Lecture 6 Structural Design PDF

Title Lecture 6 Structural Design
Author Andy Jourdain-Vilbrun
Course Civil Engineering Design Project
Institution Concordia University
Pages 12
File Size 3 MB
File Type PDF
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Lecture 6 Structural Design...


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Lecture 6

Building / Civil Engineering Design Project

Lecture 6 – Structural Design

BLDG / CIVI 390

BLDG / CIVI 390 Building / Civil Engineering Design Project

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Structural Design Structural Design for Gravity Loads

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- Design using CMHC Handbook - WoodWorks Design Office • • Structural Design for Lateral Loads - Wind loads, Earthquake loads - Wood Shear Wall

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Sizing built-up wood beams

2. Beam supporting main floor only 3. Supported joist length is 12’ (3.6 m) 4. Beam span is 13’ (4 m) 5. Grade of wood: SPF No.2 Use Table 15 of CMHC Handbook, acceptable beams are: • 5-2”x10” (5-38x235 mm) or • 4-2”x12” (4-38x286 mm) 2 / 11

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1. One-storey brick veneer house

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Select two built-up beam sections that can satisfy the following conditions:

WoodWorks Model – Floor Plan

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WoodWorks Model – Roof Plan

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Lateral loads: Wind, Earthquake • Soft framing ► Tributary area • Rigid framing ► Distributed by stiffness

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• Design lateral resistant system: Shear wall, bracing, diaphragm

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Lateral loads: Wind

• Check if the criteria is satisfied to apply static procedure. • Check the condition to use the figure or equation.

Structural commentaries (User’s guide – NBC 2015)

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(red part) For most low rise rectangular shape building :

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Main structure / secondary structure

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small building

Lateral loads: Wind

? negative number bcause the wind is leaving

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http://www.jabacus.com/engineering/c_load2015_index.php

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only factor that is different is q50, changes with location

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Figure 4.1.7.6.-A (NBC 2015)

Lateral loads: Wind

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Wind load analysis arrow going up means negative

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Apply the pressure PULS/SLS on each surface

Wind load analysis

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• Soft framing ► Tributary area

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Earthquake load: Equivalent Static Analysis...


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