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Constructive principles document (CUD)
New construction DC Delin Property in Gilze
Commissioned by : Caprev Tilburg S.à.rl
Customer reference no. :
Document no. : VZ04502-CUD-C001-r0
Prepared by : Vicoma Consultancy & Engineering, Niek van Hove (NHE)
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01 Snow load adjustment 01-07-2021 NHE DBR AVE
00 For request 05-05-2021 NHE DBR AVE
Rev. Description Date Lined up check Authorization
F2-E04-Rev:01-10-2019
Index
1 Introduction _____________________________________________________________________________3
2 Design Specification __________________________________________________________________6
2.1 Applied Standards & Regulations ................................................... .................................................. ....6
2.2 Safety class .................................................. .................................................. ...................................6
2.3 Geotechnical advice .................................................. .................................................. ..................................7
2.4 Materials .................................................. .................................................. ...............................................8
2.5 Rainwater drainage.................................................. .................................................. ..................................8
2.6 Distortions .................................................. .................................................. .........................................9
2.7 Fire resistance construction .................................................. .................................................. ...............9
3 Taxes _________________________________________________________________________10
3.1 Permanent ................................................... .................................................. ............................................10
3.2 Changeable floors/roofs ................................................... .................................................. .......................11
3.3 Snow................................................. .................................................. ..................................................11
3.4 Wind................................................. .................................................. .................................................. .....13
3.5 Initial skew ................................................................ .................................................. ...............................14
4 Technical description ____________________________________________________________15

4.1 Poles.................................................. .................................................. .................................................. ....15
4.2 Foundation .................................................. .................................................. ..................................................15
4.3 Floors .................................................. .................................................. ..................................................15
4.4 Roof................................................. .................................................. .................................................. .......15
4.5 Steel main supporting structure ................................................ .................................................. .............16
4.6 Precast concrete .................................................. .................................................. ..................................17
4.7 Facades.................................................. .................................................. .................................................. ..17
4.8 Stability .................................................. .................................................. ................................................17
4.9 Preservation (basic preservation without finishing layer) ................................................. ..........................17
4.10 Environmental class concrete structures (based on the environment, not on fire resistance) ..........................18
5 Attachments)____________________________________________________________________________18
Project title : New construction DC Delin Property in Gilze Date : 01-07-2021

Prepared by : NHE Revision no. : 01
Document no. : VZ04502-CUD-C001.docx page no. : 2(19)
1 Introduction
Delin Property intends to realize a distribution center with two office volumes in Gilze at 2-4
Burgemeester Krollaan.
The plan consists of a warehouse A of 13,145 m² GFA with associated office of 585 m² GFA, and warehouse B of
16,465 m² GFA with associated office of 585 m² GFA. Both offices are identical, but mirrored.
The ground floor (P=0) will be constructed at approximately 0.6 m+ground level.
In the two warehouses there is a mezzanine at the front of 7.2 m+P present from 12 m¹ deep. The
height of the roof edge of the warehouses is 14 m+P and of the offices approx. 8.1 m+P. Bottom of steel
(clear height) in the warehouses is 12.30 m+p.
The columns in the hall stand on a main grid of 23 m in width and 12 m in length. This results in a grid
distance of 5.75 m in width (rear facade) and 6 m in length (side facades). The front facade deviates from
this pattern and has a distance of 4.6 m. The total footprint of the grids is 36 x 5.75 m = 207 m and 24 x 6
m = 144 m.
The design and complete construction of the hall with office is provided by Vicoma Engineering.
This report outlines the structural design for the environmental permit. The advice for fire safety is
described in a separate report.
Figure 1: Aerial view of the construction site (existing buildings being demolished)

Figure 2: Floor plan / situation
Figure 3: 3d impression of new construction

Figure 4: 3d impression of new construction

2 Design Specification
2.1 Applied Standards & Regulations
The building is completely new and must comply with the Building Decree 2012. The following standards are
used, including the Dutch National Annexes (NB):
NEN-EN 1990 Principles of Structural Design Loads

NEN-EN 1991 on Structures
NEN-EN 1992 Concrete structures
NEN-EN 1993 Steel structures
NEN-EN 1994 Steel-Concrete constructions
NEN-EN 1995 Wood constructions
NEN-EN 1996 Masonry constructions
NEN-EN 1997 Geotechnical Design
2.2 Safety class

According to NEN-EN 1990, the following classes apply:
Consequence class office CC2 (CC2a for special loads) RC2

Reliability Class: Design
Life class 3 (50 years) Category B
Building category (office spaces) Category H
(roofs)
Category I (accessible roofs)

Consequence class warehouse CC2 (CC2a for special loads) RC2
Reliability Class: Design
Life class 3 (50 years) Category E
Building category (storage areas) Category H
(roofs)
2.3 Geotechnical advice

Wiha Geo- en milieutechniek from Gouda has probed the construction site at several locations and has made a preliminary
foundation recommendation. The “Provisional foundation advice” is given in report 2100488.001XF version 2, dated
22-04-2021.
The complete report is attached to the documents.
Note: Due to the current existing buildings, only a few CPTs have been carried out. As soon as the entire
construction site has been cleared, additional CPTs must be made. Only then can a definitive foundation
advice be drawn up.
groundwater
Wiha has made 2 boreholes for the groundwater level. The results of this are shown in the table below. These
are, of course, snapshots.
Table 1: Measured heads of the groundwater levels.

2.4 Materials
Concrete qualities: Foundation C30/37
Floors C30/37
prefab ≥ C35/45
reinforcement: rebar B500B
Steel qualities:
Steel grades and steel qualities according to table 3.1 of NEN-EN 1993-1-1.
Beam/profile steel and top, foot and other plates.

t 40mm 40mm < t 80mm
fyfyoufyfyou
S235JR 235 360 215 360

S275JR 275 430 255 410
S355JR 355 490 335 470
N/mm2
Cold formed steel pipes and tubes. Hot-formed steel pipes and tubes.
t 40mm t 40mm 40mm < t 80mm

fy fyou fy fyou fy fyou
S235JRH 235 360 S235JRH 235 360 215 340
S275JOH/J2H 275 430 S275J2H/NH 275 430 255 410
S355JOH/J2H 355 510 S355J2H/NH 355 510 335 490
N/mm2 N/mm2
2.5 Rainwater drainage

The steel construction of the roof consists of trusses that run flat at the bottom and have a slope of at
least 16 mm/m¹ at the top. The regular drainage system is a Pluvia system. An additional drainage
system will be installed for the emergency facility in combination with regular emergency overflows. The
dimensioning of this is determined by the installer.
To determine the roof dimensions, a maximum water level in the gutter of 150 mm has been assumed. With a slope
of 16 mm, the amount of water will continue to 150 / 16 = 9.375 m¹ over the purlins on the left and right. This is
included in the calculation as a separate load case, in addition to that of snow.

2.6 Deformations
According to the NEN–EN 1990, National Annex, the following rules apply:
Permissible horizontal displacements:

u ≤ h/150 (single storey, industrial)
u ≤ h/300 (per storey, office)
u ≤ h/500 (entire building)
Permissible vertical displacements : Roof

warehouse youBee = 0.004 L
youend= 0.004 L
Roof offices youBee= 0.003 L

youend= 0.004 L
Floors offices / mezzanine youBee= 0.003 L (out of sight, no masonry walls) 0.004 L
youend=
where L is the length of the span or twice the length in the case of a cantilever.
2.7 Fire resistance construction

The entire building is equipped with a sprinkler system. The building consists of one fire compartment. The fire
resistance of the main supporting structure for failure in a fire is 0 minutes. The walls and roof floor of the Sprinkler
Pump Room must be 60 minutes (bu/bi). This can easily be achieved with sandwich panels and hollow-core slabs as a
roof (the fire load comes from above, the main reinforcement is at the bottom).

3 Taxes
3.1 Permanent
The self-weight of the profiles is discounted in the calculation program (Scia Engineer).
Roof warehouse max.

steel roof sheets 0.15
auxiliary steel (wind bracing, couplings) 0.06
roofing and 140 mm PIR/EPS insulation 0.15
sprinkler network and installations 0.09
PV panels on frame (no ballast) 0.20 +
0.65 kN/m²
Roof warehouse min. (in combination with wind suction roof)

steel roof sheets 0.15
auxiliary steel (wind bracing, couplings) 0.06
roofing and insulation 0.15 +
0.36 kN/m²
Roof terrace office

hollow-core slab floor HVP150 2.68
50 mm finish (composite decking) 1.25
finishing (water-retaining layer, insulation, ceiling, lighting, ventilation) 1.00 +
4.93 kN/m²
Warehouse facades
Sandwich panels (vertical spanning) auxiliary 0.20

steel (wall rails, bracings, couplings) 0.05 +
0.25 kN/m²
concrete skirting, insulated concrete sandwich panel 4.50 kN/m²
Facades office
curtain walls 0.50 kN/m²
Sandwich panels + aluminum cassettes Dri-design 0.20

auxiliary steel (wall rails, wind bracing, couplings) 0.05 +
0.25 kN/m²
Floor office hollow core

floor HVP320 80 mm 4.29
pressure layer 2.00
finishing (ceiling, lighting, ventilation) 0.50 +
6.79 kN/m²
First floor mezzanine hollow

core floor HVP320 80 mm 4.29
pressure layer 2.00
finishing (ceiling, lighting, ventilation) 0.50 +
6.79 kN/m²

3.2 Changeable floors/roofs
ground floor warehouse (class E) -0= 1.0 qk= 50.00 kN/m²

Qk= 80.00 kN (100x100 mm²) min. 250
mm center to center
* ground floor expedition (class E) -0= 1.0 qk= 25.00 kN/m²
* * ground floor offices (class B) -0= 0.5 light qk= 3.50

partitions (metal stud) 0.80 +
4.30 kN/m²
Qk= 7.00 kN
* * mezzanine floors offices (class B) -0= 0.5 qk= 3.50

light partitions (metal stud) 0.80 +
4.30 kN/m²
Qk= 7.00 kN
floor mezzanine (class E) -0= 1.0 qk= 5.0 kN/m²

Qk= 7.00 kN
* * roof terrace offices (Class I) -0= 0.5 qk= 3.50 kN/m²

Qk= 7.00 kN
roof warehouse (class H) - 0= 0 (on 10m²) qk= 1.00 kN/m²

Qk= 1.50 kN
Loading pit (Traffic class 45) vehicles up to 450 kN
* The dispatch area is 24 m¹ deep into the warehouses from the docks.
* * According to NEN-EN 1991-1-1 table NB.1, 2.50 kN/m² is sufficient, the client has stated 3.50 kN/m².
3.3 Snow
-0= 0
Roof warehouse:
sk,50= 0.70 kN/m²
-1= 0.8
srepis then 0.8 x 0.70 kN/m² = 0.56 kN/m²
As a result of the solar panels to be placed, there is a risk of snow accumulation, which is why an increased
snow load is calculated on the entire roof surface. This increased snow load is based on the maximum highest
point of the solar panels relative to the roof, which is assumed to be 80 cm. Because the

snow load on the highest parts of the solar panels will be lower than on the lower parts of the solar
panels, this load is averaged to 80/2 = 40 cm. This results in a snow load of 0.8 kN/m² on the entire roof
surface.
Accumulation of roof edge: height = maximum 1.0 m¹ above the roof covering:
Figure 5:Snow load shape coefficients at overhangs and obstacles.
-1= 0.8 srepis then 0.8 x 0.70 kN/m² = S 0.56 kN/m²

-2= 2 repis then 2.0 x 0.70 kN/m² = 1.40 kN/m²
ls= 5 m.
Roof terrace:
sk,50= 0.70 kN/m²

-1= 0.8
srepis then 0.8 x 0.70 kN/m² = 0.56 kN/m²
Snow accumulation on parking deck against warehouse facades:

Figure 6: Snow load shape coefficients for roofs adjacent to taller structures.
-1= 0.8 srepis then 0.8 x 0.70 kN/m² = 0.56 kN/m² S

-2= 4 repis then 4.0 x 0.70 kN/m² = 2.80 kN/m²
ls = 5 m.
3.4 Wind
Stockroom: -0= 0
Gilze - area III - undeveloped - h = 14.6 m. extreme value thrust = 0.8 kN/m²
Where possible, in accordance with NEN-EN 1991-1-4 NB table NB.6, the lack of correlation of the wind
pressures between the wind side and the leeward side is taken into account by multiplying the resulting force
by a factor of 0.85 .
factor CsCd= 1.0 (H < 15m)
internal over/underpressure; Cpi= +0.2 / -0.3
wind friction facades; Cfr= 0.02 (Rough)
wind friction roof; Cfr= 0.04 (Very Rough due to solar panels)
Pressure / suction factors for roofs and facades according to NEN-EN 1991-1-4 chapter 7.2.2 and 7.2.3. Facades in
accordance with table NB.6 and roof in accordance with table NB.7.
Office: -0= 0

Gilze - area III - undeveloped - h = 14.6 m. extreme value thrust = 0.8 kN/m²
Where possible, in accordance with NEN-EN 1991-1-4 NB table NB.6, the lack of correlation of the wind
pressures between the wind side and the leeward side is taken into account by multiplying the resulting force
by a factor of 0.85 .
factor CsCd= 1.0 (H < 15m)
internal over/underpressure; Cpi= +0.2 / -0.3
wind friction facades; Cfr= 0.02 (Rough)
wind friction roof; Cfr= 0.04 (Very Rough due to solar panels)
Pressure / suction factors for roofs and facades according to NEN-EN 1991-1-4 chapter 7.2.2 and 7.2.3. Facades in
accordance with table NB.6 and roof in accordance with table NB.7.
3.5 Initial skew

According to NEN-EN-1993-1-1 art. 5.3.2 it is allowed to place an equivalent horizontal force on the
structure instead of physically skewing the frame. This effect may be neglected if:
huhEd≥ 0.15VEd
If this is not met, calculations are made with -NEdwhere: - = -0·-h·-m
The base value for -0=1/200(tan -)

4 Technical description
4.1 Poles
- The main supporting structure is founded on piles. The conditions with regard to pile shape, pile
dimensions, pile tip load, pile length and static spring value will be derived from Wiha's preliminary
advice. Depending on the soil profile and boundaries, prestressed prefab piles or vibro piles are
chosen. Depending on the top load, the number of piles under the footings and foundation beams will
be determined.
- The industrial floor is founded on high-speed piles with a diameter of ± 200 mm and a regular grid
of approximately 2 x 2 m². Exact dimensions, numbers and execution according to supplier's
specifications. Ditto for the ground floor of the office, but then fitted with insulation.
- The loading pit is founded on piles.
4.2 Foundation
- A concrete foundation beam (cast in-situ or prefab) will be installed around the outer wall. A concrete plinth (not
constructive) will be placed on top of this, with vertical sandwich panels on top. The foundation beam rests on
the footings on which the facade columns are founded. The concrete plinths are ± 3.40 m¹ high and so rigid that
they span independently from base to base. The foundation beam below will not be affected by this. Because the
floor is also free from the foundation beam, there is actually no direct load on these beams and they act as a
barrier between inside and outside.
- The docks are founded on beams or walls at the front of the facade. Eea depending on the type
docks (loose elements or complete prefab pits).
- Foundation beams on piles around the office space.
4.3 Floors
Ground floor
- The industrial floor is a monolithically finished hybrid steel fiber-concrete floor of ±200 mm, poured in
place. thick with a high flatness, poured on rubble granulate.
- The office floor is designed like the company floor, but provided with insulation and a finishing layer.
- The loading pit floor is an in-situ cast monolithic finished concrete floor of ± 200 mm. fat.
First floor
- The upper floors of the offices and the mezzanine consist of prestressed hollow hollow core slabs with
a thickness of 320 mm. at a span of 12 m¹. With the smaller span of ± 6.0 m¹ at the location of the roof
terrace, the thickness is 150 mm. The floors are linked to the steel construction by means of welded
rods and others, which are embedded in the chalice joints or in longitudinal slots. The torsional
moments in the steel edge girders are included as positive bending moments in the hollow-core slab
floors. The floors are provided with an 80 mm. pressure layer.
The (control) calculations of the prefab floors are performed by the suppliers.
4.4 Roof
- The entire roof consists of profiled steel roof sheets, SAB 158R/750 in multi-field version
(span = 6m) and must be installed staggered. The roof plates are placed on steel truss
purlins.
The control calculation is performed by the supplier.
- HVP150 at the roof terrace (office).
The (control) calculations of the prefab floors are performed by the suppliers.

4.5 Steel main supporting structure
Roof
- Steel truss main trusses parallel to the figure axes, with a center to center distance of 23 m. The bottom of
the trusses is 12300+p.
Due to the slope, there are high and low main trusses. The upper edge is supported halfway by the purlin
trusses. The trusses are designed as a single box girder on 2 supports. A sketch of the main trusses can be
seen in the appendix.
- Steel truss purlins parallel to the letter axes, with a center to center distance of 6 m. The bottom of the
trusses is 12300+p.
The top edge of the rafters runs along with the slope. The upper edge is laterally supported by buckling
shorteners at a centre-to-centre distance of 4.6 m. The lower edge is laterally supported halfway through by
a tie rod around 20. The trusses are designed as single-panel girders on 2 supports.
A sketch of the purlin trusses can be seen in the appendix.
mezzanine
- Steel trusses on axis B. The bottom edge is an integrated floor beam on which the channel slab floor is
supported. The top edge runs along with the slope of the roof. The top edge is laterally supported by
buckling shorteners at a center to center distance of 4.6 m. The bottom edge is laterally supported by the
concrete floor. The trusses are designed as single-square beams on 2 supports. A sketch of the half-
timbering can be seen in the appendix.
- Steel floor beams (HE320A-S355) on axis A (the front facade) with a span of 4.6 m.
Columns in the warehouses

- Steel columns: SHS 250x250x10 (S275) at a grid distance of 12 x 23 m. The
global calculation values of the reaction forces are:
REd, pressure = - 740 kN
REd, pull = + 114 kN (due to wind suction)
- Steel columns on axis B (at the place of the mezzanine trusses). Continuous columns from foundation to
roof: RHS 450x250x12.5 (S355). 250 mm in the direction of the trusses. Laterally, the columns are supported
by the lower edge of the mezzanine trusses.
The global calculation values of the reaction forces are: REd,
pressure = - 2753 kN
REd, pull = - 758 kN (so no draft due to wind suction).
- The freestanding columns will be fitted with collision protection. All other columns
are protected by the scaffolding placed around it.
Façade columns warehouses

- Continuous steel HE340A (S235) columns from foundation to roof. In the side walls the columns are at a center to
center distance of 6 m and in the rear wall at a center to center distance of 5.75 m¹. The HE360A (S235) columns are
located in the front facade at a center to center distance of 4.6 m¹. Laterally, the columns are supported by the wall
rails.
The global calculation values of the reaction forces at the rear and side walls are (at the windbucket): REd,
pressure = - 372 kN
REd, pull = + 233 kN (due to wind)
The global calculation values of the reaction forces at the front facade are (at the windbucket): REd,
pressure = - 810 kN
REd, pull = - 655 kN (so no draft due to wind)

Offices
- Hollow-core slab floors with pressure layer on the 1eand 2efloor. These also work as horizontal discs for
stability.
- Vertical wind bracing in the facades so that the office has its own stability.
- Continuously integrated steel floor beams (HEA320+PL500x15) on which the hollow core slabs are
supported.
- Round steel tube columns from floor to floor.
- The global calculation values of the reaction forces are: REd,
pressure = - 1340 kN
- Sketches of the construction can be seen in the appendices.
4.6 Precast concrete

- HVP320 and HVP150 for the upper floors of the offices and the mezzanine. Control calculation
according to the supplier.
- HVP150 as the roof floor of the pump room of the Sprinkler installation.
- walls, T-pieces and floors at the docks (or a complete prefab pit).
- insulated concrete sandwich panels on the foundation beams as a plinth around the outer walls.
4.7 Facades
- At the location of the warehouses vertically spanning sandwich panels attached to wall rails.
- at the location of the offices curtain walls and vertical sandwich panels.
- docks, overhead doors and a curtain wall at the place of the mezzanine.
- at the pump housing of the Sprinkler vertical sandwich panels.
4.8 Stability
- In principle, the entire main supporting structure consists of hinged connections from which no stability can
be derived. The entire construction is therefore constructed in a braced manner. Wind bracing will be
installed in strategic places in the roof and facade surfaces.
The vertical wind bracing may only be placed in the outer walls, i.e. not between the columns in the
warehouses, nor in the partition walls of the warehouses. The steel roof plate is not used as a disc.
Also, the steel roof plate does not have to serve as a tilting support for the roof beams. The top edges
of the trusses are tubular profiles and therefore not sensitive to tipping.
The wind beams in the roof surface are formed by angle steel (tie rods), buckling shorteners (round tubes)
at the top edges of the trusses and the edge beams (HEA profiles) of the roof.
The windbuckets in the facades consist of angle steel (tie rods). The wall rails (tubular profiles) serve as a
kink shortener for the columns. The windbuckets in the rear and side walls have a continuous line from the
roof to the foundation. In the facade, the course of the windbucks is staggered. This is due to the limited
space to place wind bucks in connection with the loading docks. The space that is created between the
loading docks is used for wind bucks. Sketches of the stability can be seen in the appendices.
4.9 Preservation (basic preservation without finishing layer)

Steel preservation in full view (inspectable):
- all steel that is blasted in a dry heated room, meanwhile and sprayed in a RAL color
- all steel in contact with the outside air hot-dip galvanized
Preservation of steel not fully visible (not inspectable):

- all steel that has been wholly or partially concealed in a moist environment (e.g. cavity) and/or directly or indirectly
comes into contact with moisture hot dip galvanizing.
- all steel below ground level is hot-dip galvanized with an extra after-treatment.

4.10 Environmental class concrete structures (based on the environment, not on fire resistance)
- completely indoors and low humidity: XC1

- foundation piles: XC2
- outdoor, varying wet and dry: XC4
Note: The specified values are determined based on global design calculations and are subject to change. In the
subsequent phases, the dimensions and quantities can be determined more accurately.
5 Annex(es)
Appendix A: Sketchy structure of the construction

Appendix A: Sketchy structure of the construction

ProjectNo. Element Element type Length Width Load Phase Date Calculated Reinforcement
_- Roof terrace A150 6000mm 1200mm Use 22-04-2021 D12-D2
_
General
_
Tax category B
ψ-factors ψ : 0.50 ψ : 0.50 ψ : 0.30
0 1 2
consequence class CC2

Design Life 50 years
Environmental class below XC1
Construction class S1
Fire resistance no
Strength class C35/45
Concrete cover underside _ 28mm
Taxes
_
Own weight 2.68 kN/m2
Printing layer 1.25 kN/m2
Finish 1.00 kN/m2
imposed 3.00 kN/m2
move Partition walls _ 0.00 kN/m2
Printing layer
_
Composite Section constructive
Thickness (LMR) 50 - 50 - 50 mm
Quality C20/25
Basic reinforcement mesh # ∅5-150mm
mounting yoke No
_
Supports a B
_
f rep permanent 17.4 17.4 kN
f rep variable 10.6 10.6 kN
deflection optr. Allowance. unit. Moments Positive Item. optr. Allowance. unit.
_ _ Not intended incl.mom. no no
Field additional 5 12 mm Usage 3000 54.13 58.94 kNm Pressure layer extends to Wall Wall
Field total 13 24 mm Tear moment (deflection) 3000 41.21 57.63 kNm Support length (a) 90 90 mm
_ _ _
crack control Item. optr. Allowance. unit.
_
Crack width under 3000 0.000 0.365 mm
_
shear forces Item. optr. Allowance. unit.
_
Usage 181 (90) 35.24 75.92 kN
Usage 5819 (5910) - 35.24 - 75.92 kN
Shear Pressure Layer 90 0.108 0.464 N/mm2
_
Design program has been made available by VBI Sales Company BV in Huissen.
- VBI takes no responsibility for deviating results due to incorrect entries or application.
- Display of the occurring and permissible moments, shear forces and reaction forces are per element width.
- Final lay-ups are considered a free lay-up.
- This calculation is only intended as design information, final calculations are made after order by VBI Sales Maatschappij
BV.
VBI_EuroCode v10.4.0.1
_- Office AVU32 12000mm 1200mm Use 22-04-2021 X6S2-D4
_
General
_
Tax category B
ψ-factors ψ : 0.50 ψ : 0.50 ψ : 0.30
0 1 2

Fire resistance no
Taxes
_
Finish 0.50 kN/m2
imposed 3.50 kN/m2
Printing layer
_
Thickness (LMR) 80 - 80 - 80mm
Quality C20/25
mounting yoke No
_
Supports a B
_
Field total 30 48 mm Tear moment (deflection) 6000 235.01 275.63 kNm Support length (a) 90 90 mm
_ _ _
_
_
_
Usage 287 (90) 100.08 181.82 kN
Usage 11713 (11910) - 100.08 - 181.82 kN
_
BV.
_- mezzanine AVU32 12000mm 1200mm Use 22-04-2021 X8-D4
_
General
_
Tax category E
ψ-factors ψ : 1.00 ψ : 0.90 ψ : 0.80
0 1 2

Fire resistance no
Taxes
_
Finish 0.50 kN/m2
imposed 5.00 kN/m2
Printing layer
_
Thickness (LMR) 80 - 80 - 80mm
Quality C20/25
mounting yoke No
_
Supports a B
_
Field total 37 48 mm Tear moment (deflection) 6000 249.85 297.29 kNm Support length (a) 90 90mm
_ _ _
_
_
_
Usage 286 (90) 114.28 187.41 kN
Usage 11714 (11910) - 114.28 - 187.41 kN
_
BV.
VZ04502 Delin Gilze - Sketch rafters
Purlins (center to center 6 m):
Top Rail: kk200/100/10 S355 Bottom

Rail: kk200/100/8 S355 Diagonals
(Red): kk120/60/5 S275 Diagonals
(Yellow): kk100/50/5 S275
Rafters low (center to center 46 m):
Top rail: kk200/100/10 S355

Bottom rail: kk200/100/8 S355
Diagonals (red): kk120/60/5 S275
Rafters high (center to center 46 m):
Top rail: kk200/100/8 S355 Bottom

rail: kk200/100/8 S355 Diagonals
(red): kk120/60/5 S275
Frame mezzanine:
Top Rail: HEA300 S355 Bottom Rail:

HEA320+PL400x15 S355 Diagonals (Blue):
kk200/200/10 S275 Diagonals (Orange):
kk120/120/5 S275 Column (Dark Blue):
kk450/250/12.5 S355
VZ04502 Delin Gilze - Appendix wind bracing and kink shorteners
Wind bracing roof:
Dark blue: L 150/150/15 S235

Light blue: L 150/150/12 S235
Green: L 120/120/10 S235
Articulated shorteners roof:
Articulated shorteners center to center 4.6 m, connect to top rail purlin trusses
Cyan: Tube 139.7/10 S235
Green: Tube 139.7/8 S235
Red: Tube 139.7/6 S235
Yellow: Tube 114.3/6 S235
Half-span purlin trusses, connect to bottom rail: draw bar around 20

Frontage (loading docks):
Top rail: HEA240 S235

Beam at mezzanine level: HEA320 S355
Above docks: UNP220 S235
Columns (center to center 4.6 m): HEA360
S235 Bracing (cyan): L 150-150-12 S235
Truss columns (between docks, coordinate exact position and distance with engineering +- 1.5 m centre-to-centre):
Columns: UNP220 S235
Struts: L 90/90/9 S235
side walls:
Top rail: HEA240 S235 Columns (center to

center 6 m): HEA360 S235 Bracing (cyan): L
150-150-12 S235
Rear facade:
Top rail: HEA240 S235 Columns (center to

center 5.75 m): HEA360 S235 Bracing (cyan):
L 150-150-12 S235
VZ04502 Delin Gilze - Annex offices
Office overview:
As KA:
Columns: kk150/150/10 S355

Beams (green): HEA220 S235
Consoles (blue): HEA200 S235
Axis AA:
Column (yellow): kk150/150/10 S355 Wall cladding brackets:

Column (blue): kk180/180/10 S355 - Top rail: HEA120 S235
Beam (yellow): HEA320+PL500x15 S355 - Upright: kk150/100/4 S275
Beam (green): HEA220 S235 - Bottom rail: kk100/100/4 S275
Strut: Tube 76.1/4 S235 - Strut: kk40/40/3 S275
Axis B:
Columns (yellow): kk150/150/10 S355

Columns (blue): kk180/180/10 S355
Columns (red): kk450/250/12.5 S355
Beams (red): HEA320+PL400x15 S355
Beams (pink): HEB340+PL400x15 S355
Beams (cyan): IPE330

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Constructive principles document (CUD)

New construction DC Delin Property in Gilze

Commissioned by : Caprev Tilburg S.à.rl

Customer reference no. :

Document no. : VZ04502-CUD-C001-r0

Prepared by : Vicoma Consultancy & Engineering, Niek van Hove (NHE)

4 Technical description ____________________________________________________________15

Project title : New construction DC Delin Property in Gilze Date : 01-07-2021

Project title : New construction DC Delin Property in Gilze Date : 01-07-2021

Figure 3: 3d impression of new construction

Project title : New construction DC Delin Property in Gilze Date : 01-07-2021

Project title : New construction DC Delin Property in Gilze Date : 01-07-2021

NEN-EN 1990 Principles of Structural Design Loads

2.2 Safety class

Consequence class office CC2 (CC2a for special loads) RC2

Project title : New construction DC Delin Property in Gilze Date : 01-07-2021

2.3 Geotechnical advice

The complete report is attached to the documents.

Table 1: Measured heads of the groundwater levels.

Project title : New construction DC Delin Property in Gilze Date : 01-07-2021

reinforcement: rebar B500B

Beam/profile steel and top, foot and other plates.

S235JR 235 360 215 360

t 40mm t 40mm 40mm < t 80mm

2.5 Rainwater drainage

Project title : New construction DC Delin Property in Gilze Date : 01-07-2021

Permissible horizontal displacements:

Permissible vertical displacements : Roof

Roof offices youBee= 0.003 L

2.7 Fire resistance construction

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Roof warehouse max.

Roof warehouse min. (in combination with wind suction roof)

Roof terrace office

Sandwich panels (vertical spanning) auxiliary 0.20

concrete skirting, insulated concrete sandwich panel 4.50 kN/m²

Sandwich panels + aluminum cassettes Dri-design 0.20

Floor office hollow core

First floor mezzanine hollow

Project title : New construction DC Delin Property in Gilze Date : 01-07-2021

ground floor warehouse (class E) -0= 1.0 qk= 50.00 kN/m²

* ground floor expedition (class E) -0= 1.0 qk= 25.00 kN/m²

* * ground floor offices (class B) -0= 0.5 light qk= 3.50

* * mezzanine floors offices (class B) -0= 0.5 qk= 3.50

floor mezzanine (class E) -0= 1.0 qk= 5.0 kN/m²

* * roof terrace offices (Class I) -0= 0.5 qk= 3.50 kN/m²

roof warehouse (class H) - 0= 0 (on 10m²) qk= 1.00 kN/m²

Loading pit (Traffic class 45) vehicles up to 450 kN

Project title : New construction DC Delin Property in Gilze Date : 01-07-2021

Figure 5:Snow load shape coefficients at overhangs and obstacles.

-1= 0.8 srepis then 0.8 x 0.70 kN/m² = S 0.56 kN/m²

sk,50= 0.70 kN/m²

Snow accumulation on parking deck against warehouse facades:

Project title : New construction DC Delin Property in Gilze Date : 01-07-2021

-1= 0.8 srepis then 0.8 x 0.70 kN/m² = 0.56 kN/m² S

factor CsCd= 1.0 (H < 15m)

internal over/underpressure; Cpi= +0.2 / -0.3

wind friction facades; Cfr= 0.02 (Rough)

Project title : New construction DC Delin Property in Gilze Date : 01-07-2021

factor CsCd= 1.0 (H < 15m)

internal over/underpressure; Cpi= +0.2 / -0.3

wind friction facades; Cfr= 0.02 (Rough)