AISHWARYA PENMETCHA

(08241A0104)

GOKARAJU RANGARAJU INSTITUTE OF

ENGINEERING NAD TECHNOLOGY
 INTRODUCTION:
Any building structure used by the industry to
store raw materials or for manufacturing
products of the industry is known as an
industrial building.
 CLASSIFICATION:
Normal Type
Special Type
CONFIGURATION:
->FLOORS
->VENTILATION
->LOADING
->ROOF SYSTEMS
 FLOORS:
Industrial floors shall have sufficient resistance to
abrasion, impact, acid action and temperatures
depending on the type of activity carried out.
High strength and high performance concretes can
satisfy most of these requirements economically and is
the most common material used.
 VENTILATION:
The large height of the roof may be used
advantageously by providing low level inlets and
high level outlets for air.
 LOADING:
Gravity loads
Wind loads
Seismic loads
 Live load magnitudes [IS: 875 - 1987 Part -II]
 Design for wind action
 (a) Wind pressure on walls
 (b) Wind loads on roofs
 Sheeting, purlin and supporting roof trusses
supported on column provide common structural
roof system for industrial buildings.
 Brittle sheeting such as asbestos, corrugated
and trafford cement sheets or ductile sheeting
such as galvanized iron corrugated or profiled
sheets are used as the roof covering material.
 The deflection limits for purlins and truss depend
on the type of sheeting.
 Truss members
 Kirby India is an affiliate of Alghanim
Industries - a Fortune 500 group.
 It has maintained its leadership in PEB since
1974 worldwide.
 Kirby India has the state-of-the-art
manufacturing plant at Hyderabad, having a
manufacturing capacity of 75,000 MT per
annum - one of the largest in the world.
 ISO 9001 certification from BVQI, London in
the first year of operations
 Pre-engineered as the name indicates The
buildings are made before hand in plant and
assembled in site using connections.
 The majority of steel structures being built
are only low-rise buildings,which are
generally of one storey only.
 Ability to span long distances
 Faster occupancy
 Cost efficiency
 Flexibility of expansion
 Low maintenance
 Single-source responsibility
 Aesthetics
 1. Design codes followed:
 As per Indian Code
 IS 800
 IS 875 Part-1 to5
 IS 1893-Seismic
 Loading and Deflection as per above respective codes
 2. Loads to be considered:
 self wt. of structure,secondaries,cladding
 Live load
 wind loads
 seismic loads
 other special loads such as cranes, false ceiling, cable trays
 3. Behaviour of structure and assumptions such as framing and
bracing as well as support end conditions
 4. Load combinations and increase in stresses
for particular combinations only
 5. Design criteria and serviceability criteria
 6. Primary design with their sectional
geometry and thickness limitations
 7. Secondaries design
 8. Brace force calculation and its design
 9. Reactions and Base plate design
 10. Connection design
Components of P E B

Primary
Frame

Secondaries
Decking and sheeting
 A visit to Hyderabad plant for better industrial
exposure
 Analysis of frame using STAAD.PRO V8i
software.
 Preparing the drawings using AUTOCAD
software.
 From the study of various components of Pre-
Engineered Buildings we could learn that
1. Foundations are of simple design, easy
to construct and light weight.
2. Pre-engineered buildings are on the
average 30% lighter through the efficient use of
steel.
3.The low-weight flexible frames offer
higher resistance to seismic forces.
4.All components have been specified and
designed specifically to act as a system for
maximum efficiency, precise fit, and peak
performance in the field.
 Design of steel structures- N.Subramanian
 Design of steel structures- S.K.Duggal
 KIRBY Technical handbook
 IS Codes
IS 800:2007
IS 875 Part 1 to 3
IS 1893:2002