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OWNER : PT. PERTAMINA ( PERSERO )
CONTRACTOR : PT. BARATA INDONESIA ( PERSERO)
PROJECT NAME : PEMBANGUNAN TBBM TEGAL BARU
LOCATION : MUNJUNG AGUNG KAB. TEGAL - JAWA TENGAH
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. GENERAL ....................................................................................................................................... 4
1.1. D ESIGN PHILOSOPHY ................................................................................................................. 4
1.2. O UTLINE OF STRUCTURE ........................................................................................................... 4
1.2.1. References.......................................................................................................................... 4
1.2.2. Material Specification ......................................................................................................... 4
1.2.3. Modeling ............................................................................................................................ 5
1.2.4. Layout ................................................................................................................................ 5
2. LOADING DATA ............................................................................................................................. 5
2.1. DEAD LOAD (DL) ........................................................................................................................ 5
2.2. EQUIPMENT & PIPING LOAD ......................................................................................................... 6
3. WIND LOAD (W) ........................................................................................................................... 12
3.1. W IND LOAD ANALYTIC ................................................................................................................ 12
4. EARTHQUAKE CALCULATION (EARTHQUAKE SNI 1726: 2012) ........................................... 13
4.1. GENERAL.................................................................................................................................. 13
4.2. DETERMINE THE CATEGORY OF BUILDING RISK ........................................................................... 14
4.3. DETERMINING THE VALUE OF SS AND S1.................................................................................... 14
4.4. 2012 EARTHQUAKE HAZARD MAP IMAGE ..................................................................................... 15
4.5. DETERMINE THE SITE CLASS FOR SEISMIC DESIGN....................................................................... 16
4.6. DETERMINING FA VALUES AND FV .............................................................................................. 20
4.6.1. Determining Fa ................................................................................................................ 20
4.6.2. Determining Fv ................................................................................................................ 21
4.7. DETERMINATION OF VALUE OF SDS AND SD1 ............................................................................ 21
4.8. MAKING RESPONSE TO DESIGN SPECTRA ................................................................................... 22
4.9. DETERMINING THE EARTHQUAKE DESIGN CATEGORY/ KATEGORI DESAIN GEMPA (KDG) ............. 23
4.10. SEISMIC RISK LEVEL............................................................................................................... 23
4.11. SUMMARY OF SEISMIC DESIGN CATEGORIES .......................................................................... 24
4.12. STATIC EARTH CALCULATION ................................................................................................. 25
4.13. LOAD COMBINATION .............................................................................................................. 26
5. STEEL DESIGN ............................................................................................................................. 26
5.1. PROPERTIES ............................................................................................................................. 26
5.2. STRESS CHECK ........................................................................................................................ 28
5.3. DEFLECTION CHECK.................................................................................................................. 29
5.4. MATERIAL TAKE OFF ................................................................................................................. 29
6. CONNECTION DESIGN ................................................................................................................ 29
ATTACHMENT 1 – ANCHOR BOLT TABLE ...................................................................................... 34
ATTACHMENT 2 – CONNECTION LRFD SKID BAY 1 ...................................................................... 35
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1. GENERAL
1.1. Design Philosophy
The structure is analyzed in elastic conditions using a direct stiffness method and also the
structure is modeled as a 3-dimensional structure. Structures are designed in ultimate condition
by using boundary strength design methods and using capacity design philosophy. And for the
calculation of earthquake neglected because of insufficient data. Anchor and foundation
calculated by excel formula.
1.2. Outline of Structure

Project : Pembangunan TBBM Tegal Baru
Client : PT. Pertamina (PERSERO)
Location : Tegal, Central Java, Indonesia
Structure : SKID BASE METERING
Foundation Type : Shallow Foundation
1.2.1. References
• SNI 1727:2013 “Minimum Design Load for Building and Other Structures
• SNI 1729:2015 “Specification for Steel Structural Building”
• SNI 2847:2013 “Code for Structural Concrete for Building”
• AISC - ASD.
1.2.2. Material Specification

• Steel Structure :
o Steel: SS 400 (Yeild Strength = 245 N/mm 2).
o Modulus of Elastisitas Baja, E = 25743 Mpa = 25742.9602 N/mm2.
• Concrete Structure:
o Concrete C30, with Pressure test =300 kg/cm2
o Beton Lean Concrete klas C15, f’c = 150 kg/cm 2.
o Density of Concrete, ɣc = 24 kN/m3.
o Poisson Ratio of concrete, ʋ= 0.17
o Rebar, < Ø12mm.
• Bolt Anchor
o Grade of Anchor = ASTM A – 307
o Fy = 240 Mpa
• Mur dan Baut
o Splice Bolts = ASTM A - 325 / JIS B1051 - Grade 8.8
• First Coating
o Hot Dipped Galv. = ASTM A – 123,80 microns thickness
• Welding
o Minimum Grade of Welding Electrode = AWS A5.1 E60XX
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o fy = 345 Mpa
1.2.3. Modeling
Modelling using program Sofware STAAD Pro 2007 for steel structure. For Foundation
calculation using Excel formula
1.2.4. Layout
Figure 1.1. Skid Base Metering Isometric view
2. LOADING DATA
The loads on the design of steel structures can consist of dead loads. Life Load. Wind loads and
Combination Loads. The loads planned to work in the structure depend on the function of space,
location, shape of the height of the structure itself. The types of loads used in calculating steel
structures are Dead Load (DL), Wind Load (W) and Combination Load (C)
2.1. Dead Load (DL)
The dead loads are calculated from the member sizes and estimated material densities.
• Self-weight from STAAD PRO

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Figure 2.1. Selfweight
2.2. Equipment & Piping Load

Load from equipment and pipe that installed in skidbase metering
Figure 2.2. Equipment 2” and 4” metering

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Figure 2.3. Piping Support Location at EL +1.240

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Table 2.1. Piping Load at EL +1.240
Location Load Fx (lb) Fy (lb) Fz (lb) Remarks
Hydro Test 0.00 -57.00 -1.00

Support 01 2" Metering
Operating 0.00 -86.00 17.00
Spool
(EL. 1.240) Empty 0.00 -68.80 13.60
Hydro Test 0.00 -78.00 -2.00
Operating 0.00 -106.00 21.00
Spool
(EL. 1.240) Empty 0.00 -84.80 16.80
Hydro Test 0.00 -86.00 -8.00
Operating 2.00 -147.00 29.00
Spool
(EL. 1.240) Empty 1.60 -117.60 23.20
Hydro Test 2.00 -52.00 -10.00
Operating -2.00 -76.00 15.00
Spool
(EL. 1.240) Empty -1.60 -60.80 12.00
Hydro Test -3.00 57.00 -11.00 Connection
Support 06
Operating 96.00 3584.00 -328.00 between 2" & 4"
(EL. 1.240) Empty 76.80 2867.20 -262.40 Spool
Hydro Test -86.00 0.00 762.00
Support 07 Loading Arm
Operating -92.00 0.00 699.00
Support
(EL. 1.240) Empty -73.60 0.00 559.20
Hydro Test 59.00 0.00 -571.00
Operating 61.00 0.00 -540.00
Support
(EL. 1.240) Empty 48.80 0.00 -432.00
Hydro Test -14.00 -182.00 -4.00
Operating 84.00 -428.00 -19.00
Spool
(EL. 1.240) Empty 67.20 -342.40 -15.20
Hydro Test 4.00 -140.00 -3.00
Operating 10.00 -184.00 35.00
Spool
(EL. 1.240) Empty 8.00 -147.20 28.00
Hydro Test 0.00 -191.00 -2.00
Operating -6.00 -307.00 61.00
Spool
(EL. 1.240) Empty -4.80 -245.60 48.80
Hydro Test 0.00 -153.00 0.00
Operating 0.00 -184.00 0.00
Spool
(EL. 1.240) Empty 0.00 -147.20 0.00
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Hydro Test 0.00 -111.00 -9.00

Operating 2.00 -208.00 42.00
Spool
(EL. 2.540) Empty 1.60 -166.40 33.60
Hydro Test 0.00 -245.00 -11.00
Operating 1.00 -395.00 79.00
Spool
(EL. 2.540) Empty 0.80 -316.00 63.20
Hydro Test -1.00 -185.00 -18.00
Operating 5.00 -206.00 41.00
Spool
(EL. 2.540) Empty 4.00 -164.80 32.80
Hydro Test 6.00 -174.00 -33.00
Operating -22.00 -703.00 139.00
Spool
(EL. 2.540) Empty -17.60 -562.40 111.20
Hydro Test 1.00 -275.00 -55.00 Connection
Support 05
Operating -58.00 -566.00 -97.00 between 4"
(EL. 2.540) Empty -46.40 -452.80 -77.60 Spool
Hydro Test -33.00 -115.00 600.00
Operating 2.00 59.00 -295.00
Support
(EL. 2.540) Empty 1.60 47.20 -236.00
Hydro Test 35.00 -83.00 -450.00
Operating 26.00 75.00 -396.00
Support
(EL. 2.540) Empty 20.80 60.00 -316.80
Hydro Test -10.00 -176.00 -2.00
Operating 78.00 -477.00 55.00
Spool
(EL. 2.540) Empty 62.40 -381.60 44.00
Hydro Test 2.00 -175.00 -1.00
Operating 11.00 -251.00 32.00
Spool
(EL. 2.540) Empty 8.80 -200.80 25.60
Hydro Test 0.00 -243.00 -1.00
Operating -3.00 -362.00 72.00
Spool
(EL. 2.540) Empty -2.40 -289.60 57.60
Hydro Test 0.00 -109.00 -1.00
Operating -1.00 -128.00 26.00
Spool
(EL. 2.540) Empty -0.80 -102.40 20.80
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Hydro Test -3.00 -112.00 22.00

Operating -4.00 -110.00 22.00
Spool
(EL. 3.310) Empty -3.20 -88.00 17.60
Hydro Test -4.00 -251.00 50.00
Operating -9.00 -249.00 49.00
Spool
(EL. 3.310) Empty -7.20 -199.20 39.20
Hydro Test -2.00 -161.00 32.00
Operating -5.00 -163.00 32.00
Spool
(EL. 3.310) Empty -4.00 -130.40 25.60
Hydro Test -1.00 -197.00 39.00
Operating -2.00 -187.00 37.00
Spool
(EL. 3.310) Empty -1.60 -149.60 29.60
Hydro Test -50.00 412.00 82.00
Operating -45.00 374.00 75.00
Spool
(EL. 3.310) Empty -36.00 299.20 60.00
Hydro Test 56.00 -850.00 -258.00
Operating 52.00 -799.00 -246.00
Support
(EL. 3.310) Empty 41.60 -639.20 -196.80
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3. WIND LOAD (W)

Wind is a mass of air that moves in a mostly horizontal direction from an area of high pressure to
an area with low pressure.[1] High winds can be very destructive because they generate pressure
against the surface of a structure. The intensity of this pressure is the wind load. The effect of the
wind is dependent upon the size and shape of the structure. Calculating wind load is necessary for
the design and construction of safer, more wind-resistant buildings and placement of objects such
as antennas on top of buildings.
Irrespective of the procedure used to determine wind loads for buildings or structures, it is
necessary to determine velocity pressure, q. Velocity pressure depends on wind speed,
surrounding terrain including topography, and probabilities of directionality and occurrence of wind
speed. In the Standard, the equation for velocity pressure q is given as
𝑞 = 0.00256 𝐾𝑧 𝐾𝑧 𝑡 𝐾𝑑 𝑉 2 (𝑙𝑏⁄𝑓𝑡 2 )
Where :
𝑞 = effective velocity pressure to be used in the appropriate equations to evaluate wind
pressures for MWFRS and C&C; qz at any height, z, above ground; qh is based on Kh at
mean roof height, h
𝐾𝑧 = exposure velocity pressure coefﬁcient, which reﬂects change in wind speed with height and
terrain roughness (see Section 26.7)
𝐾𝑧 𝑡 = topographic factor that accounts for wind speed-up over hills and escarpments (see Section
26.8.2 and Fig. 26.8-1)
𝐾𝑑 = directionality factor (see Section 26.6 and Table 26.6-1)
𝑉 = basic wind speed, which is the 3-s gust speed at 33 ft above ground for Exposure Category
C and is associated with an annual probability appropriate for the risk category related to
building use
3.1. Wind load analytic
An estimated wind load of 120 km / h or equivalent to 40 kg / m2
1. Wind Load x
To facilitate the calculation of the x direction wind load that is by way of one way,
Figure 3.1. Wind load X

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2. Wind Load Z
Figure 3.2. Wind load Z
4. EARTHQUAKE CALCULATION (EARTHQUAKE SNI 1726: 2012)

4.1. General
Indonesia is included in a region that is very prone to earthquakes such as Japan and California
because of its geographical position occupying a very active tectonic zone. Since the issuance
of this regulation, several major earthquakes have been recorded in the past 6 years, such as
the 2004 earthquake and tsunami (Mw = 9.2), the Nias Earthquake in 2005 (Mw = 8.7), Yogya
earthquake in 2006 (Mw = 6.3), and the last Padang earthquake in 2009 (Mw = 7.6). These
earthquakes caused thousands of casualties, collapsed and damaged thousands of
infrastructures, and trillions of rupiah in funds for rehabilitation and reconstruction. Prevention of
damage caused by soil movements can be carried out through a good planning and construction
process and by taking into account a planned level of earthquake load. So that in planning
earthquake resistant infrastructure, it is necessary to know the earthquake load plan that can be
obtained based on the earthquake hazard map of Indonesia.
Indonesia first had an earthquake hazard map in 1983, namely in the Indonesian Earthquake
Resistant Planning Regulations for Buildings (PPTI-UG 1983). This earthquake map divides
Indonesia into six earthquake zones. The 1983 PPTI-UG was updated in 2002 with the issuance
of the Earthquake Resilience Planning Procedure for Building Buildings SNI 03-1726-2002. This
surrogate regulation is compiled with reference to UBC 1997. The earthquake map contained in
SNI 2002 is a Peak Ground Acceleration (PGA) on bedrock (SB) for a probability of exceeding
10% in a building service period of 50 years or in accordance with the period repeated 500 year
earthquake. Planning standards are generally updated to accommodate the development of
science and technology and the latest earthquake event data. With the occurrence of large
earthquakes such as the Aceh earthquake in 2004, it is appropriate for the existing earthquake
map to be revised. Using a probability approach, the Team has produced a PGA map and
acceleration spectra for a short period (0.2 seconds) and a period of 1.0 seconds with a
probability of exceeding 10% in 50 years, 10% in 100 years and 2% in 50 years or representing
three levels hazard (potential danger) of earthquakes, namely 500, 1000 and 2500 years. The
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results of the analysis of each earthquake hazard level are displayed in the form of contours.
This 2010 Indonesian Earthquake Map is used as a basic reference for planning and designing
earthquake-resistant infrastructure including replacements for earthquake maps in the
Indonesian Earthquake Resilience Planning Standard (SNI-03-1726-2012).
4.2. Determine the category of Building Risk
Table 4.1. Building risk category specifications
Faktor
Jenis Pemanfaatan Kategori Resiko
Keutamaan (I)
Gedung dan struktur lainnya yang memiliki resiko

rendah terhadap jiwa manusia pada saat terjadi I 1.0
kegagalan
Gedung dan struktur lain, kecuali yang termasuk

dalam kategori resiko I, II, dan IV, termasuk,
tetapi tidak dibatasi untuk:
- Perumahan II 1.0
- Rumah Toko dan Rumah Kantor

- Gedung Perkantoran
Gedung dan struktur lainnya yang memiliki resiko

rendah terhadap jiwa manusia pada saat terjadi III 1.25
kegagalan
Gedung dan struktur lainnya yang ditunjukan

IV 1.5
sebagai fasilitas penting
• For earthquake design planning, building risk categories use risk categories 1
• For the priority factor (I) used = 1
4.3. Determining the Value of Ss and S1

To determine the value of Ss and S1 by looking at the 2012 earthquake hazard map by covering
the peak acceleration map (PGA) and the acceleration spectral response in the bedrock (SB) for
the 0.2 second short period (Ss) and for the 1.0 second period (S1) with attenuation 5%
represents three levels of earthquake hazard namely 500, 1000 and 2500 years or has a
probability of exceeding 10% in 50 years, 10% in 100 years, and 2% in 50 years. The definition
of SB bedrock is a subsurface rock layer that has a shear wave propagation velocity (Vs) reaching
750 m / s and no other rock layers below it that have a shear wave propagation value that is less
than that. Thus for a review location, PGA, SS, and S1 in the bedrock needed for planning can
be obtained.
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For the design of earthquake planning on the structure of the foundation building using a 2500
years earthquake level.
4.4. 2012 earthquake hazard map image

• Determine the value of Ss for a probability of 2% in 50 years (earthquake level of 2500 years)
Figure 4.1. Map of 0.2 Seconds of Spectra Acceleration Response (Ss) in Basic Rocks (Sb) Over 2%
Probability in 50 Years
• Then the value of Ss (Parameters of acceleration spectra response in short periods) is equal
to = 0.693 g
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Figure 4.2. The response map spectra accelerates 1.0 seconds (S1) in bedrock (SB) for the probability of
exceeding 2% in 50 years
• Determine S1 value for 2% probability in 50 years (2500 year earthquake level

• Then the value of S1 (parameter spectral response acceleration in the period of 1 second) is
equal to = 0.306 g
4.5. Determine the site class for seismic design

Site classification provides an explanation of the procedure for classifying a site to provide
seismic design criteria in the form of amplification factors in a building. In the formulation of
seismic design criteria for a building on the surface of the ground or determination of the
amplification of the magnitude of the earthquake acceleration peak from bedrock to the ground
for a site. Enclosed table 3 regarding the site class seismic design.
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So, from this BH data we can calculate that N = 17,582 until depth 40 m
Table 4.2. Situism Seismic Design Class refer to SNI – 1726-2012
Sifat rata-rata pada 30 m Lapisan Atas

Kelas Situs
Vs (m/detik) N or Nch Su (kpa)
SA (batuan keras) > 1500 NA NA

SB (batuan) 750 < Vs ≤ 1500 NA NA
SC (tanah keras sangat padat
350 < Vs ≤ 750 > 50 ≥ 100
dan batuan lunak)
SD (tanah sedang) 175 < Vs ≤ 350 15 < Vs ≤ 50 50 < Vs ≤ 100
< 175 < 15 < 50
Atau setiap profil tanah yang mengandung lebih dari 3 m tanah
dengan karakteristik sebagai berikut :
SE (tanah lunak)
1. indeks plastisitas, PI > 20
2. Kadar air, w ≥ 40 persen, dan kuat geser nir air S u < 25 kpa
Setiap profil lapisan tanah yang memiliki salah satu atau lebih
dari karakteristik sebagai berikut :
• Rawan dan berpotensi gagal atau runtuh akibat beban

SF (tanah khusus, yang gempa seperti mudah likufaksi, lempung sangat sensitif,
membutuhkan investigasi tanah tersedimentasi lemah.
geoteknik spesifik dan analis
• Lempung sangat organik dan/atau gambut (ketebalan
respons spesifik situs)
H>3m)
• Lempung berplastisitas sangat tinggi (ketebalan H>35 m

dengan indeks plastisitas PI>75)
• Lapisan lempung lunak/setengah keras dengan H>35 m

dengan Su<50 kpa
• hence for the site class seismic design uses the SD (Medium Land) site class on the basis
of the results of the land investigation report:
o Log BH-06 Soil Test TBBM Tegal

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4.6. Determining Fa values and Fv

4.6.1. Determining Fa
To determine the short period coefficient value (Fa) by taking the Ss data that has been
determined based on the 2012 Earthquake Hazard Map, then plotted it into the Fa table that
has been attached. Ss value that has been determined is 0,693 (see page above) then the Fa
value is equal to 1.2 (by interpolation).
Table 4.3. Determining Fa
Parameter Respon Spektra Percepatan Perioda Pendek, Fa

Kelas
Situs
Ss ≤ 0.25 Ss = 0.5 Ss = 0.75 Ss = 1 Ss ≥ 1.25
SA 0.8 0.8 0.8 0.8 0.8
SB 1 1 1 1 1
SC 1.2 1.2 1.1 1 1
SD 1.6 1.4 1.2 1.1 1
SE 2.5 1.7 1.2 0.9 0.9
Situs yg membutuhkan investigasi geoteknik spesifik dan analisis respons

SF
spesifik situs
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4.6.2. Determining Fv
To determine the coefficient value for a period of 1 second (Fv) by taking the S1 data that has
been determined based on the 2012 Earthquake Hazard Map, then plotted it into the Fa table
that has been attached. The specified S1 value is 1 (see page above), the Fv value is 1.8.
Table 4.4. Determination of Value of Fv
Parameter Respon Spektra Percepatan Perioda detik, Fv

Kelas Situs
S1 =
S1 ≤ 0.1 S1 = 0.2 S1 = 0.4 S1 ≥ 0.5
0.3
SA 0.8 0.8 0.8 0.8 0.8
SB 1 1 1 1 1
SC 1.7 1.6 1.5 1.4 1.3
SD 2.4 2 1.8 1.6 1.5
SE 3.5 3.2 2.8 2.4 2.4
Situs yg membutuhkan investigasi geoteknik spesifik dan analisis

SF
respons spesifik situs
4.7. Determination of Value of SDS and SD1

In article 6.3 SNI Gempa 2012 Parameters for Acceleration of spectral design for short periods
SDS and SD1, must be determined through the following formulation:
We can find SMs and SM1:
𝑆𝑀𝑆 = 1.2 × 0.693

= 0.8316
𝑆𝑀1 = 1.8 × 0.3
= 5.4
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Hence,
2
𝑆𝑑𝑠 = × 0.8316
3
= 0.5544
2
𝑆𝑑1 = × 0.54
3
= 0.37
4.8. Making response to Design Spectra

From the above formula, article 4.6 can be expressed in the form of a design response spectrum
curve for the Tegal
Figure 4.3. Spectrum Curve Response Design for the TBBM Tegal
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4.9. Determining the Earthquake Design Category/ Kategori Desain Gempa (KDG)
2012 Earthquake SNI Article 6.5 Which category seismic design to determine the risk category
is by simplification adjusted to the conditions of the Sds attached to the table
Table 4.5. Simplefied condition according SDs
Kategori Resiko
Nilai SDS
I stsu II atau III IV
SDS < 0.167 A A
0.167 < SDS<0.33 B B
0.33 < SDS < 0.50 C C
0.50 ≤ SDS D D
• The SDS value obtained is 0.644, including the risk level D category, which means high level
risk category
Kategori Resiko
Nilai SD1
I stsu II atau III IV
SD1 < 0.067 A A
0.067 < SD1 < 0.133 B B
0.133 < SD1 < 0.20 C C
0.20 ≤ SD1 D D
• The value of SD 1 obtained is 0.37, including the Risk level D category which means level IV
risk category
4.10. Seismic risk level

Tingkat Resiko Kegempaan
Kode
Rendah Menengah Tinggi
SNI GEMPA 2012 :1726 A,B C D,E,F
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4.11. Summary of Seismic Design Categories
Jenis Pemanfaatan Bangunan Gedung Fasilitas Penting
Kategori Resiko Bangunan IV
Faktor Keutamaan Gempa 1.5
Ss 0.693
S1 0.307
Kelas Situs SD
Fa 1.2
Fv 1.8
SDS 0.544
SD1 0.37
KDS D
T(s) / T 0.578
A(g) / C 0.63
Menentukan Berat Seismic Bangunan

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4.12. Static Earth Calculation

Static Earthquake Load equivalent to earthquake load is equivalent to lateral static load acting
on the foundation following UBC 2009 using joint weight way
𝑉 = 𝐶 × 𝐼⁄𝑅 × 𝑊𝑡
Figure 4.4. Sx Adalah Gaya Gempa Arah X
Figure 4.5. Sz adalah Gaya gempa arah Z

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4.13. Load Combination

D = dead load
L = live load due to occupancy
Lr = roof live load
S = snow load
R = rain load exclusive of the ponding contribution
W = wind load
E = earthquake load
ASD Equations
1. D
2. D + L
3. D + (Lr or S or R)
4. D + 0.75L + 0.75(Lr or S or R)
5. D + (0.6W or 0.7E)
6a. D + 0.75L + 0.75(0.6W) + 0.75(Lr or S or R)
6b. D + 0.75L + 0.75(0.7E) + 0.75(S)
7. 0.6D + 0.6W
8. 0.6D + 0.7E
By assuming earthquake loads = 0
5. STEEL DESIGN
5.1. Properties
Column - H200x200x8x12
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Beam & Post - H200x100x5.5x8
Support/Bracket Design - C125x65x6

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Equipment Support - C100x50x5
5.2. Stress Check

Following are maximum values for each type member on permanent condition.
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5.3. Deflection Check

Deflection check for steel structure is performed based on unfactored load combination.
5.4. Material Take Off

Total weight of steel material needed automatically calculated by STAAD. The amount is
shown below.
6. CONNECTION DESIGN
These are the location of connection that will be checked.
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SUMMARY CALCULATION FOR CONNECTION SKID BAY 2

Connection 1
Shear Moment Moment

Summary Shear Max Ratio Ratio
Capacity Capacity Max
(ton) (ton) (tonm) (tonm)

Local Z 14.252 0.314 0.022 3.481 0.221 0.064
Local Y 28.791 0.442 0.015 0.576 0.1112 0.193
Connection 2
Shear Moment Moment


Local Z 7.450 0.220 0.030 1.288 0.002 0.002
Local Y 18.714 0.008 0.000 0.243 0.1101 0.453
Connection 3
Shear Moment Moment


Local Z 14.252 0.314 0.022 3.019 0.221 0.073
Local Y 28.791 0.442 0.015 0.576 0.1112 0.193
Connection 4
Shear Moment Moment


Local Z 19.578 0.738 0.038 2.906 0.426 0.146
Local Y 45.681 1.664 0.036 3.455 1.1467 0.332
Connection 5
Shear Moment Moment


Local Z 19.578 0.738 0.038 9.533 0.426 0.045
Local Y 86.373 1.664 0.019 3.455 1.1467 0.332
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Connection 6
Shear
Axis Shear Max Ratio
Capacity
(ton) (ton)
Global Z 6.652 0.261 0.039
Global X 6.652 0.034 0.005
Tension
Axis Tension Max Ratio
Capacity
(ton) (ton)
Global Y 5.337 0.804 0.151
Compression Compression
Axis Ratio
Capacity Max
(ton) (ton)
Global Y 6.021 1.664 0.276
Moment
Axis Moment Max Ratio
Capacity
(tonm) (tonm)
Global Z 2.634 0.000 0.000
Global X 2.634 0.000 0.000
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ATTACHMENT 1 – ANCHOR BOLT TABLE

Proposed Standard Anchor Bolt Data Table
Bolt Type : ASTM A307 Grade C
Max. Allowable Load Dimension

Bolt Nuts Washer
Bolt Tension Shear Weight
Size (D) Size Size (W) T P (max) L C R K TK B
Type Capacity Capacity per 1
in. kips kips in. in. in. in. in. in. in. in. in. in. lb
5/8 5.04 1.63 - - 2.50 2.50 13.38 3.00 1.38 - - - 1.45
3/4 7.14 2.41 - - 2.75 2.75 17.33 3.54 1.57 - - - 2.67
7/8 9.41 3.33 - - 3.00 3.00 20.87 4.00 1.77 - - - 3.06
Type L 1 12.18 4.36 - - 3.15 3.15 24.80 4.53 2.16 - - - 6.59
1 1/4 17.88 6.98 - - 4.07 4.07 29.27 5.32 3.09 - - - 13.07
1 3/8 21.10 8.32 - - 4.53 4.53 31.50 5.71 3.56 - - - 17.58
1 1/2 27.78 10.12 - - 5.00 5.00 37.00 6.89 3.15 - - - 22.08
3/4 7.53 2.41 1.25 - 2.75 2.75 11.81 - - 1.18 1.57 - 1.86
7/8 10.39 3.33 1.44 - 3.00 3.00 13.38 - - 1.38 1.77 - 2.86
1 13.63 4.36 1.63 - 3.15 3.15 14.57 - - 1.57 2.00 - 4.08
1 1/4 21.81 6.86 2.00 - 4.07 4.07 17.46 - - 1.70 2.33 - 8.12
1 3/8 25.99 8.26 2.19 - 4.53 4.53 18.90 - - 1.77 2.50 - 10.89
Type SI
1 1/2 31.63 9.99 2.38 - 5.00 5.00 22.00 - - 2.16 2.75 - 13.65
1 3/4 42.75 13.53 2.75 - 5.50 5.50 24.80 - - 2.56 3.35 - 20.96
2 56.23 17.59 3.13 - 6.00 6.00 27.56 - - 3.00 3.74 - 30.49
2 1/4 73.09 22.29 3.50 - 6.30 6.30 30.71 - - 3.35 4.13 - 42.90
2 1/2 90.00 27.46 3.88 - 7.00 7.00 33.86 - - 3.74 4.53 - 58.40
3/4 7.53 2.41 1.25 2.50 2.75 2.75 17.33 - - 2.50 2.75 0.47 3.22
7/8 10.39 3.33 1.44 2.75 3.00 3.00 20.87 - - 2.75 3.15 0.47 6.44
1 13.63 4.36 1.63 3.15 3.00 10.43 31.89 - - 3.15 3.54 0.63 9.41
1 1/4 21.81 6.98 2.00 3.74 3.23 10.70 35.83 - - 3.72 4.07 0.71 17.36
1 3/8 25.99 8.32 2.19 3.74 3.35 10.83 37.80 - - 4.00 4.33 0.75 23.10
Type I
1 1/2 31.63 10.12 2.38 4.53 3.54 11.22 43.31 - - 4.53 5.00 0.87 28.83
1 3/4 42.75 13.68 2.75 5.30 4.33 13.98 50.79 - - 5.30 5.71 1.00 45.80
2 56.23 17.99 3.13 6.10 5.00 14.37 56.30 - - 6.10 6.50 1.10 66.60
2 1/4 73.09 23.39 3.50 6.89 5.30 16.93 63.78 - - 6.89 7.28 1.18 94.60
2 1/2 90.00 28.80 3.88 7.68 6.10 17.52 69.30 - - 7.68 8.07 1.38 128.60
Type SL 7/8 10.39 3.08 - - 2.00 2.00 8.00 3.00 1.38 - - - 0.97
Sketch Anchor Bolt Type
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ATTACHMENT 2 – CONNECTION LRFD SKID BAY 1

1. GENERAL
1.1 Scope
This document present calculation of Steel Connection Design for Pembangunan TBBM Tegal Baru
Munjung Agung - Kabupaten Tegal Jawa Tengah
1.2 Code, Standard, and Reference

a. AISC LRFD : "Load and Resistance Factor Design Specification for Structural Steel"
b. ASCE 7-05 : "Minimum Design Loads for Buildings and Other Structures"
c. SNI-03-1726-2002 : "Code and Practice for Seismic Design Building in Indonesia"
d. SNI 03-1728-2002 : "Steel Design Procedure for Building Structure"
e. TTB-VDR-SIE-20-DG-004
1.3 Unit
American Imperial Unit & International System Unit
1.4 Material Specification and Allowable Stress
» Structural Steel , ASTM A36 or JIS G 3101 GR SS400

Fyb = 34,800 psi = 240 MPa
Fub = 58,000 psi = 400 MPa
» Steel Plate , ASTM A36 or JIS G 3101 GR SS400

Fyp = 34,083 psi = 235 MPa (t > 16mm)
Fyp = 35,533 psi = 245 MPa (t ≤ 16mm)
Fup = 58,000 psi = 400 MPa
» High Strength Bolt , ASTM A325 Type 1 Bearing Type

Fy = 92,000 psi = 634 MPa (1/2" ≤ f ≤ 1")
Fu = 120,000 psi = 827 MPa (1/2" ≤ f ≤ 1")
Fy = 81,000 psi = 558 MPa (1" < f ≤ 1 1/2")
Fu = 105,000 psi = 724 MPa (1" < f ≤ 1 1/2")
Fnv = 48,000 psi = 331 MPa (nominal shear stress)
Fnt = 90,000 psi = 621 MPa (nominal tensile stress)
» Weld E70XX Electrode

Fuw = 70,000 psi = 483 MPa
Fvw = 42,000 psi = 290 MPa
» Concrete
f c' = 3,611 psi = 25 MPa
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2. DESIGN PHYLOSOPHY
2.1 Analysis
Steel connection design is develop based on AISC LRFD 360-2005 (Specification for Structural Steel
Building ), and Manual of Steel Construction LRFD Volume I and II (2nd Edition 1993)
2.2 Bolt Capacity

Based on AISC LRFD 1993, Manual Steel Construction 2nd Ed., the capacity of High Strength Bolt
A325 is shown below:
Nominal Allowable Shear Allowable Min. Spacing Min. Edge Dist.
Bolt Dia.
Area (kips) Tension Sc-min Arround Se-min Arround
(in.) (in2) Single Double (kips) in. in. in. in.
5/8 0.307 11.0 22.1 20.7 1.67 1.77 1.09 1.18
3/4 0.442 15.9 31.8 29.8 2.00 2.17 1.31 1.38
7/8 0.601 21.6 43.3 40.6 2.33 2.36 1.53 1.57
1 0.785 28.3 56.5 53.0 2.67 2.76 1.75 1.77
1 1/8 0.994 35.8 71.6 67.1 3.00 3.15 1.97 2.17
1 1/4 1.227 44.2 88.4 82.8 3.33 3.35 2.19 2.36
1 3/8 1.485 53.5 107.0 100.0 3.67 3.74 2.41 2.56
1 2/4 1.767 63.6 127.0 119.0 4.00 4.13 2.63 2.76
The minimum spacing distance is adopted from AISC LRFD 360-05 Section J3.3 :
2
Sc-min = 2 /3 do
And the minimum edge distance is adopted from AISC LRFD 360-05 Section J3.4 :
3
Sc-min = 1 /4 do
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5.1 CONNECTION 1
BEAM MOMENT CONNECTION
1) Nominal Shear Strength Capacity

The nominal shear capacity may be taken by choosing the minimum value of these formula :
a. Bolt Shear Capacity
f Rnv-1 = fv nb Ab Fnv ……(strong and weak direction)
where :
fv = 0.75
nb = Total number of bolt
Ab = Bolt gross area
Fnv = Bolt nominar shear strength
b. End Plate Capacity

f Rnv-2 = fvp 0,6 Fyp bp tp ……(strong direction)
and,
f Rnv-3 = fvp 0,6 Fyp Lp tp ……(weak direction)
where :
fvp = 0.75
Fyp = Yield strength of plate
bp = Width of end plate
Lp = Length of end plate
tp = Thickness of end plate
c. Beam capacity at weld connection

f Rnv-4 = fv twb (db - 2tfb - 2rb) Fyb ……(strong direction)
and,
f Rnv-5 = fv 2 tfb bfb Fyb ……(weak direction)
where :
fv = 0.75
Fyb = Yield strength of beam
twb = Beam web thickness
tfb = Beam flange thickness
bfb = Beam flange width
db = Beam height
rb = Scallop
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2) Nominal Moment Strength Capacity
The ultimate moment capacity may be taken by choosing the minimum value of these formula :
a. Moment capacity by bolt tension
f Rnb-1 = fb 2 nt Ft Ab (db - tfb) ……(strong direction)
and,
f Rnb-2 = fb nl Ft Ab g1 ……(weak direction)
where :
fb = 0.90
Ft = Nominal tensile strength of bolt
nt = Number of bolt in transversal direction
nl = Number of bolt in longitudinal direction
g1 = Distance between bolt in transversal direction.
b. Moment capacity by End Plate

f Rnb-3 = fb Fft (db - tfb) ……(strong direction)
where :
fb = 0.90
am = Coefficient applied to determine bending moment
1/3 1/4
= Ca Cb (Af/Aw) (Pe/do)
Ca = 1.36
1/2
Cb = (bfb/bp)
Af = bfb tfb (sectional area of beam flange)
Aw = (db - 2tfb) twb (sectional area of beam web)
Pe = Pf - do/4 - 0,707 ww
ww = Leg distance welding
Pf = Distance from center of bolt to face of flange
Fft = (4 Me) / (am Pe)
2
Me = 0,9 Fyp bp tp / 4
c. Moment capacity at welded connection

f Rnb-4 = fb Zw-S Fyb ……(strong direction)
and,
f Rnb-5 = fb Zw-W Fyb ……(weak direction)
where :
fb = 0.90
Zw = Section modulus of beam after welded
Zw-S = ( 1/12 bf [d3 - (d - 2tf)3] + 1/12 tw (d - 2tf - 2r)3 ) / 0,5d
Zw-W = 2 1/6 tf bf2
3) Calculation
Bolt, do = 0 in. nb = 0.00 ea g1 = 0.00 in
Ab = 0 in 2 nt = 0.00 ea
Pf = 0.000 in nl = 0.00 ea
End Plate, tp = 0 in.
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bp = 0 in.
lp = 0 in.
Welding, rb = 20 mm = 0.79 in.

ww = 11 mm = 0.43 in.
Column Size, = H -200x200x8x12

dc = 200 mm = 7.87 in.
bfc = 200 mm = 7.87 in.
twc = 8 mm = 0.31 in.
tfc = 12 mm = 0.47 in.
Beam Size, = WF -200x100x5.5x8

db = 200 mm = 7.87 in. Af = bfb tfb = 1.24 in2
bfb = 100 mm = 3.94 in. Aw = (db - 2tfb) twb = 1.57 in2
twb = 5.5 mm = 0.22 in.
tfb = 8 mm = 0.31 in.
Shear Capacity
f Rnv-1 = fv nb Ab Fnv
= 0.75 x 0 x 0 x 48000
= 0 lbf ……(strong and weak direction)

f Rnv-2 = fvp 0,6 Fyp bp tp
= 0.75 x 0.6 x 34083 x 0 x 0
= 0 lbf ……(strong direction)
f Rnv-3 = fvp 0,6 Fyp Lp tp

= 0.75 x 0.6 x 34083 x 0 x 0
= 0 lbf ……(weak direction)

f Rnv-4 = fv twb (db - 2tfb - 2rb) Fyb
= 0.75 x 0.217 x (7.874 - 2x0.315 - 2x0.787) x 34800
f Rnv-5 = fv 2 tfb bfb Fyb

= 0.75 x 2 x0.315 x 3.937 x 34800
Conclusion :
Shear capacity used is :
 For strong direction, f Rnv-strong = Min (f Rnv-1 ; f Rnv-2 ; f Rnv-4)
= 32040.424 lbf
= 32.040 kips
= 14.252 ton
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 For weak direction, f Rnv-weak = Min (f Rnv-1 ; f Rnv-3 ; f Rnv-5)
= 64728.129 lbf
= 64.728 kips
= 28.791 ton
Moment Capacity
f Rnb-1 = fb 2 nt Ft Ab (db - tfb)
= 0.9 x 2 x 0 x 90000 x 0 x (7.874 - 0.315)
= 0 lb-in ……(strong direction)
f Rnb-2 = fb nl Ft Ab g1
= 0.9 x 0 x 90000 x 0 x 0
= 0 lb-in ……(weak direction)

Pe = Pf - do/4 - ww
= 0 - 0/4 - 0.433
= 0 in
1/3 1/4
am = Ca Cb (Af/Aw) (Pe/do)
= 1.36 x (3.94/0)^0.5 x (1.24/1.57)^0.333 x (0/0)^0.25
= 0
2
Me = 0.90 Fyp bp tp / 4
= 0.9 x 34083 x 0 x 0^2 /4
= 0 lb-in

= (4 x 0) / (0 x 0)
= 0 lb
f Rnb-3 = fb Fft (db - tfb)

= 0.9 x 0 x (7.874 - 0.315)

Zw-S = ( 1/12 bfb [db3 - (db - 2tf)3] + 1/12 tw (db - 2tf - 2r)3 ) / 0,5db
3
= 9.8387 in
Zw-W = 2 1/6 tf bf2

3
= 1.6273 in
f Rnb-4 = fb Zw-S Fyb

f Rnb-5 = fb Zw-w Fyb

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Conclusion :
Moment capacity used is :
 For strong direction, fRnb-storng = Min (fRnb-1 ; fRnb-3 ; fRnb-4)
= 308147.5 lb-in
= 25.679 kips-ft
= 3.481 ton-m
 For weak direction, fRnb-weak = Min (fRnb-2 ; fRnb-5)

= 50967.0 lb-in
= 4.247 kips-ft
= 0.576 ton-m
Connection 1
Shear Moment
Summary Shear Max Ratio Moment Max Ratio
Capacity Capacity
Local Z 14.252 0.314 0.022 3.481 0.221 0.064
Local Y 28.791 0.442 0.015 0.576 0.1112 0.193
5.2 CONNECTION 2
1) Calculation
Ab = 0 in2 nt = 0.00 ea
Pf = 0.000 in nl = 0.00 ea

bp = 0 in.
lp = 0 in.

ww = 11 mm = 0.43 in.
Column Size, = WF -200x100x5.5x8

dc = 200 mm = 7.87 in.
bfc = 100 mm = 3.94 in.
twc = 5.5 mm = 0.22 in.
tfc = 8 mm = 0.31 in.
Beam Size, = C -125x65x6

twb = 6 mm = 0.24 in.
tfb = 8 mm = 0.31 in.
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Shear Capacity
= 0.75 x 0 x 0 x 48000

= 0.75 x 0.6 x 34083 x 0 x 0

= 0.75 x 0.6 x 34083 x 0 x 0

= 0.75 x 0.236 x (4.921 - 2x0.315 - 2x0.787) x 34800

= 0.75 x 2 x0.315 x 2.559 x 34800
Conclusion :
= 16748.403 lbf
= 16.748 kips
= 7.450 ton

= 42073.284 lbf
= 42.073 kips
= 18.714 ton
Moment Capacity
= 0.9 x 2 x 0 x 90000 x 0 x (4.921 - 0.315)
= 0.9 x 0 x 90000 x 0 x 0

Pe = Pf - do/4 - ww
= 0 - 0/4 - 0.433
= 0 in
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1/3 1/4
= 1.36 x (2.56/0)^0.5 x (0.81/1.01)^0.333 x (0/0)^0.25
= 0
2
Me = 0.90 Fyp bp tp / 4
= 0.9 x 34083 x 0 x 0^2 /4
= 0 lb-in

= (4 x 0) / (0 x 0)
= 0 lb

= 0.9 x 0 x (4.921 - 0.315)

3
= 3.6409 in
Zw-W = 2 1/6 tf bf2

3
= 0.6875 in


Conclusion :
= 114031.8 lb-in
= 9.503 kips-ft
= 1.288 ton-m

= 21533.6 lb-in
= 1.794 kips-ft
= 0.243 ton-m
Connection 2
Shear Moment
Capacity Capacity
Local Z 7.450 0.220 0.030 1.288 0.002 0.002
Local Y 18.714 0.008 0.000 0.243 0.1101 0.453
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5.3 CONNECTION 3
1) Calculation
Bolt, do = 5/8 in. nb = 6.00 ea g1 = 5.51 in
Ab = 0.3068 in2 nt = 2.00 ea
Pf = 1.969 in nl = 3.00 ea
End Plate, tp = 1/2 in.

bp = 7.874 in.
lp = 13.78 in.

ww = 11 mm = 0.43 in.

dc = 200 mm = 7.87 in.
bfc = 200 mm = 7.87 in.
twc = 8 mm = 0.31 in.
tfc = 12 mm = 0.47 in.
Beam Size, = WF -200x100x5.5x8

twb = 5.5 mm = 0.22 in.
tfb = 8 mm = 0.31 in.
Shear Capacity
= 0.75 x 6 x 0.307 x 48000

= 0.75 x 0.6 x 34083 x 7.874 x 0.472

= 0.75 x 0.6 x 34083 x 13.78 x 0.472

= 0.75 x 0.217 x (7.874 - 2x0.315 - 2x0.787) x 34800
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= 0.75 x 2 x0.315 x 3.937 x 34800
Conclusion :
= 32040.424 lbf
= 32.040 kips
= 14.252 ton

= 64728.129 lbf
= 64.728 kips
= 28.791 ton
Moment Capacity
= 0.9 x 2 x 2 x 90000 x 0.307 x (7.874 - 3.937)
= 0.9 x 3 x 90000 x 0.307 x 5.512

Pe = Pf - do/4 - ww
= 1.969 - 0.625/4 - 0.433
= 1.4107 in
1/3 1/4
= 1.36 x (3.94/7.87)^0.5 x (1.24/1.57)^0.333 x (1.41/0.63)^0.25
= 1.0899
2
Me = 0.90 Fyp bp tp / 4
= 0.9 x 34083 x 7.87 x 0.472^2 /4
= 15096 lb-in

= (4 x 15095.82) / (1.09 x 1.41)
= 39274 lb

= 0.9 x 39274.221 x (7.874 - 0.315)

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3
= 9.8387 in
Zw-W = 2 1/6 tf bf2

3
= 1.6273 in


Conclusion :
= 267188.4 lb-in
= 22.266 kips-ft
= 3.019 ton-m

= 50967.0 lb-in
= 4.247 kips-ft
= 0.576 ton-m
Connection 3
Shear Moment
Capacity Capacity
Local Z 14.252 0.314 0.022 3.019 0.221 0.073
Local Y 28.791 0.442 0.015 0.576 0.1112 0.193
5.4 CONNECTION 4
1) Calculation
Bolt, do = 3/4 in. nb = 8.00 ea g1 = 7.09 in
Ab = 0.4418 in2 nt = 2.00 ea
Pf = 1.772 in nl = 4.00 ea
End Plate, tp = 1/2 in.

bp = 10.236 in.
lp = 14.173 in.

ww = 11 mm = 0.43 in.
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dc = 200 mm = 7.87 in.
bfc = 200 mm = 7.87 in.
twc = 8 mm = 0.31 in.
tfc = 12 mm = 0.47 in.
Beam Size, = H -200x200x8x12

twb = 8 mm = 0.31 in.
tfb = 12 mm = 0.47 in.
Shear Capacity
= 0.75 x 8 x 0.442 x 48000

= 0.75 x 0.6 x 34083 x 10.236 x 0.472

= 0.75 x 0.6 x 34083 x 14.173 x 0.472

= 0.75 x 0.315 x (7.874 - 2x0.472 - 2x0.787) x 34800

= 0.75 x 2 x0.472 x 7.874 x 34800
Conclusion :
= 44015.128 lbf
= 44.015 kips
= 19.578 ton

= 102699.101 lbf
= 102.699 kips
= 45.681 ton
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Moment Capacity
= 0.9 x 2 x 2 x 90000 x 0.442 x (7.874 - 0.472)
= 1E+06 lb-in ……(strong direction)
= 0.9 x 4 x 90000 x 0.442 x 7.087
= 1E+06 lb-in ……(weak direction)

Pe = Pf - do/4 - ww
= 1.772 - 0.75/4 - 0.433
= 1.2544 in
1/3 1/4
= 1.36 x (7.87/10.24)^0.5 x (3.72/2.18)^0.333 x (1.25/0.75)^0.25
= 1.6204
2
Me = 0.90 Fyp bp tp / 4
= 0.9 x 34083 x 10.24 x 0.472^2 /4
= 19625 lb-in

= (4 x 19624.56) / (1.62 x 1.25)
= 38619 lb

= 0.9 x 38618.688 x (7.874 - 0.472)

3
= 26.94 in
Zw-W = 2 1/6 tf bf2

3
= 9.7638 in


Conclusion :
= 257255.2 lb-in
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= 21.438 kips-ft
= 2.906 ton-m

= 305802.2 lb-in
= 25.484 kips-ft
= 3.455 ton-m
Connection 4
Shear Moment
Capacity Capacity
Local Z 19.578 0.738 0.038 2.906 0.426 0.146
Local Y 45.681 1.664 0.036 3.455 1.1467 0.332
5.5 CONNECTION 5
1) Calculation
Ab = 0 in2 nt = 0.00 ea
Pf = 0.000 in nl = 0.00 ea

bp = 0 in.
lp = 0 in.

ww = 11 mm = 0.43 in.

dc = 200 mm = 7.87 in.
bfc = 100 mm = 3.94 in.
twc = 5.5 mm = 0.22 in.
tfc = 8 mm = 0.31 in.
Beam Size, = H -200x200x8x12

twb = 8 mm = 0.31 in.
tfb = 12 mm = 0.47 in.
Shear Capacity
= 0.75 x 0 x 0 x 48000
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= 0.75 x 0.6 x 34083 x 0 x 0

= 0.75 x 0.6 x 34083 x 0 x 0

= 0.75 x 0.315 x (7.874 - 2x0.472 - 2x0.787) x 34800

= 0.75 x 2 x0.472 x 7.874 x 34800
Conclusion :
= 44015.128 lbf
= 44.015 kips
= 19.578 ton

= 194184.388 lbf
= 194.184 kips
= 86.373 ton
Moment Capacity
= 0.9 x 2 x 0 x 90000 x 0 x (7.874 - 0.472)
= 0.9 x 0 x 90000 x 0 x 0

Pe = Pf - do/4 - ww
= 0 - 0/4 - 0.433
= 0 in
1/3 1/4
= 1.36 x (7.87/0)^0.5 x (3.72/2.18)^0.333 x (0/0)^0.25
= 0
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2
Me = 0.90 Fyp bp tp / 4
= 0.9 x 34083 x 0 x 0^2 /4
= 0 lb-in

= (4 x 0) / (0 x 0)
= 0 lb

= 0.9 x 0 x (7.874 - 0.472)

3
= 26.94 in
Zw-W = 2 1/6 tf bf2

3
= 9.7638 in


Conclusion :
= 843772.7 lb-in
= 70.314 kips-ft
= 9.533 ton-m

= 305802.2 lb-in
= 25.484 kips-ft
= 3.455 ton-m
Connection 5
Shear Moment
Capacity Capacity
Local Z 19.578 0.738 0.038 9.533 0.426 0.045
Local Y 86.373 1.664 0.019 3.455 1.1467 0.332
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5.6 CONNECTION 6
BASE PLATE CONNECTION
1) Nominal Compression Capacity

The nominal compression capacity may be taken by choosing the minimum value of these formula :
a. Bearing pressure of concrete
f Rnc-1 = fc 0.85 fc' A1 √(A1/A2)
where :
fc' = 0.85
f c' = Yield strength of concrete
A1 = NxB (Base plate area)
A2 = WxL (Pedestal area)
b. Bearing pressure of base plate

f Rnc-2 = fc A1 Fyp tp2 /(2 l2)
where :
fc = 0.85
tp = Plate thickness
l = max (m, n, n')
n = (B - 0.8 bfc)/2
m = (N - 0.95 dc)/2
3 0.5
n' = (bfc - twc)/2 x (1/(1+3.2a ))
a = (bfc - twc)/(2(dc-2tfc))
2) Nominal Shear Capacity

The nominal shear capacity may be taken by choosing the minimum value of these formula :
f Rnv = fv nb Vn
where :
fv = 0.75
nb = Number of anchor bolt
Vn = Shear capacity of anchor bolt (Reffered to Anchor Bolt Calculation )
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3) Nominal Tension Capacity
The nominal tension capacity may be taken by choosing the minimum value of these formula :
a. Anchor Bolt Capacity
f Rnt-1 = ft nb Tn
where :
ft = 0.90
nb = Number of anchor bolt
Tn = Tension capacity of anchor bolt (Reffered to Anchor Bolt Calculation )
b. Steel Base Plate in Flexure due to Tension

- For √2 bfo < dc , f Rnt-2 = ft x 4 bfo Fyp tp2 / (√2 sg) x nb / 2
- For √2 bfo > dc , f Rnt-2 = ft x Fyp (dc2 + 2 bfo2) tp2/ (sg dc) x nb / 2
where :
ft = 0.90
tp = Plate thickness
nb = Number of bolt
dc = Column height
bfc = Column width
sg = Bolt distance
c. Fillet Weld Strength

f Rnt-3 = f Vww + f Vwf
where :
ft = 0.90
Vww = Weld capacity at web = ft 0.60 Fuw 0.707 ww 2 Lw
Vwf = Weld capacity at flange = ft 0.60 Fuw 0.707 wf 2 Lf
Fuw = Ultimate strength of weld
ww = Leg length weld at web
wf = Leg length weld at flange
Lw = dc - 2 k
Lf = bf
k = Leg length weld at rib plate (if any )
4) Nominal Moment Capacity

The nominal moment capacity may be taken by choosing the minimum value of these formula :
f Rnb = fb nt Tn jd
fb = 0.90
nt = Number of anchor bolt suffered tension due to moment
Tn = Tension capacity of anchor bolt (Reffered to Anchor Bolt Calculation )
jd = Length of moment arms , = sg , for weak axis
= sp , for strong axis
5) Calculation
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Anchor Bolt, do = 7/8 in. ntx = 2.00 ea
nb = 6.00 ea ntz = 2.00 ea
Capacity per one anchor bolt (based on calculation Section 3, and Attachment A) :
Tn = 9.408 kips
Vn = 3.326 kips
Base Plate, tp = 2/5 in. sp = 13 4/8 in.

N = 17 6/8 in. sg = 13 4/8 in.
B = 17 6/8 in. A1 = 315.06 in2
ww = 3/7 in. r = 4/5 in.
wf = 3/7 in.
Rib Plate, trp = 0 in.

k = 0 in.
r = 0 in.
Pedestal, L = 19 5/8 in.

W = 19 5/8 in.
A2 = 387.50 in2

db = 200 mm = 7.87 in.
bfb = 100 mm = 3.94 in.
twb = 5.5 mm = 0.22 in.
tfb = 8 mm = 0.31 in.
Compression Capacity
a. Bearing pressure of concrete

f Rnc-1 = fc 0.85 fc' A1 √(A1/A2)
= 0.85 x 0.85 x 3611.3125453227 x 315.0625 x sqrt(315.063/387.50077500155)
= 741245 lbf
b. Bearing pressure of base plate

n = (B - 0.8 bfc)/2
= (17.75 - 0.8 x 3.937) / 2
= 7.3002 in
m = (N - 0.95 dc)/2
= (17.75 - 0.95 x 7.874) / 2
= 5.1348 in
a = (bfc - twc)/(2(dc-2tfc))
= (3.937 - 0.217) / {2 x (7.874 - 2 x 0.315)}
= 0.2568
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3 0.5
n' = (bfc - twc)/2 x (1/(1+3.2a ))
= (3.937 - 0.217) / 2 x sqrt(1/(1+3.2 x 0.257^3))
= 1.8118 in
l = max (m, n, n')

= 7.3002 in

= 0.85 x 315.0625 x 34083 x 0.393700787401575^2 / (2 x 7.3^2)
= 13274 lbf
f Rnc = min (fRnc1, fRnc2)

= 13273.5 lbf
Shear Capacity
f Rnv = fv nb Vn
= 0.75 x 6 x 3325.732
= 14966 lbf
= 66.52 kN
Tension Capacity
a. Anchor Bolt Capacity

f Rnt = ft nb Tn
= 0.9 x 6 x 9408
= 50803 lbf
= 225.81 kN
b. Steel Base Plate in Flexure due to Tension

- For √2 bfo < dc , f Rnt-2 = ft x 4 bfo Fyp tp2 / (√2 sg) x nb / 2
- For √2 bfo > dc , f Rnt-2 = ft x Fyp (dc2 + 2 bfo2) tp2/ (sg dc) x nb / 2
f Rnt-2 = 0.90 x 4 x34083 x 0.393700787401575^2 / (sqrt(2) x 13.5) x 6/2

= 11766 lbf
c. Fillet Weld Strength

f Rnt-3 = f Vww + f Vwf
Vww = ft 0.60 Fuw 0.707 ww 2 Lw

= 0.90 x 0.60 x 70000 x 0.707 x 0.433 x 2 x (7.874 - 2 x 0)
= 182262 lbf
Vww = ft 0.60 Fuw 0.707 wf 2 Lf

= 0.90 x 0.60 x 70000 x 0.707 x 0.433 x 2 x 3.937
= 91131 lbf
f Rnt-3 = 182262.137 + 91131.068

= 273393 lbf
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f Rnt = min (fRnt1, fRnt2 fRnt3)
= 11765.5 lbf
= 11.766 kips
Moment Capacity
- Strong Axis (Z-Direction)

f Rnb-z = fb ntz Tn jd
= 0.9 x 2 x 9408 x 13.5
= 228614 lb-in
= 19.051 kips-ft
- Weak Axis (X-Direction)

f Rnb-x = fb ntx Tn jd
= 0.9 x 2 x 9408 x 13.5
= 228614 lb-in
= 19.051 kips-ft
Connection 6
Shear
Axis Shear Max Ratio
Capacity
(ton) (ton)
Global Z 6.652 0.261 0.039
Global X 6.652 0.034 0.005
Tension
Axis Tension Max Ratio
Capacity
(ton) (ton)
Global Y 5.337 0.804 0.151

Compression Compression
Axis Ratio
Capacity Max
(ton) (ton)
Global Y 6.021 1.664 0.276

Moment
Axis Moment Max Ratio
Capacity
(tonm) (tonm)
Global Z 2.634 0.000 0.000
Global X 2.634 0.000 0.000
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OWNER : PT. PERTAMINA ( PERSERO )

CONTRACTOR : PT. BARATA INDONESIA ( PERSERO)

PROJECT NAME : PEMBANGUNAN TBBM TEGAL BARU

LOCATION : MUNJUNG AGUNG KAB. TEGAL - JAWA TENGAH

CONTRACT No. : SPB 008/F20000/2017-S0

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REVISION HISTORICAL SHEET

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1.2. Outline of Structure

1.2.2. Material Specification

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Figure 1.1. Skid Base Metering Isometric view

• Self-weight from STAAD PRO

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Figure 2.1. Selfweight

2.2. Equipment & Piping Load

Figure 2.2. Equipment 2” and 4” metering

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Figure 2.3. Piping Support Location at EL +1.240

Figure 2.4. Piping Support Location at EL +2.540

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Figure 2.5. Piping Support Location at EL +3.310

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Table 2.1. Piping Load at EL +1.240

Location Load Fx (lb) Fy (lb) Fz (lb) Remarks

Hydro Test 0.00 -57.00 -1.00

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Table 2.2. Piping Load at EL +2.540

Location Load Fx (lb) Fy (lb) Fz (lb) Remarks

Hydro Test 0.00 -111.00 -9.00

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Table 2.3. Piping Load at EL +3.310

Location Load Fx (lb) Fy (lb) Fz (lb) Remarks

Hydro Test -3.00 -112.00 22.00

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3. WIND LOAD (W)

Figure 3.1. Wind load X

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Figure 3.2. Wind load Z

4. EARTHQUAKE CALCULATION (EARTHQUAKE SNI 1726: 2012)

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4.2. Determine the category of Building Risk

Table 4.1. Building risk category specifications

Gedung dan struktur lainnya yang memiliki resiko

Gedung dan struktur lain, kecuali yang termasuk

- Rumah Toko dan Rumah Kantor

Gedung dan struktur lainnya yang memiliki resiko

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• For the priority factor (I) used = 1

4.3. Determining the Value of Ss and S1

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4.4. 2012 earthquake hazard map image

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• Determine S1 value for 2% probability in 50 years (2500 year earthquake level

4.5. Determine the site class for seismic design

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Table 4.2. Situism Seismic Design Class refer to SNI – 1726-2012