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The flow chart below can be used as a guide to design a steel beam
member.
1.0
Mc = pyS
(2)
2.0
Classification of Section
Once the section has been classified, the various strength check
can be carried out to assess its suitability.
CONTOH
Semak kelas keratan 305 x 102 x 33 UB,py=275 N/mm2
Dari Jadual Keluli, B=102.4mm, T=10.8mm,t=6.6mm
d = (275.8 2x7.6) =260.6
b= 102.4/2 = 51.2mm
Dari jadual 7, BS5950
= (275/275)0.5 = 1
b/T = 51.3/10.8 = 4.8 < 9
d/t = 260.6/6.6 = 39.5 <80
3.0
Strength Check:
Shear
Clause 4.2.3 : The shear force, Fv, should not exceed the shear
capacity, Pv
Where
Fv Pv
.(3)
Pv = 0.6 pyAv
..(4)
Clause 4.2.3: when buckling ratio (d/t) > 70 (see equation 4.4)
web should be additionally checked for shear buckling.
MOMENT CHECK
(1) Low shear and Moment Capacity
Clause 4.2.1.1 : At critical points the combination of
(i)
maximum moment and co-existent shear
(ii)
maximum shear and co-existent moment
should be checked.
If shear force Fv < 0.6Pv, this is called low shear load.
If 0.6Pv < Fv <Pv then this is called high shear load.
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Mc = py Z . (6)
Mc = pySeff 1.2pyZ .(7)
Seff effective plastic modulus (clause 3.5.6)
EXAMPLE 1
A simply supported UB steel beam of 10 m span support loads as shown
below. Assuming that the beam is laterally supported find the suitable UB
cross section that suits the shear and bending moment requirement.
5m
30 kN (imposed load)
RB
Answer:
1. Calculate the design shear and bending moment.
Total design load = (1.6 x 30) + (1.4 x 5 + 1.6x5)10
= 48
+ 15 x 10 = 198 kN
Due to symmetry,
RA = RB= 198/2 = 99 kN
Mid span moment, M = Wl/4 + wl2/8
= (48x10) + (15x102)
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= 120 + 187.5 = 307.5 kNm
2. Initial cross-section
Assume py = 275 N/mm2
Sx > M/py = 307.5 x 106/275 = 1.118 x 106 mm3 = 1118 cm3
From steel table, the following cross-section can be used:
1. 356 x 171 x 67 UB : Sx = 1210 cm3
2. 406 x 178 x 60 UB : Sx= 1200 cm3
3. 457 x 152 x 60 UB: Sx = 1290 cm3
Selection is based on economy or engineering consideration. If
lighter section is required that section no. 3 is chosen. If depth
consideration is important than section No. 1 is chosen.
Say we select section No. 2
406 x 178 x 60 UB : Sx= 1200 cm3
3. Classification
Strength classification: T = 12.8(<16mm) therefore py=275
N/mm2 (Table 9) dan = (275/py)1/2 = 1 (Table 11)
Section classification:
b/T = 6.95 < 9
plastic
d/t = 46.2 < 80
plastic
(Table 11)
(Table 11)
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4. Shear Force
d/t = 46.2 <70 therefore check on shear buckling is not required.
(clause 4.2.3)
5. Momen lentur
Since the condition is low shear,
Mc = py S = 275 x 1200 x 103
= 327 kNm
< 1.2pyZ
=1.2x275x1060x103 = 349.8 kNm OK
Design moment not including self weight = 307.5 kNm.
Bending moment due to self weight :
Msw = 1.4(60x9.81/103)102/8 = 10.3 kNm
Total moment (r/b) = 307.5 + 10.3 = 317.8 kNm < 327 kNm.
Therefore the section is suitable.
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A
Solution:
Design shear (Fv) = (1.4x450) + (1.6x270) = 1062 kN
Design momen at A = Wl/2 = 1062x1/2 = 531 kNm
Initial sizing:
Assume py=275 N/mm2
Sx > M/py = 531x106/275 = 1931 cm3
From Table of steel properties, the suitable size are:
1. 457x191x89 UB: Sx = 2010 cm3,.
2. 533 x 210 x 82 UB: Sx = 2060 cm3,
Classification of section shown that the section is plastic.
Shear strength :
Try section No.2, Pv = 0.6pytD = 0.6 x 275 x 9.6 x 528.3
= 837 kN < 1062 (Fv) kN not OK.
Try a new section where the shear strength is more critical
than the bending strength.
Try 610 x 229 x 113 UB:Sx=3290 cm3,py=265,plastic
Pv = 0.6 x 265 x 607.3 x 11.2
= 1081 kN > Fv O.K
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But,
Fv > 0.6x1081(Pv)=648.6 kN high shear Clause 4.2.6
Calculate Moment capacity from clause 4.2.5.3:
=[ 2(Fv/Pv 1]2 = {2(1062/1081) 1}2 =0.93
Mc = py(Sx -Sv )
= 265[3290x103 (11.2 x 607.32/4)0.93] =617 kNm
Moment from self weight: Mbk =1.4(113x9.81/103)12/2 = 0.8
kNm
Total moment, Mj =Mbk + M = 531 + 0.8 =532 kNm < Mc
Therefore the section is suitable
Deflection
Check for maximum deflection using combination of
unfactored imposed serviceability loading.
Clause 2.5.2 and Table 8 outlined recommended limits to these
deflections to avoid significant damage to the structure and
finishes. Standard formula or other method such as Areamoment, Macaulay etc can be used to calculate deflection.
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Standard formula:
CONTOH 3
Calculate the deflection of the beam in example 1 and 2.
From Example 1.
mak = 5wL4/384EI + WL3/48EI
= 5x5x104
+
30x103
384x205x106x21500x10-8
48x205x106x21500x10-8
= 0.0148 + 0.0142 = 0.029 m = 29 mm
From Table 4.5, the maximum allowable is span/360 = 10
000/360 = 27.8 mm for beam carrying plaster and brittle
finishing. It can been seen that the calculated deflection is
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which is OK.
From example 2,
mak = wL4/8EI =
270 x 14
8 x 205 x106x 87400 x10-8
= 0.00019 m = 0.19mm
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Clause 4.5.1.3 (Fig 13) shows cases of stiff bearing length that
can be calculated using the formula given.
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be
k
T
t
pyw
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Web buckling
Clause 4.5.3.1 : provided the distance e from the concentrated
load or reaction from the nearer end of the member is at least
0.7d, and if the flange through which the load or reaction is
applied is effectively restrained against both:
(a) rotation relative to the web
(b) lateral movement relative to the other flange (Fig
below)
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Pxr = 0.7d.Px/Le
Where Le is the effective length of the web determine using
Table 22.
Example:
Check web bearing and buckling for Example 1, assuming the
beam sits on stiff bearing length, b1 of 100 mm at each end.
(406x178x60, d = 360.4, r =10.2, T=12.8,t=7.9)
Ans:
Bearing capacity:
Pbw = (b1 + nk) tpyw
= (100 + 2 x 23) 7.8 x 275
= 313 kN > 99 kN
OK
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Example
Compute the bearing capacity, Pbw and the buckling capacity,
Px of unstiffened web of a beam subjected to a concentrated
load of 200 kN as shown below. Assume steel grade of S275.
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Solutions:
For 305 x 127 UB 37,
t = 7.2 mm
T=10.7 mm
r = 8.9 mm (root radius)
For 686x 254 UB 170 section
t = 14.5 mm
T= 23.7 mm
r = 15.2 mm
d = 615 mm
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Tutorial
Q1 The beam shown below is fully restrained along its length
and has a stiff bearing of 75 mm at the supports. The beam
supports a secondary beam at the centre of its length. The
characteristic loads acting on the beams are shown. Design
the beam using S275 steel. The secondary beam is supported
by a bearing plate which has 50 mm stiff bearing length on
the top flange of the beam.
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(i)
(ii)
(iii)
(iv)
5wd L4 Wi a 2 b 2
384 EI
3EIL
(v)
(vi)
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