

    At Joint 7

    Member 7-12 Le for gusset plate

    Min Le (edge distance) = is not < 1.5 (21)

    =

    = 10.570 is < 31.5: say 40mm

    Spacing (S):

    S + ; S 10.570 + ; S 21.070 say 60 mmAt Joint 8

    Member 8-9 see solution member 1-8

    At Joint 9

    Member 9-10 Le for gusset plate

    Min Le (edge distance) = is not < 1.5 (21)

    =

    = 7.507 is < 31.5: say 40mm

    Spacing (S):

    S + ; S 7.507 + ; S 17.727 say 60 mmAt Join t 10

    Member 10-11 Le for gusset plate

    Min Le (edge distance) = is not < 1.5 (21)

    =

    = 10.754 is < 31.5: say 40mm

    Spacing (S):

    S + ; S 10.754 + ; S 21.524 say 60 mmMember 11-12 see solution member 7-12

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