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    This report compares two materials, aluminum sheet and Alucobond composite panel, for use in a conference center project. Both materials are 1.2m x 2.19m in size, 4-side supported, and subjected to a wind load of 1.2 kPa. The aluminum sheet is 2mm thick with RHS 40x20x2mm reinforcement, while the Alucobond panel is 6mm thick without reinforcement. Analysis shows the Alucobond panel has less deflection of 16.9mm compared to the aluminum sheet's deflection of 20mm, and lower stress of 24.25 MPa compared to the aluminum sheet's stress of 106.1 MPa, indicating the Alucob

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    This report compares two materials, aluminum sheet and Alucobond composite panel, for use in a conference center project. Both materials are 1.2m x 2.19m in size, 4-side supported, and subjected to a wind load of 1.2 kPa. The aluminum sheet is 2mm thick with RHS 40x20x2mm reinforcement, while the Alucobond panel is 6mm thick without reinforcement. Analysis shows the Alucobond panel has less deflection of 16.9mm compared to the aluminum sheet's deflection of 20mm, and lower stress of 24.25 MPa compared to the aluminum sheet's stress of 106.1 MPa, indicating the Alucob

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    Material Comparison Report For Cladding

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    This report compares two materials, aluminum sheet and Alucobond composite panel, for use in a conference center project. Both materials are 1.2m x 2.19m in size, 4-side supported, and subjected to a wind load of 1.2 kPa. The aluminum sheet is 2mm thick with RHS 40x20x2mm reinforcement, while the Alucobond panel is 6mm thick without reinforcement. Analysis shows the Alucobond panel has less deflection of 16.9mm compared to the aluminum sheet's deflection of 20mm, and lower stress of 24.25 MPa compared to the aluminum sheet's stress of 106.1 MPa, indicating the Alucob

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    Project Name: KAFD MATERIAL COMPARISON

    SUMMARY
    This report is intended for structural evaluation of two materials for KAFD conference center. SPECIFICATIONS AND R EFERENCES ALUCOBOND Technical Data Sheets. MATERIALS Aluminum 6063-T6 Alucobond 6mm

    DESIGN CRITERIA
    Dead Loads Self weight of the materials Deflections - Metal faced composite wall panel assemblies shall withstand wind loads with horizontal deflection no greater than 1/175 of the span at the perimeter and 1/60 of the span anywhere in the panel. Load Combinations 1.0DL + 1.0WL+ 1.0DL + 1.0WLWind Load: 1.2 KPa, as positive and negative wind pressure for external items.

    ALUMCO KSA
    ALUMCO KSA Technical Department

    September, 2013

    Project Name: KAFD MATERIAL COMPARISON

    COMPARISON
    Both panels are 4 side supported and the same dimension of 1.2m2.19m. Reinforcement of the aluminum sheet is RHS 40x20x2mm thick aluminum, adopted wind load 1.2 KPa for both. CHARACTERISTIC/ ALUMINUM COMPOSITE CAPACITY/ PANEL(ALUCOBOND) 6mm THICK RESULT No. of 0 Reinforcement Deflection Allowable of 1200/60 = 20mm 16.9mm ALUMINUM SHEET 2mm THICK

    5 9.1mm

    Stress Allowable for aluminum sheet = 160/1.2 = 133.33 MPa For ACP 90/1.2 = 75 MPa

    24.25 MPa

    106.10 MPa

    Yield strength

    90 MPa

    160 MPa

    ALUMCO KSA
    ALUMCO KSA Technical Department

    September, 2013

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