‘earz019 |AF2213 Steel and Timber Structures 7 credits | KTH AF2213 Steel and Timber Structures 7.5 credits Stal- och tribyggnad The overall goal of the course is to give detailed knowledge about analysis and design of common structural elements of steel and timber. Education cycle Main field of study Grading scale + Course web ‘Second cycle Built Environment A,B,C, DE, FX, F Course offerings Spring 19 for programme students, Periods Application code Start date End date Spring 19 P3 (7.5 credits) 60064 15/01/2019 15/03/2019 Language of instructionEnglish Campus Tutoring time Form of study Number of places * Schedule Planned timeslots Course responsible Teacher Part of programme KTH Campus Daytime Normal Min, 10 *) The Course date may be cancelled if number of admitted are less than minimum of places. Schedule (new window) Pa: A1, D1, FA, I1, B2, 02, G2, 12. more info Bart Norlin Bert Norlin Master's Programme, Civil and Architectural Engineering, 120 credits, year 1, Conditionally Elective Spring 19 for Study Abroad Programme (SAP) Periods ‘Application code Spring 19 PS (7.5 credits) 20017 htpsshwwvckth seistudentkurserkurs/AF22132IFen wa‘earz019 |AF2213 Steel and Timber Structures 7 credits | KTH Start date 15/01/2019 End date 15103/2019 Language of instructionEnglish Campus KTH Campus Tutoring time Daytime Form of study Normal Number of places No limitation Course responsible Bert Norlin Spring 20 for programme students Periods Spring 20 P3 (7-5 oredits) Application code 60536 Start date 15/01/2020 End date 14/03/2020 Language of instructionEnglish Campus KTH Campus Tutoring time Daytime Form of study Normal Number of places* Min. 10 *) The Course date may be cancelled if number of admitted are less than minimum of places. Course responsible Bert Norlin Teacher Bert Norlin Part of programme Master's Programme, Civil and Architectural Engineering, 120 credits, year 1, Conditionally Elective Autumn 18 Omreg. for programme students CANCELLED Periods ‘Autumn 18 P1 (7.5 credits) Application code 51484 Start date 27I08/2018 End date 2eiior2o18 Language of instruction€nglsh Campus KTH Campus Tutoring time Daytime Form of study Normal Number of places No limitation Intended learning outcomes The overall goal of the course is to give detailed knowledge about analysis and design of common structural elements of steel and timber. After having passed the course the student should be able to! + Calculate the bending and axial resistance of steel beams with regard to local as well as global instabilities htpsshwwckth seistudentkurserkurs/AF2213 218‘earz019 htpsshwwckth seistudentkurserkurs/AF2213 |AF2213 Steel and Timber Structures 7 credits | KTH + Explain the effect of shear and patch loading on the resistance of steel beams + Calculate the resistance of common bolted connections for steel structures + Explain the static behaviour of different types of welded joints in steel structures + Calculate the load bearing resistance of beams subjected to lateral torsional buckling + Understand specific problems related to the design of thin walled steel beams, especially the interaction between local buckling, distortional buckling and global buckling + Perform adequate design calculations for straight, tapered and curved beams of glued laminated timber (glulam) “+ Understand how large holes and notches influence the shear resistance of timber beams ‘+ Perform design calculations for nailed and bolted connections in timber structures + Understand how instabilties such as flexural and lateral torsional buckling influence the resistance of timber beams + Perform design calculations for elements made of wood based panels, especially with regard to buckling ‘+ Understand the theory of partial composite action for beams made of timber, possibly in combination with other materials such as stee! Course main content Design calculations are, within the steel part of the course, carried out according to Eurocode 3. The calculations deal with such things as: + Local buckling for ordinary steel profiles + Bending resistance of ordinary stee! profiles ‘+ Design of steel columns with regard to flexural column buckling ‘+ Design of steel beams with regard to shear and patch loading + Bolted joints, analysis and design + Welded joints, analysis and design + Design of steel beams with reference to lateral torsional buckling + Technology af thin walled stee! profiles, especially instability problems Design calculations are, within the timber part of the course, carried out according to Eurocode 5. The calculations deal with such things as: ‘+ Moment and shear force resistance of glulam beams having straight, tapered and curved shapes ‘+ The influence of large holes and notches in timber beams ‘+ Design of timber joints in which mechanical connectors such as nails and bolts are used ‘+ Design of timber beams and columns sensitive for flexural buckling and lateral torsional buckling ‘+ Design of timber beams having flanges of timber and webs of wood based panels, + Design of stressed skin elements have flanges of wood based panels + Design of beams made of two different materials where we have partial composite action between the parts Eligibility For students not registered on a KTH programme: 150 university credits hp) including the courses Structural Mechanics and Structural Engineering equivalent to at least 3:times 7,5 ECTS points. and documented proficiency in English corresponding to English B. For students registered on a KTH programme’ 861801 Byggnadsmekanik grundkurs, ‘AF 1005 Byggkonstruktionslara grundkurs ‘AF2003 Structural Engineering, Advanced Course Recommended prerequisites ae‘earz019 |AF2213 Steel and Timber Structures 7 credits | KTH ‘SF1676 Differential Equations with Applications or equivalent course. Literature Delar av modulpaketet “Att konstruera med stal” + Modul § Cross-sectional resistance + Modul 6 Stability of column and beams + Modul 7 Cold-formed profiles and sheeting Inom kursens tradel anvéinds en bok med titeln "Design of timber structures" fran SWEDISH. WOOD. Anvandning av annan literatur ar méjig. Examination + TEN! - Examination, 4.5, grading scale: A, B, C, D, E, FX, F + OVNI - Exercises, 3.0, grading scale: P, F TEN Writen exam 4.5 credits OVN1 Exercises 3 credits Requirements for final grade Allparts need to be passed The final grade depends only on the examination results Offered by ‘ABE/Structural Design & Bridges Contact Bert Notin, bert norin@byvkth.se, 08-790 7959 Examiner Bert Notin Version Course syllabus valid from: Spring 2014, Examination information valid from: Auturnn 2010. htpsshwwckth seistudentkurserkurs/AF2213 48