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The Cellbeam software package has been written by the SCI on behalf of Kloeckner Metals UK | Westok (KMUK-W), and is
only valid for the analysis, design and manufacture of a Westok Cellbeam® formed from rolled sections. The methodologies
employed in the analysis and design, under ambient or fire condition, cannot be used to justify any other structural solution.
KMUK-W is the world-wide patent holder for the Westok Cellbeam®, and the Westok Cellbeam® must be manufactured by
KMUK-W, or one of its licenced manufacturers. The Ribbon Cut profiling process is protected by world-wide patents. Care
has been taken to ensure that the information herein is accurate, but neither KMUK-W nor The Steel Construction Institute,
accept responsibility for errors due to misinterpretation of the input data or of output information by the user, or any loss or
damage arising from or related to the use of the software. ©ASD Westok Ltd.
It is essential that all of the above is on the drawings for tender and construction
Eurocodes, Ireland
IN SITU CONCRETE DATA: ( NORMAL Weight Concrete - NWC : Concrete Grade C30/37 )
NOTE: Mesh is assumed to run above the head of the shear stud.
Characteristic cylinder strength 30 N/mm² Overall slab depth 150 mm
Wet density 2550 kg/m³ Modular ratio - short term 6
Dry density 2450 kg/m³ Modular ratio - long term 26
Mesh reinforcement area 393 mm²/m Yield strength of mesh 500.0 N/mm²
Effective depth of slab 75.0 mm
Stud
Zone From To Zone No in Stud
Spacing
No (mm) (mm) Length (mm) Group Resistance (kN)
(mm)
1 LHS 3837.5 3837.5 300.0 2 40.5
2 3837.5 11512.5 7675.0 300.0 2 40.5
3 11512.5 RHS 3837.5 300.0 2 40.5
*** NOTE: The spacing between headed shear connectors in groups measured transverse to the beam should not be less than 4
times the stud diameter
***NOTE: Stud resistance and minimum degree of shear connection assumes that the stud is placed in the central or favourable
position in the trough.
Eurocodes, Ireland
LOAD COMBINATIONS :
NOTE: MD = Minimum permanent load
Super
No. Name Permanent Imposed
Permanent
ULTIMATE
1 Equation 6.10a 1.35 1.05 1.35
2 Equation 6.10b 1.15 1.5 1.15
4 Equation 6.10a 1.35 1.5 1.35
FIRE
5 Equation 6.11b 1 0.5 1
SERVICEABILITY
3 Equation 6.14b 1 1 1
DEFLECTIONS :
Load combination [3,Equation 6.14b]:
Due to
Maximum Due to
Inertia (cm4) partial shear
Deflection (mm) openings(mm)
conn. (mm)
Construction stage permanent and variable
263266 15.5 - 0.3
(wet concrete only) loads (steel section)
Normal stage imposed loads (on composite
567294 9.1 1.5 0.3
section)
Normal stage permanent superimposed loads
443651 7.0 0.7 0.1
(on composite section)
Totals 31.5 2.1 0.7
*NOTE: In the above table, construction stage deflection due to variable loads only includes the effect of wet concrete.Westok beams
are pre-cambered at no cost, and consideration should be given to pre-cambering the beam where the construction stage deflection is
relatively high.
Eurocodes, Ireland
DYNAMIC SENSITIVITY :
NOTE 1: Loads are construction stage permanent and variable (wet concrete only) loads, normal stage superimposed permanent
loads and 10% normal stage imposed loads.
NOTE 2: Controlling accelerations via the response factor 'R', can allow the use of a lower beam frequency for longer spans,
providing the system frequency does not go below 3Hz. Refer to relevant SCI Publication for further guidance
Dynamic inertia (uncracked section) = 728397 cm4 (composite section)
Natural frequency = 5.5 Hz (greater than 5.5 Hz) SATISFACTORY
Guidance on Application:
The data above should be supplied to the intumescent paint manufacturer. The manufacturer will determine the required thickness of
protection material, based on product-specific testing on Cellular beams. Please see the help file for further details.
Deck voids:
Following the guidance published for composite beams by ASFP in 'Fire Protection for Structural Steelwork in Buildings', for periods of
fire resistance in excess of 90 minutes, the voids between trapezoidal steel decks and the top flange of the beam must be filled.
The voids between re-entrant decks and the top flange of the beam do not need to be filled regardless of the period of fire resistance
being considered.
CONSTRUCTION STAGE :
Critical load combination: 4 Max. Unity Factor 0.30 PASS
NORMAL STAGE :
INTERACTION OF AXIAL FORCE, BENDING MOMENT & SHEAR :
Critical cell 13 Load combination 2
Top:
Applied shear 0.0 kN Shear resistance 682.8 kN
Axial Force 0.0 kN Axial Resistance 4277.7 kN
Bottom:
Applied shear 12.1 kN Shear resistance 459.4 kN
Axial Force -1796.2 kN Axial Resistance 6177.8 kN
Max. Unity Factor 0.29 PASS
DEGREE OF SHEAR CONNECTION:
Maximum moment location from LHS 7.68 m Load combination 1
No of studs (to max moment No of studs for 100% of shear
50 95
position) connection
Minimum degree of shear
Actual degree of shear connection 52.6 % 40.5 % *** OK
connection
TRANSVERSE REINFORCEMENT:
Design longitudinal shear force Load combination 2
Design shear stress 0.52 kN/m Resistance of concrete strut 4.22 kN/m
Max. Unity Factor 0.12 PASS
Eurocodes, Ireland
VIERENDEEL BENDING:
Critical cell 13 Load combination 2
Top:
Applied moment 0.0 kNm Moment resistance 97.8 kNm
Applied shear 0.0 kN Shear resistance 682.8 kN
Axial load 0.0 kN Axial resistance 4277.7 kN
Bottom:
Applied moment 0.7 kNm Moment resistance 79.6 kNm
Applied shear 42.7 kN Shear resistance 472.1 kN
Axial load 1779.2 kN Axial resistance 6246.2 kN
Max. Unity Factor 0.29 PASS
Eurocodes, Ireland
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Eurocodes, Ireland
[Bay Unit1]
Westok - 650x305/406x289 ACB S355 400 mm diameter cells @ 615 mm centres. - (AUTOMATED)
Critical temperatures:- Flange 615 ºC, Web 714 ºC Section factors: Btm. Flange 52 m-1, Web 89 m-1(BS EN 1994-1-2)
Steel Deck 150mm ComFlor 60(1.2) with A393 (393mm²/m) mesh
No. of studs 100, 19mmx95mm high. 2@300mm along the beam.
NOTE: Partial or full infills at the beam ends may be required. For example:
- Partial cells are generated when the distance to the centre of the first / last cell > [web-post width + diameter/2]. These infills are indicated above with hatched shading and may be eliminated when the
actual beam length is detailed;
- When the first/last web-post width is less than half of a standard web-post width;
- When the beam ends are detailed with large notches;
Talk to Kloeckner Westok for guidance on connection design and minimising infills. Minor adjustment of the cell diameter and spacing data will assist to reduce or eliminate infills entirely.
Cellbeam® must be manufactured by Kloeckner Metals UK Westok, or one of its licenced manufacturers.
©ASD Westok Ltd.2018