This document discusses a study of pre-engineered buildings conducted by four students under the guidance of a professor. The objectives were to model, analyze, and design a pre-engineered building structure using Staad Pro. Load calculations were performed and load combinations analyzed. The results showed that the pre-engineered building design reduced steel quantity, support reactions, deflection, shear force, and maximum moment compared to a conventional steel building. Advantages of pre-engineered buildings included reduced cost, quality control, and ease of future expansions.
This document discusses a study of pre-engineered buildings conducted by four students under the guidance of a professor. The objectives were to model, analyze, and design a pre-engineered building structure using Staad Pro. Load calculations were performed and load combinations analyzed. The results showed that the pre-engineered building design reduced steel quantity, support reactions, deflection, shear force, and maximum moment compared to a conventional steel building. Advantages of pre-engineered buildings included reduced cost, quality control, and ease of future expansions.
This document discusses a study of pre-engineered buildings conducted by four students under the guidance of a professor. The objectives were to model, analyze, and design a pre-engineered building structure using Staad Pro. Load calculations were performed and load combinations analyzed. The results showed that the pre-engineered building design reduced steel quantity, support reactions, deflection, shear force, and maximum moment compared to a conventional steel building. Advantages of pre-engineered buildings included reduced cost, quality control, and ease of future expansions.
Akshay A. Nikam 1202019 Sujit H. Sonwalkar 1202015 Aniket K. Mane 1202032
Under the guidance of :Prof.P.M.Mohite
Objectives To study pre engineered building. To prepare a model of P.E.B. To analyze structure using Staad Pro. To design sections, connections etc. To study the effect of P.E.B. for following issues: To reduce complexity on site. To achieve accuracy. Speed of work. Pre Engineered Building Steel buildings in which excess steel is avoided by Tapering the sections. Tapering is done as per Bending Moment requirements. Components are manufactured in factory and assembled on site. Larger plate dimensions are used in areas of higher load effects. Plan Elevation Problem statement Internal dimensions of building: l=60 m, b=15 m Height of building up to eaves level= 6 m Location of building= Islampur (pune region) Type of roofing = G.I.sheets Area of opening (permeability of building 5% to 20%) Angle of rafter = < 100 Spacing between two columns = 6 m Number of frames = 10 Load calculation Dead load: 1. Wight of purlin :5 kg/m2 2. Weight of sheeting :5 kg/m2 Total weight :10 kg/m2=0.1kN/m2
BUILDING BUILDING Results Sl. No. Description PEB CSB 1 Steel Take Off (kN) 12.194 84.595 2 Support Reaction (kN) 10.62 375.582 3 Maximum deflection (mm) 39.48 8.611 4 Maximum Shear Force (kN) 66.894 453.981 5 Maximum Moment (kNm) 175.52 908.577 Advantages PEB System is zero maintenance & superior in strength than conventional. Lower Cost. Quality Control. Large Clear Spans. strict quality control environment, thereby ensuring superior quality & finish. Easier to incorporate future expansions Disadvantages Not used for multi-storey building. Technical person is required on site. Special Machinery is required. Design of member takes more time. Conclusion Using of PEB instead of CSB may be reducing the steel quantity. Reduction in the steel quantity definitely reducing the dead load. Reduction in the dead load reducing the size of Foundation. Using of PEB increase the Aesthetic view of structure. Applications WARE HOUSES INDUSTRIAL SHEDS FACTORIES WORKSHOPS OFFICES GAS STATIONS VEHICLE PARKING SHEDS SHOW ROOMS AIRCRAFT HANGERS SCHOOLS SPORTS AND RECREATIONAL FACILITIES Erecting P.E.B. Reference Limit State Design in Structural Steel- M. Y . Shiyekar. Pre-Engineered metal Buildings the latest trend in building construction‖ by K.K.Mitra – Gen. Manager (marketing) Lloyd Insulations (India) Limited IS : 800 - 2007 :- General Construction In Steel - Code of Practice. IS : 875 (Part 1) - 1987 :- Code of Practice for Design Loads (Other Than Earthquake) for Buildings IS : 875 (Part 2) - 1987 :- Code of Practice for Design Loads (Other Than Earthquake) for Buildings and Structures- Live Loads. IS : 875 (Part 3) - 1987 :- Code of Practice for Design