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Course | Steel and timber design |
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CIVE3013 Steel and Timber Design
ONLINE EXAMINATION CIVE3013 Steel and Timber Design (SP2-2020)
Examination Duration:
240 minutes (including 1 hour for uploading)
Instructions to Students: 1. This exam is open book. 2. Answer all questions 3. Ensure that you show all calculations in all parts of each question 4. When uploading your exam file, make sure that you include all pages in the correct order. Only 1 file will be allowed in a PDF or .doc format.
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CIVE3013 Steel and Timber Design
Question 1 (Answer ALL Parts) 1.1 Describe the main steps of making steel from raw material to finished steel
products include one type of furnace used. (4 marks) 1.2 What is a ‘fly-brace’ and where is it used? What function does it perform?
(4 marks) 1.3 What is ‘Glulam’ and are the laminations normally vertical or horizontal?
(4 marks) 1.4 Name four (4) different types of engineered timber.
(4 marks) 1.5 Name 2 different ways to connect two pieces of timber. Will any of these
affect the tension capacity of the timber being connected? (4 marks) Total = 20 marks
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Question 2 You have been asked to design a NEW timber roof truss for a hotel in Darwin, Northern Territory. The truss has the configuration in the figure below (element DB is perpendicular to AB and BC):
The roof truss needs to carry the following roof load, P (point load): • Dead Load PG (kN) (unfactored) • Live Load PQ (kN) (unfactored) Note*: Please find truss dimension H(mm), L(mm), load PG (kN) and PQ (kN) from attached Variables Table based on your student ID number (see at the end of the exam). 2.1
Determine all possible strength combinations and identify the critical strength combination for the above truss. (Hint: Table G1) (8 marks)
2.2
Determine the forces in ALL the members ie AB, AD, BC, BD, CD. Assume that ALL the connections are pinned. Use only the critical strength combination. Determine which members are in tension and compression. (8 marks)
2.3
Design the critical compression member. The truss will be constructed from MGP12 timber. Assume that L ex will be the full length of the member and that Ley will be ¼ x Lex ie Ley = 0.25 * Lex. Assume each end of member is held by two bolts. Assume seasoned timber. If your first size doesn’t have enough capacity, complete at least 1 more iteration. (If you didn’t solve Q2.1, you can assume Nc*=35kN). (16 marks)
2.4
Design the critical tension member assuming that the truss will be connected using 2 rows of 2- M12 bolts at each end. If your first size doesn’t have enough capacity, complete as least 1 more iteration. (If you didn’t solve Q2.1, you can assume Nt*=30kN). (8 marks) Total = 40 Marks Page 3 of 12
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Question 3 A farmer wants to re-use an existing steel beam (UB) to support the first floor of his new residential house. The beam will span L (mm), the distance between the beam and a paralleled wall is B (mm), both shown in the sketch below:
Note*: Please find L (mm), B (mm) and Proposed UB section from attached Variables Table based on your student ID number (see at the end of the exam). Additional information : -
The floor dead load will be 1.0kPa (unfactored). The self weight of the beam is allowed for in this load. All dimensions are to the centerline of the members and all connections are pinned. Grade 300Plus steel will be used for all members.
3.1.
Determine the design live load for the residential first floor (in kPa) using AS1170.1 and the critical strength combination on the beam in kN/m. (6 marks)
3.2.
Determine the maximum bending moment and shear force for the beam. Draw the bending moment and shear force diagram for the beam. (6 marks)
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3.3.
Check if the beam has sufficient bending moment capacity assuming that the beam will be fully laterally restrained by the floor joists. (6 marks)
3.4.
Determine if the beam has sufficient shear capacity. (6 marks)
3.5.
The allowable deflection of the floor beam is span / 500 ie L / 500. Determine if the beam is satisfactory for deflection due to dead load and short term live load. Use Ψs = 0.7. If the deflection of the beam does NOT meet this criteria, determine the maximum span (L) of the beam to achieve the deflection criteria above ie deflection NOT to exceed L / 500. (16 marks) Total = 40 marks
END OF EXAMINATION
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CIVE3013 Steel and Timber Design
Q2
StudentID
Q3
L (mm)
H (mm)
PG(kN)
PQ(kN) L (mm) B (mm) Proposed UB
100031342
4000
3100
20
15
8000
4000
250UB25.7
100080076
4000
3200
20
20
8000
4100
250UB25.7
100082243
4000
3300
20
25
8000
4200
250UB25.7
110067430
4000
3400
25
10
8000
4300
250UB25.7
110082160
4000
3600
25
20
8000
4500
250UB31.4
110109802
4000
3700
30
5
8000
4600
250UB31.4
110139094
4000
3800
30
10
8000
4700
250UB31.4
110143047
4000
3900
30
15
8000
4800
250UB37.3
110150092
4000
4200
20
15
8000
4900
250UB37.3
110154611
4000
4100
20
20
8000
5000
250UB37.3
110162515
4000
4200
20
25
8000
4100
250UB37.3
110164012
4000
4300
25
10
8100
4000
250UB37.3
110168088
4000
4400
25
15
8200
4000
250UB31.4
110170431
4000
4500
25
20
8300
4000
250UB31.4
110183590
4200
3100
30
5
8400
4000
250UB31.4
110183613
4200
3200
30
10
8500
4000
310UB32.0
110195041
4200
3300
30
15
7900
4500
310UB32.0
110195042
4200
3400
20
15
7800
4500
310UB32.0
110198225
4200
3500
20
20
7700
4500
310UB32.0
110205061
4200
3600
20
25
7600
4500
310UB32.0
110205231
4200
3700
25
10
7500
4500
310UB32.0
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4200
3800
25
15
8000
4500
310UB32.0
110206905
4200
3900
25
20
8100
4000
250UB25.7
110207898
4200
4000
30
5
8200
4000
250UB25.7
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Q2
StudentID
Q3
L (mm)
H (mm)
PG(kN)
PQ(kN) L (mm) B (mm) Proposed UB
110210764
4200
4100
30
10
8300
4000
250UB25.7
110211347
4200
4300
30
15
8400
4000
250UB31.4
110220206
4200
4300
20
15
8500
4000
250UB31.4
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4200
4400
20
20
7900
4000
250UB31.4
110220874
4200
4500
20
25
7800
4000
250UB31.4
110221434
4000
3100
20
15
8000
4000
250UB25.7
110224354
4000
3100
20
15
8000
4000
250UB25.7
110226268
4000
3200
20
20
8000
4100
250UB25.7
110226360
4000
3300
20
25
8000
4200
250UB25.7
110226436
4000
3400
25
10
8000
4300
250UB25.7
110227499
4000
3600
25
20
8000
4500
250UB31.4
110227681
4000
3700
30
5
8000
4600
250UB31.4
110231603
4000
3800
30
10
8000
4700
250UB31.4
110231978
4000
3900
30
15
8000
4800
250UB37.3
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4000
4200
20
15
8000
4900
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110233512
4000
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20
20
8000
5000
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4000
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20
25
8000
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25
10
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4000
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25
15
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250UB31.4
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4000
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25
20
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250UB31.4
110236694
4200
3100
30
5
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4000
250UB31.4
110236711
4200
3200
30
10
8500
4000
310UB32.0
110237420
4200
3300
30
15
7900
4500
310UB32.0
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4200
3400
20
15
7800
4500
310UB32.0
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Q2
StudentID
Q3
L (mm)
H (mm)
PG(kN)
PQ(kN) L (mm) B (mm) Proposed UB
110238043
4200
3500
20
20
7700
4500
310UB32.0
110238900
4200
3600
20
25
7600
4500
310UB32.0
110241095
4200
3700
25
10
7500
4500
310UB32.0
110242253
4200
3800
25
15
8000
4500
310UB32.0
110242782
4200
3900
25
20
8100
4000
250UB25.7
110243119
4200
4000
30
5
8200
4000
250UB25.7
110243505
4200
4100
30
10
8300
4000
250UB25.7
110243661
4200
4300
30
15
8400
4000
250UB31.4
110243973
4200
4300
20
15
8500
4000
250UB31.4
110244023
4200
4400
20
20
7900
4000
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4500
20
25
7800
4000
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4000
3100
20
15
8000
4000
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20
15
8000
4000
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4000
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20
20
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4000
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25
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4000
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25
10
8000
4300
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4000
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25
20
8000
4500
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8000
4600
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4000
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30
10
8000
4700
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15
8000
4800
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4000
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20
15
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4900
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4000
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20
20
8000
5000
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4000
4200
20
25
8000
4100
250UB37.3
110256883
4000
4300
25
10
8100
4000
250UB37.3
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Q2
StudentID
Q3
L (mm)
H (mm)
PG(kN)
PQ(kN) L (mm) B (mm) Proposed UB
110256899
4000
4400
25
15
8200
4000
250UB31.4
110257488
4000
4500
25
20
8300
4000
250UB31.4
110257689
4200
3100
30
5
8400
4000
250UB31.4
110258880
4200
3200
30
10
8500
4000
310UB32.0
110259128
4200
3300
30
15
7900
4500
310UB32.0
110259342
4200
3400
20
15
7800
4500
310UB32.0
110260122
4200
3500
20
20
7700
4500
310UB32.0
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4200
3600
20
25
7600
4500
310UB32.0
110263056
4200
3700
25
10
7500
4500
310UB32.0
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4200
3800
25
15
8000
4500
310UB32.0
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4200
3900
25
20
8100
4000
250UB25.7
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4200
4000
30
5
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4000
250UB25.7
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4200
4100
30
10
8300
4000
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4200
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30
15
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4000
250UB31.4
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15
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4000
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20
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25
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15
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