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(Solved): steel load calculation Figure 1 shows a plan view of a storage building. The floor slab is made of a ...
steel load calculation
Figure 1 shows a plan view of a storage building. The floor slab is made of a steel deck that weights 0.2KN/m2, in addition to a flooring material of 0.8KN/m2. The slab resists a live load of 1.2KN/m2. The slab is supported by 9 purlins (P1, W200x42) and 2 Girders (G1, W250x73). The connections between columns and beams are shear connections. It is required to: a) Evaluate the ultimate (factored) applied loads (concentrated and uniformly distributed) on beam G1 (10\%) (Assume the load on P1?=21? that on PI ) (Use clear drawing to show the final applied loads) b) Assuming that beam G1 is subjected only to a uniformly distributed load of 12kN/m, draw the bending moment and shear force diagrams for the beam G1 (10%) c) If the shear connection between Cl and G1 was replaced with a moment connection, draw the bending moment diagram for the beam while being subjected to a uniformly distributed load of 12kN/m(10%) a) wut ?=1.25(1)+1.5(1.2)=3.05kbca? load on Pl WPI= load from slabt own weight ?3.05×2+0.409×1.25=6.6WP11?=21??Wpr=3.31kn[mRPI?=2Wp1×LpI??=26.61×6?=219.83?=9.965knRP)?=19.8??PC1=31?(19.83×7+2×9.9/5+0.71×16)=56.69