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Introduction
This Design Calculations Package has been prepared using the latest applicable American
codes and standards and the latest developments in engineering practices. A competent design
engineer prepared the calculations and another competent engineer checked his work.
Computer programs, written in M.S.Excel & STAAD Pro, have been used where applicable to
determine structural requirements. The output of these programs has been incorporated in this
package.
For your easy reference, a table of contents has been provided. The description of the building
designed, design codes and material specifications used, design assumptions, loads and design
sketches are also included in the calculation.
Please use this calculations package in conjunction with the drawings provided. You can
resubmit this package with the drawings to other parties for their approval as required, or, keep
this package for future reference.
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Table of Contents
Introduction..................................................................................................................................................................2
Design Codes..............................................................................................................................................................4
Material Specifications................................................................................................................................................5
Design Assumptions...................................................................................................................................................6
Load combinations......................................................................................................................................................6
Building Data...............................................................................................................................................................7
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Design Codes
The Building described in these calculations was designed according to the latest U.S.A. Buildings and Design
Codes that have been referred to in the design:
The loads as described have been applied on the structure in accordance with :
MBMA “Metal Buildings Manufacturers Association” Low Rise Building Systems Manual, 2002 Edition.
Built up and hot rolled sections have been designed in accordance with :
AISC “American Institute of Steel Construction” Manual of Steel Construction - Allowable Stress Design,
1989 Edition.
AISI “American Iron and Steel Institute” Cold Formed Steel Design Manual, 1996 Edition
OR
NAS North American Specification for the Design of Cold-Formed Steel Structural Members 2001
Edition
AWS D1.1/D1.1M:2004 “American Welding Society” Structural Welding Code - Steel Manual, 2004
Edition.
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Material Specifications
The following is the list of the material standards and specifications for which the building components have been
designed :
Strength
No. Structural Components Specifications
kN/cm²
2 Cold formed secondary members ASTM A653M SS Grade 340 Class 1 Coating: Z 275 F y = 34.5
Cable ASTM A475 – Extra High Strength Class A (FOS = 2.5) P u = 127.5 kN
Diagonal “X” Rods ASTM A36 F t = 13.2
3
Bracing
F u = 40.2
HR Angles ASTM - A572 Grade 50
F y = 34.5
Din 933 HEX Bolt Grade 8.8 or equivalent , fully threaded Hot
5 High Strength Bolts F t = 26.4
Dip Galvanized to BS 729
Fy = Yield Strength. F u= Ultimate Tensile Strength. Pu = Ultimate Tensile Load. Ft = Allowable Tensile Stress, Fv = Allowable Shear Stress.
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Design Assumptions
The main frame rafters and exterior columns are rigidly connected to each other (using
moment type connections). The rafters are continuous over the columns.
The interior columns are pin connected to both the rafters and the foundations.
The lateral stability of the building is provided through the frame action of the main frames.
The longitudinal stability of the building is provided through the truss action in the cross
braced bays of the building.
The roof purlins are continuous beams supported at rigid frame locations and span the bay
spacing of the building.
Load combinations
Dead Load + Live Load
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Building Data
Building Parameters
1 Frame Type Clear-span Width (mm) 22980 O/O of Block wall
Width Module (mm) 1 @ 22980
No. of diff. type of Rigid Frames 2 Rigid Frame @ Grid Lines 2 to 9
Remarks End wall frame @ Grid Lines 1 & 7
Roof Slope 1 : 10 Eave Height (mm) 6700 mm above FFL
1@10220+4@10120+1@10340 O/O of block
Length (mm) 61040 O/O of Block wall Bay Spacing (mm)
wall
Remarks
Building Loads
2 Dead Load 0.15 kN/m 2 Collateral Load 0.00 kN/m 2
Live load 0.60 kN/m 2 Seismic Zone None
Wind Speed 160 km/hr Other Loads 0.00 kN/m 2
Remarks
End wall Condition
3 1@5490+2@6000+1@5490
Left End wall Frame Type Bearing Wind Column Bay Spacing (mm)
O/O
1@5490+2@6000+1@5490
Right End wall Frame Type Bearing Wind Column Bay Spacing (mm)
O/O
Remarks
Side walls & End walls Details
4 Location Length(mm) Height(mm) Remarks
Near Side wall Full Full Block Wall
Far Side wall Full Full Block Wall
Left End wall Full Full Block Wall
Right End wall Full Full Block Wall
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Panel & Insulation Details
Insulation
Location Type Thickness(mm) Material
Type Thickness (mm)
Sand Witch Aluminium/
5 Roof 0.50 NA NA
Panel AluZinc
Near Side wall NA NA NA NA NA
Far Side wall NA NA NA NA NA
Left End wall NA NA NA NA NA
Right End wall NA NA NA NA NA
Remarks
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Zee Section Properties
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Anchor Bolt Properties & Allowable Loads
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Connection Bolts Capacity
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Connection Bolts Torque Values
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