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Διδάσκων: Λ Κουρής Εαρινό εξάμηνο 2023

ΕΡΓΑΣΙΑ ΕΞΑΜΗΝΟΥ: Σχεδιασμός βιομηχανικού κτηρίου

Μονώροφο Βιομηχανικό Κτήριο στην Βι. Πε. Θ.

Σχεδιασμός Ωπλισμένου Σκυροδέματος

Τύπος κτηρίου:
Η εταιρεία Candita S.A. έχει τις εγκαταστάσεις της στην Βιομηχανική Περιοχή
Θεσσαλονίκης στην Σίνδο σε απόσταση 5 km από την θάλασσα. Η εταιρεία αποτελεί σήμερα
μια από τις μεγαλύτερες εταιρίες στον κλάδο της παραγωγής μουστάρδας, κέτσαπ, μαγιονέζας,
σαλτσών και παραδοσιακών ελληνικών σαλατών (18.000 τόνοι ετησίως) σε Ελλάδα και
εξωτερικό. Λόγω αυξήσεως των πωλήσεων της σχεδιάζει την επέκταση των αποθηκευτικών
της χώρων με την κατασκευή νέου μονωρόφου κτηρίου εντός του οποίου θα φυλάσσονται
πρώτες ύλες κατάλληλες για την παραγωγή των προϊόντων της. Συγκεκριμένα θα
αποθηκεύεται σιναπόσπορος σε συσκευασίες των 25 kg οργανικού πλαστικού διαστάσεων
περίπου 10 × 40 × 60 cm συσσωρευμένες σε ξύλινες παλέτες 120 × 80 cm του ενός τόνου. Η
αποθήκευση του σιναροσπόρου απαιτεί συνθήκες χαμηλής υγρασίας και θερμοκρασίας μεταξύ
5 ºC και 15 ºC.

Δομικό σύστημα:
Το σύστημα ω/σ που χρησιμοποιείται είναι ένα πλαίσιο δοκού-υ/σ (Σ1-Δ3-Σ4) και
συνεχούς δοκού (Δ1-Δ2) με πλάκα απλά ωπλισμένη (δες σχήματα στο τέλος). Η επιλογή της
γεωμετρίας των δομικών στοιχείων έχει γίνει σε επίπεδο προμελέτης ώστε να ικανοποιεί τόσο
τις αρχιτεκτονικές όσο και τις στατικές απαιτήσεις.

Design material properties:

Concrete compressive strength, C20/25 (at 28-days)
Steel yield strength, Β500

Design specifications:
EC-2

Project policy:
1. The project will be conducted by teams of either one or two students.
2. Single member projects are not to include the design of beam Δ1-Δ2.
3. In teams of two students, one will be Designer 1 and the other will be Designer 2.
4. Each designer will conduct a complete design of his/her structure.
5. Team members are encouraged to talk to each other; however each student is
responsible for the design of his/her structure and must complete the entire report on
his/her own (e.g., sharing of design drawing files or design calculation
codes/spreadsheets is not allowed).
6. Non-team-members are not to consult each other about the project.
7. Each student will submit a complete report of his/her design. The report should
conform to the standards of good engineering practice. Refer to policy on homework
problems for guidelines.

Project deliverables:
Each student will prepare a detailed report as part of the project. The project report
should include the following sections.

Project Cover

Table of Contents

Abstract
This section should include a brief summary (one or at most one-and-half pages) of the
contents, procedures, findings, results, main conclusions, and recommendations of the report.
Tell what was done, why it was done, and how it was done. The abstract should enable the busy
reader to decide whether the report merits further reading.

Introduction
Bring the reader up-to-date on your subject. Give a little background. Explain briefly
what the project covers and what the reader can expect to get out of it. Two or three pages with
a few figures (such as structural plan and elevation views) are usually sufficient.

Design
Here is where an overview description and discussion of your structural design goes.
Figures for the design (reinforced concrete section details, longitudinal and transverse
reinforcement details for the slabs, beams, and columns, reinforcement splice and cut-off
locations, etc.) should also be presented here. Your discussion should include the following
sections.
- Loads (need to estimate slab thickness).
- Estimation of element sizes (needed to determine clear-spans of beams and slabs
from face-to-face of the supports).
- Slab design.
- Beams design for flexure.
- Beams design for shear.
- Bond, anchorage, development length calculations, and reinforcement detailing.
- [Crack control].
- [Beam moment envelopes].
- Drawings.

Summary and conclusions

State what you found out or did. Provide a list of major conclusions in order of their
importance.
Recommendations
State what you want your reader to do with what you did. Your reader wants this! After
all, you are the one most familiar with your design. Make positive recommendations about your
design; vague ones like “better design is needed” are not useful. If you can design the structure
over again or change the layout, type of floor system, material properties, etc., what would you
do differently?

Appendices
Here, give details of your design calculations, equations used, long derivations,
extensive tabular data, and the like. This is where you put the information needed to convince
a “doubting supervisor” for your design. Don’t put it in the Design Section as it will obscure
the material.

DUE DATES:
First draft: Tuesday, May 23 (due in class) SUBMIT COPY OF WORK
Second draft: Tuesday, May 30 (due in class) SUBMIT COPY OF WORK
Final project report: Tuesday, June 4 (due in class) SUBMIT FINAL ORIGINAL

Good luck! And, don’t forget, the objective is to gain hands-on experience on the basics of RC
structural design. Interact with me, and your team member.

Data
According to student ID: abcd

Plan view

Σ4 Σ5 Σ6
Δ4 Δ5
Δ3

Δ6
Ly

Δ1 Δ2 Β
Σ1 Σ2 Σ3
Lx
 Δυτική όψη

Ly
Βόρεια όψη
H

Lx Lx

Δ1 Δ2

Lx
 Κατανομή φορτίων πλακών στις δοκούς

450
Ly

Lx

Tip: convert the triangular load to an equivalent distributed load.

Dimensions: Lx = Ly =5 / 5.5 / 6 m (if 0 ≤ d ≤ 3 / 4 ≤ d ≤ 6 / 7 ≤ d ≤ 9), h = 4.0 m

Beams: 40×60 cm
Columns: 50×50 cm
Slab thickness: 20 cm

Loads: Permanent load due to exterior cladding and ceiling (not included the self-weight of
the structure): (for d = 0, 4, 7) 1.30, (for d = 1, 5, 8) 1.40, (for d = 2, 3, 6, 9) 1.50 ΚΝ/m2
Variable load: 3.d ΚΝ/m2
Load of sliding door: 1.c ΚΝ/m

Bearing capacity of the soil: 250 kPa

Axonometric view: