Report 20220726

Fuxin Steel Buildings Co.
, Ltd
Engineering and Material Planning Department
Structural Design Report

WAREHOUSE FOR ZUELLIG PHARMA CAMBODIA
Project ID: FXPCS002

Client: Urbanland Asia Investment Co., Ltd.
Status: Calculation Note of Structural Member
Date issue: 12-01-2021

Fuxin Steel Buildings Co.,Ltd
F14 KMH Industrial Park, Sang Kat Chom Chao
Khan Posenchey, Phnom Penh, Cambodia
Tel: (+855) 11 919 208
Email: info@fuxin.com.kh
Website: www.fuxin.com.kh
Document title: Structural Design Report – Warehouse

Project ID: FXPCS002
Client: Urbanland Asia Investment Co., Ltd.
Status: Calculation Note of Structural Member
Written by: LCN
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Calculated by: LCN

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Date: 12-01-2021
Checked by: KCR

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Date: 12-01-2021
Approved by: KCR

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Date: 12-01-2021
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Table of Contents
1. Design Instruction
2. Verify Left end wall critical members (Column & Rafter)
3. Verify Rigid frame critical members (Column & Rafter)
4. Verify Right end wall critical members (Column & Rafter)
5. Verify Mezzanine critical members (Decking, Main beams & Joist)
6. Verify Critical Cable Bracing
7. Verify Critical Purlin
8. Verify Critical Base Plate Connection
9. Verify Critical End Plate Connection
10. Verify Critical Shear Connection
11. Summary Column and Rafter Verification for RIGID Frame Line 2 to 10
12. Verify gutter and downspout capacity
13. Verify base plate and interior connection design

Fuxin Steel Buildings Project: FXPCS002
1. Scope of Design
The scope of design comprises the design of all primary steel structures, secondary steel structures,
and connection to form complete steel superstructures for the building.
2. Applicable Codes and Standards
The Version of American codes and Minimum Design Load for Building are applied. Below is a list
of the most common codes applicable for building and industry design purpose.
Table 2-1: Applicable American codes for structural design

Design Codes and Standards Description Design Practical
ASCE/SEI 7-10 Minimum Design Load for Building
MBMA Metal Building Manufactures Association
ANSI/AISC 360-16 Specification for Structural Steel Building
AISI S100-07 Specification for Cold-Formed Member
ASTM A325 or A490 Bolts
AISC M103 Detailing for Steel Construction
SDI (C-2011 Standard) Specification for Steel Deck
ASTM American Specification Test Methods
Design Guide of AISC 360 Manual of Steel Member/Connection Design
3. Loadings
The following general dead loads, super dead loads and imposed loads is applied to the structural
design when specific information in unavailable for each building and/or part of a building. The
following dead loads and imposed loads shall be accounted for the structural design in case no
specific information is presented in the applicable paragraph per building and/or part of building.
3.1 Dead Loads (DL)
Self-weight (SW) of structural elements that can be calculated by manual or software
Table 3-1: Self-Weight of material

Material Uniform Load [kN/m2]
Self-Weight of sheeting 0.05
Self-Weight of purlin, sag rod and cable 0.10
Self-Weight cladding including all support/girts 0.15
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3.2 Super Dead Loads (SDL)
To be applied on structure such as finishing materials (including ceiling, MEP, roof insulation, …),
partition/wall, screed/concrete topping/ plinth, …
The self-weight of materials used is based in accordance with the actual known weights. The weight
of material incorporated in the design are shown below:
 Steel : 78.5 kN/m3

 Reinforced concrete : 24.0 kN/m3
 Sand cement : 20.0 kN/m3
 Block work (limestone) : 18.5 kN/m3
 Block work (other) : 20.0 kN/m3
 Soil, wet/dry : 20.0/18.0 kN/m3
 Water : 10.0 kN/m3
 Sludge : 11.0 kN/m3
3.3 Collateral Loads (COL)
To be applied on steel structure such as finishing materials and MEP building services loads
Table 3-2: General applicable for collateral load

Material Uniform Load [kN/m2]
Solar Panel 0.15
Celling 0.25
Collateral load for MEP service loads on steel roof

0.45
(lighting system, sprinkler, fire alarm, camera)
3.4 Live Load/Construction Live Load (LL/CL)
Mezzanine Floor:
 Live Load (LL) : 10 kN/m2
 Construction Live Load (CL) : 1.5 kN/m2
If no specific mention is made as below, the live load can be determined based on ASCE/SEI 7-10
according to the function of the building.
3.5 Roof Live Load (LR)
 Main frame : 0.35 kN/m2, for maintenance only

 Purlin and roof sheet : 0.57 kN/m2

3.6 Wind Load (WL)
Wind Load is calculated based on ASCE7-10. The basic wind speed calculated is in 3-second gust
for return period of 20 years is V0,3s,gust 20 years =33.33 m/s.
The ultimate wind speed Vult = V0,3s,gust 700 years = 45 m/s.
You can enter the design wind speed or the design wind pressure. For those values less than 50
psf (10 kN/m2), the program considers it to be a basic wind pressure. Larger values are considered
to be a wind velocity. A few wind codes require that the basic wind pressure be entered rather than
a wind speed (Please see the attached file below).

Main Wind Framing from IBC 06 Page 1 of 5
Main Wind Framing from IBC 06

A. Used for Wind Loads on:
- Interior Rigid Frames

- Endwall Frames
- X bracing in Roof, Sidewall, and Endwall
B. Design Wind Pressure, p
p = qh * [(GCpf) - (GCpi)] (Eq.

6-
18)
where:
qh = Velocity pressure at mean roof height
= 0.00256 - Kh * Kht * Kd * V2 * I / 20.9 (Eq.
6-
15)
Kh = Velocity pressure exposure coefficient, Table ASCE(02)-1.

0.95, height = 15.9 * 3.28 = 52.152', exposure C
Kht = Topographic factor = 1.0,
Kd = 0.85,
I = 1.0
V = Basic wind speed (mph) = 33.33 m/s = 74.6 mph
20.9 = pounds per square foot (psf) / kN/m2
qh = 0.00256 * 0.95 * 1.0 * 0.85 * 74.6^2 * (1.0 / 20.9) = 0.550445 kN/m2 [0.714]
C. Transverse Wind Coefficients, GCpf, GCpi
a. Interior and end zone wind coefficients
Wind design loads are the sum of the external and internal wind pressures as shown below.
External wind + internal pressure

External wind + internal suction
GCpf = External pressure coefficients, see Table ASCE(02)-2.

Interior: C1 = 0.40, C2 = -0.69, C3 = -0.37, C4 = -0.29
End: C1 = 0.61, C2 = -1.07, C3 = -0.53, C4 = -0.43
GCpi = Internal pressure coefficients, see Table ASCE(02)-3.
For a closed building the internal pressure values are +0.18 and -0.18
The combined wind pressure coefficients then become:

Load 1 Interior Zone: C1 = 0.22, C2 = -0.87, C3 = -0.55, C4 = -0.47 [D1]
Load 2 Interior Zone: C1 = 0.58, C2 = -0.51, C3 = -0.19, C4 = -0.11 [D2]
Load 1 End Zone: C1 = 0.43, C2 = -1.25, C3 = -0.71, C4 = -0.61 [D3]

Load 2 End Zone: C1 = 0.79, C2 = -0.89, C3 = -0.35, C4 = -0.25 [D4]
Check on minimum required load of 10 psf on vertical projection. Sum of horizontal load on
vertical projection:
= [(0.22 + 0.47) * 8 + (0.55 - 0.87) * 0.75] * 0.714 = 3.77
Unit load on vertical projection = 3.77 / 8.75 = 0.431 * 20.9 = 9.00 psf < 10
Hence replace 0.431 with 0.431 * 10 / 9.00 = 0.479
Solve for new wall Coef: [C * 8 + (0.55 - 0.87) * 0.75] * 0.714 = 0.479 * 8.75,
C = 0.763, current sum = 0.22 + 0.47 = 0.69, Increase ratio = 0.763/0.69 = 1.107, new
wall coef = 1.107 * 0.22 = 0.2435, [0.24]; 1.107 * 0.47 = 0.52 [0.52]
The above end zone coefficients match those for rigid frame 1 which is in the endwall. The
interior zone coefficients match those for rigid frame 2 which is on the interior of the building.
b. The width of the end zone for transverse wind is two times 'a'. The value 'a' is: 10% of least
horizontal dimension or 0.40 ∙ h, whichever is smaller, but not less than either 4% of least
horizontal dimension or 3 feet.
10% * 30 = 3 m
0.40 * 8 = 3.2 m
0.04 * 30 = 1.2 m, hence 'a' = 3 m, width of end zone = 2 * a = 6 m
c. Wind coefficients for end frame based on interior zone and end zone, Ceff
mk:@MSITStore:C:\MBS\HLPWIN1\MBSDCM.chm::/main_wind_framing_from_i... 31-12-2020
For L < 2 * a
Ceff = Cint + (Cend - Cint) * (4 * a * (L - a)) / L2
For L > 2 * a
Ceff = Cend * (4 * a * (L - a)) / L2 = 4 * 3.05 * (7.5 - 3.05) / 7.52 = 0.965
Wind Load 1
C1 = 0.25 + (0.50 - 0.25) * 0.965 = 0.49
C2 = -1.00 - (1.40 - 1.00) * 0.965 = -1.39
C3 = -0.65 - (0.80 - 0.65) * 0.965 = -0.79
C4 = -0.55 - (0.70 - 0.55) * 0.965 = -0.69
Note the calculated coefficients are nearly equal to the end coefficients. For simplicity, the end
and interior coefficients will not be combined for the MBMA 96 code. For other wind codes
where the end zone width is much smaller the coefficients will be combined.
D. Summary of Transverse Wind
Rigid Frames only at interior locations

Wind_1 = [D1], Wind_2 = [D2]
Rigid Frames located at endwall
Wind_1 = [D3], Wind_2 = [D4]
Endwall Rafter
Wind_1 = [D3], Wind_2 = [D4]
Bracing Wind = [D3]
E. Longitudinal Wind
a. Wind coefficients, roof and sidewall bracing
From Table ASCE(02)-2

C1 = 0.40 ( 0.61)
C2 = -0.69 (-1.07)
C3 = -0.29 (-0.43)
The values in ( ) are at the edge of the endwall over a distance 'a'.
The interior part of the endwall: p = 0.40 * 0.714 = 0.286, -0.29 * 0.714 = -0.207
Edge of endwall: p = 0.61 * 0.714 = 0.436, -0.43 * 0.714 = -0.307
Interior of roof: p = -0.69 * 0.714 = -0.493
b. Note these wind loads match the values in the roof design input file as shown below:
*(40)WIND PRESSURE/SUCTION:
* Wind Wind Wind
* Press Suct Suct_Roof
0.286 -0.207 -0.493 .. Long Bracing, Building
0.436 -0.307 .. Long Bracing, Wall Edge Zone
c. Wind coefficients, Interior rigid frame
Table ASCE(02)-2B and ASCE(02)-3

Load 1: C1 = -0.45 - 0.18 = -0.63, C2 = -0.59 - 0.18 = -0.87,
C3 = -0.37 - 0.18 = -0.55, C4 = -0.45 - 0.18 = -0.63
Load 2 C1 = -0.45 + 0.18 = -0.27, C2 = -0.59 + 0.18 = -0.31,
C3 = -0.37 + 0.18 = -0.19, C4 = -0.45 - 0.18 = -0.27
Note load 1 has greater loads than load 2. However, load 1 needs to be applied from the left and
right ends of the building in order to obtain a symmetrical frame.
The design wind coefficients are:
Load 1: C1 = - 0.63, C2 = -0.87, C3 = -0.55, C4 = -0.63

Load 2: C1 = - 0.63, C2 = -0.55, C3 = -0.87, C4 = -0.63
If the code file is not present, the program will enter these values in the MBS design programs. If
the code file is present, the program reads the code file for the longitudinal wind coefficients.
Hence, it is necessary to enter these values in the MBS code files.
d. Rigid frame in endwall and endwall rafter

Similar values from Table ASCE(02)-2B
The C1 to C4 values are: -0.48, -1.07, -0.53, -0.48, when combined with internal pressure: C1 = -
0.66, C2 = -1.25, C3 = -0.71, C4 = -0.66, for the two loads to give a symmetrical frame:
Load 1: C1 = - 0.66, C2 = -1.25, C3 = -0.71, C4 = -0.66
Load 2: C1 = - 0.66, C2 = -0.71, C3 = -1.25, C4 = -0.66
Enter these coefficients in the code file and the program will use them for those rigid frames near
at the endwall and for endwall frames.
F. Summary for Longitudinal Wind

- Roof Design Input File:
- the wind loads from Section b. are on the wind pressure/suction line.
- Rigid Frame Design Input File, "Wind Coefficients" line:
- For frames only at interior locations
- Use coefficients from Section c.
- For frames located at endwall
- Use coefficients from Section d.
- Endwall Design Input File, "Wind Coefficients" line:
- The Wind_1 roof coefficients from Section d, however, a single longitudinal wind load is
used and the maximum suction is used on both roof surfaces.
Where did Long wind coef of -0.87 come from??
4. Load Combinations
Load combination complying with American Standards (ASCE/SEI 7-10 Minimum Design Loads for
Buildings and Other Structures), basic load combination will be followings:
4.1 Load Combination for Strength Design – Ultimate Limit State (ULS)
Load combination for strength design is based on LFRD load combination:

1. 1.4DL
2. 1.2DL + 1.6LL + 0.5LR
3. 1.2DL + 1.6LR + LL
4. 1.2DL + 1.0WL + 0.5LR
5. 0.9DL + 1.0WL
4.2 Load Combination for Allowable Stress Design (ASD)
Load combination for allowable stress design (ASD) is:

1. DL
2. DL + LL
3. DL + LR
4. DL + 0.75LL + 0.75LR
5. DL + 0.6WL
6. DL + 0.75LL + 0.75(0.6WL) + 0.75LR
7. 0.6DL + 0.6WL
4.3 Load Combination for Serviceability Design – Serviceability Limit State (SLS)
Load combination for short-term effect (visually objectionable deformation, reparable cracking or
other damage to interior finishes):
1. DL + LL
2. DL + 0.5S
Load combination for long-term effect (serviceability limit states involving creep, settlement, or
similar long-term or permanent effects):
1. DL + 0.5LL
Load combination for Drift of wall and Frames:

1. DL + 0.5LL + WL
Definition of load:
DL : Dead load consists of Self-Weight, Super dead load and Collateral load
LL : Live load
LR : Roof live load
S : Snow load
WL : Wind load

4.3 Serviceability Limit
(1) According to Table 9.5(b) of ASCE 7-10, and Table 1604.3 of IBC 2018, the vertical deflection
limits following for structural element shall be used unless more restrictive deflection limits
are required by references standard for element of finish material.
Table 4-1: Limitation of deflection

Deflection Limitation
Construction
LL WL DL + LL
Not support or attached to non-structural elements L/180 L/180 L/120
Roof members Supporting or attached to non-structural elements

L/240 L/240 L/240
not likely to be damaged by large deflection
Supporting or attached to non-structural elements

L/480 L/480 L/480
likely to be damaged by large deflection
Not support or attached to non-structural elements L/360 - L/240

Floor members L/360 - L/240
not likely to be damaged by large deflection

L/360 - L/480
likely to be damaged by large deflection
Structural roofing and

siding made of formed - - L/60
metal sheets
Purlin - L/150 L/150
Girt - L/90 -
(2) Lateral deflection of column and due to Wind load is applicable as below:
Concrete block wall/Brick wall with plaster or sandwich panel wall or glass : L/360
Concrete block wall/Brick wall without plaster : L/240
With flexible finished (metal cladding) : L/120
(3) Inter story-drift due to Wind Load, the following allowable limits is applied, unless specified
otherwise in the design guidelines for each item
Concrete block wall/Brick wall with plaster or sandwich panel wall or glass : Hi/360
Concrete block wall/Brick wall without plaster : Hi/240
With flexible finishes (metal cladding) : Hi/120

(4) The wind column (gable column) must be checked against the maximum horizontal deflection
of H/240 at column mid-height.
Where:
L: The span of member.
For cantilever member, L shall be taken as twice the length of cantilever
H: The building height, Hi: The story height or wall height between two beams.
5. Materials
 Hot rolled section fy = 235MPa

 Hollow section fy = 235MPa
 Build-up section fy = 345MPa
 Connection plate fy = 345MPa
 Cold-form section, (Purlin, Girt, Deck) fy = 450MPa
 Welding is in accordance with the AWS Structural Welding Code as issued annually by the
American Welding Society.
6. Summary Result

Critical Left End Wall Members
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2.530 2.530
LL
DL+CL
WL1
Load 10: Dead+Collateral+Live+Wind_Left1+Floor_Live Distributed Loading Units: kN/m

Job: OPPRO20-083-MBS-B1-20201118 Frame: Endwall L Date: 31-12-2020
Axial Diagram (KN) Load 1: 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+Live/2+1.6Floor_Live Units: KN
Shear Diagram (KN) Load 1: 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+Live/2+1.6Floor_Live Units: KN
Moment Diagram (KN-m) Load 1: 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+Live/2+1.6Floor_Live Units: KN-m
DESIGN & ENGINEERING Project ID : FXPCS002 Sheet : 1 of 11 Rev : 0
Fuxin Steel Buildings Co.,LTD Project Name : Zuellig Pharma Location : National Road 2
F14 KMH Industrial Park, Chom Chao, Client Name : Urbanland Asia Investment Co., Ltd
Posenchey, Phnom Penh, Cambodia Job Title : Verification of Critical Steel Column (EC-7)
Tel : (+855)23 882 818 Calculated by : LCN Date : 30-12-20
CALCULATION NOTE Checked by : KCR Date : 30-12-20
Non Composite Column Design in Accordance with AISC360-16 [Reference Note]
1. Scope
tf
tw
h
w
1.1 Geometrical properties
Total depth, h= 474 mm
Top flange width, w= 260 mm
Top flange thickness, tf = 12 mm
Web thickness, tw = 6 mm
Buttom flange width, w= 260 mm
Buttom flange thickness, tf = 12 mm
Fillet radius, r= 0 mm
Length of element, L= 6480 mm
1.2 Sectional properties

Area total, A= 89.4 cm2
Moment inertia about axis x, Ix = 37861.0 cm4
Moment inertia about axis y, Iy = 3516.0 cm4
Radius of gyration about axis x, rx = 20.6 cm
Radius of gyration about axis y, ry = 6.3 cm
Plastic modulus about axis x, Zx = 1745.2 cm3
Plastic modulus about axis y, Zy = 409.7 cm3
Elastic modulus about axis x, Sx = 1597.5 cm3
Elastic modulus about axis y, Sy = 270.5 cm3
Torsional Constant, J= 327.0 cm4
Warping constant, Cw = 1875745.9 cm6
1.3 Material properties

Material properties name, Steel Q345
Minimum yield stress, Fy = 345 N/mm2
Minimum tensile stress, Fu = 448 N/mm2
Elasticity modulus, E = 200000 N/mm2
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1.4 Design aspects

The design aspects covered in this example are:
1. Section classification for local buckling
2. Verification ultimate limite state (ULS)

Check for shear strength
Check for flexural strength
Check for axial strength
Check for combined effect of axial and flexural strength
1.5 Design load

The required axail strength is :
LRFD : Pru = 1254 kN
ASD : Pra = 0 kN
The required shear strength is :

LRFD : Vru,x = 7.6 kN
Vru,y = 0 kN
ASD : Vra,x = 0 kN
Vra,y = 0 kN
The required flexural strength is :

LRFD : Mru,x = 88 kN.m
Mru,y = 0 kN.m
ASD : ra,x =
M 0 kN.m
Mra,y = 0 kN.m
2. Design procedure
2.1 Section classification for local buckling (Member subjected to flexural only)
Width-to-thickness ratio, b/tf = 10.83 "For unstiffened element"

Width-to-thickness ratio, h/tw = 75.00 "For stiffened element"
a. Unstiffened element (Flange)
FL = 0.7 x Fy = 241.5 N/mm2

kc = 4 x sqrt(h/tw) = 0.46 where 0.35  kc  0.76
Limiting width-to-thickness ratio : [AISC360-16]
lp = 0.38 x sqrt(E/Fy) = 9.15 Table B4.1a & B4.1b
lr = 1 x sqrt(E/Fy) For flanges of rolled I-shaped section

0.95 x sqrt(kcE/Fy) For flanges of built-up I-shaped section
lr = 18.58
Classification of flange : For b/tf < lp >>> Compact
For lp < b/tf < lr >>> Noncompact
For b/tf > lr >>> Slender
In this case, flang is : Noncompact
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b. Stiffened element (Web)

Limiting width-to-thickness ratio :
lp = 3.76 x sqrt(E/Fy) = 90.53
lr = 5.77 x sqrt(E/Fy) = 137.24
In this case, web is : Compact "Classification similar to flang"
2.2 Verification ultimate limite state
2.2.1 Check for axial strength

2.2.1.1 Effective length
Effective length of element, Lc,x = Kx L = 5E+03 mm
Lc,y = Ky L = 5184 mm
Lc,z = Kz L = 6480 mm
Effective length factor, Kx = 0.8

[AISC360-16] Appx. 7
Ky = 0.8
Kz = 1
2.2.1.2 Flexural buckling of member without slender element

Nominal compressive strength, Pn = Fcr Ag [AISC360-16] Eq. E3-1
Critical stress, Fcr = 0.658 Fy/Fe x Fy Lc/r  4.71sqrt(E/Fy)

0.877 x Fe Otherwise
Elastic buckling stress, Fe = p2E / (Lc/r)2 [AISC360-16] Eq. E3-4

2
Elastic buckling stress dir.x Fe,x = 3110.67 N/mm
Elastic buckling stress dir.y Fe,y = 288.88 N/mm2
Critical stress in dir. x & y, Fcr,x = 329.35 N/mm2
Fcr,y = 209.28 N/mm2
Minimum critical stress, Fcr = min(Fcr,x , Fcr,y) = 209.28 N/mm2
Nominal compressive strength, Pn = 1870.97 kN
Available strength,
LRFD : fc Pn = 1683.87 kN
ASD : Pn / W c = 1120.34 kN
2.2.1.3 Torsional and Flexural-Torsional buckling of member without slender element

Nominal compressive strength, Pn = Fcr Ag
Critical stress, Fcr = min 0.658 Fy/Fe x Fy

0.877 x Fe
Elastic buckling stress, Fe = (p2ECw/Lcz2 + GJ) x (1/(Ix+Iy))

= 273.91 N/mm2
Critical stress, Fcr = 203.64 N/mm2
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Available strength,
ASD : Pn / W c = 1090.15 kN
2.2.1.4 Member with slender element

Nominal compressive strength, Pn = Fcr Ae [AISC 360-16] Eq. E7-1
Effective width imperfection, c1 = 0.22 [AISC 360-16] Tab. E7.1

c2 = [1 - sqrt(1 - 4c1) ] / 2c1
= 1.49 [AISC 360-16] Eq. E7-4
Minimum critical stress, Fcr = 209.28 N/mm2 § 2.2.1.2 & 2.2.1.3
Effective width of flange be,f = b Case 1

b[1 - c1 sqrt(Fel/Fcr)] x sqrt(Fel/Fcr) Case 2
Case 1 : l  lr sqrt(Fy/Fcr)
Case 2 : l > lr sqrt(Fy/Fcr)
l = 10.83
lr = 10.47 lr = 0.64 sqrt(kcE/Fy) (Member sb to Axial)
Elastic buckling stress, Fel = (c2 lr/l) Fy 2
[AISC 360-16] Eq. E7-5
= 711.38 N/mm2
be,f = 260.00 mm
Effective width of web be,w = b' Case 1

b'[1 - c1 sqrt(Fel/Fcr)] x sqrt(Fel/Fcr) Case 2
b' = h - 2tf
l = 75.00
lr = 35.87 lr = 1.49 sqrt(E/Fy) (Member sb to Axial)
Elastic buckling stress, Fel = (c2 lr/l)2 Fy
= 174.17 N/mm2
be,w = 328.13 mm
Effective area, Ae = be,f x 2tf + be,w x tw + (4 -p)r2

= 8208.80 mm2
Available compressive strength,

ASD : Pn / W c = 1028.71 kN
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Minimum nominal compressive strength,

Pn = 1820.54 kN Without slender element
Resistance factor, fc = 0.90

Safy factor W c = 1.67
Minimum available strength,

LRFD : fc Pn = 1638.49 kN > Pru PASS
ASD : Pn / W c = 1090.15 kN > Pra PASS
2.2.2 Check for shear strength

2.2.2.1 Shear strength of web without tension field action about major axis x-x
Nominal shear strength, Vn = 0.6FyAwCv1 [AISC360-16] Eq. G2-1
Area of web, Aw = h tw = 2844 mm2

Factor kv, kv = 5.34 Web without stiffeners
5 + 5/(a/h)2 Web with stiffeners
= 117.338
Coef. of web shera strength, Cv1 = 1 For rolled I-shaped member with
h/tw  2.24 sqrt(E/Fy)
[AISC 360-16] § .G2.1
1 For all other I-shaped member with
h/tw  1.1 sqrt(kvE/Fy)
1.1 sqrt(kvE/Fy) / (h/tw) Otherwise
=1
Nominal shear strength, Vn = 588.71 kN
Resistance factor, fv = 0.9

Safy factor W v = 1.67
Available strength,
LRFD : fv Vn,x = 529.84 kN > Vru,x PASS
ASD : Vn,x / W v = 352.52 kN > Vra,x PASS
2.2.2.2 Shear strength of web with tension field action "a / h  3" [AISC 360-16] §. G2.2
Verify tension field action : Need
Nominal shear strength,

Case 1, h/tw  1.1 sqrt(kvE/Fy)
Vn = 0.6FyAw
Case 2, h/tw > 1.1 sqrt(kvE/Fy)
a). 2Aw/(Afc + Aft)  2.5 , h/bfc  6 and h/bft  6
Vn = 0.6FyAw [Cv2 + (1- Cv2) / 1.15sqrt(1 +(a/h)2)] [AISC 360-16] Eq. G2-7
b). Otherwise
Vn = 0.6FyAw [Cv2 + (1- Cv2) / 1.15( a/h + sqrt(1 +(a/h)2))] [AISC 360-16] Eq. G2-8
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Area of compression flange, Afc = b x tf = 3120 mm2

Area of tension flange, Aft = b x tw= 3120 mm2
Width of compression flange, bfc = tf_top = 12 mm
Width of tension flange, bft = tf_but = 12 mm
Factor kv, kv = 5.34 [AISC 360-16] Eq. G2-5
Web shear buckling coefficient,

Cv2 = 1 Case i
1.1 sqrt(kvE/Fy) / (h/tw) Case ii [AISC 360-16] §. G2.2
2
1.5 sqrt(kvE/Fy) / [ (h/tw) Fy ] Case iii
= 0.749
Norminal shear strength, Vn = 545.15 kN

Safety factor W v = 1.67
Available strength,
[AISC 360-16] §.G1
2.2.2.3 Transverse stiffeners

: w  2.46 sqrt(E/Fy)
Provided transverse stiffeners h/t >> No need
h/tw > 2.46 sqrt(E/Fy) >> Need
= YES
Check width-to-thickness ratio

Condition verify, bst / tst  0.56 sqrt(E/Fyst)
bst / tst = 12.5
0.56 sqrt(E/Fyst) = 13.48 > 12.5 PASS
[AISC 360-16] §.G2.3
Check moment inertia:
Yield stress ratio, rst = max (Fyw/Fyst , 1) = 1.00
Distance of stiffeners, a = 100 mm
Available shear strength,Vc1 = Vn = 545 kN
Vc2 = 0.6FyAwCv2 = 441 kN
Required shear strength, Vr = Vru,x = 0 kN
Vr = Vra,x = 0 kN
Maximum shear ratio, rw = (Vr - Vc2) / (Vc1 - Vc2) =1
Smaller of a and h, bp = min(a , h) = 100 mm
Moment inertia of transverse stiffeners requirment,
Ist1 = h4 rst1.3/40 x (Fyw/E)1.5 = 90414.28 mm4

[AISC 360-16] §.G2.3
Ist2 = [2.5/(a/h) - 2]bptw  0.5bpt3w=1170050
2 3
mm4
Conditon verify, Ist  Ist2 + (Ist1 - Ist2)rw

Ist = 60750000 mm4 PASS
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Minimum available shear strength about major axis x-x,

2.2.2.4 Shear strength about minor axis y-y

Nominal shear strength, Vn = 0.6FybftfCv2 [AISC 360-16] Eq. G6-1
Coefficient, kv = 1.2
Web shear buckling coefficient,Cv2 = Cv2 which defined in section 2.2.2.2
1 if Fy 485N/mm2
=1
Nominal shear strength, Vn,y = 1291.68 kN
Minimum available strength about minor axis y-y,

LRFD : fv Vn,y = 1162.51 kN > Vru,y PASS
ASD : Vn,y / W v = 773.46 kN > Vra,y PASS
2.2.3 Check for flexural strength

Resistance factor, fb = 0.9
Safety factor, W b = 1.67
[AISC 360-16] § . F1
LTB modification facator, Cb = 1 For cantilever member
12.5Mmax / (2.5Mmax + 3MA + 4MB + 3MC)
= 2.64
2.2.3.1 Lateral-Torsional Buckling (LTB) "Major axis bending"

LTB need to be verified : Lb  Lr Need
Otherwise No Need
= Need
Nominal flexural strength,

MnLTB = Cb [Mp - (Mp - 0.7FySx)((Lb - Lp) / (Lr - Lp))] for Lp < Lb  L r [AISC 360-16] Eq. F2-2
FcrSx for L b > Lr [AISC 360-16] Eq. F2-3
rts = sqrt[sqrt(IyCw) / Sx] = 71.30 [AISC 360-16] Eq. F2-7

Coefficient c, c= 1 [AISC 360-16] Eq. F2-8a
h0 = h - tf = 462 mm
Unbraced length, Lb = 6480.0 mm

Unbraced length limited for limit state of yielding,
Lp = 1.76 ry sqrt(E/Fy) = 2657.51 mm [AISC 360-16] Eq. F2-5
Unbraced length limited inelastic LTB,
Lr = 1.95 rts E/(0.7Fy) sqrt[Jc / Sxh0 +sqrt((Jc / Sxh0)2 + 6.76(0.7Fy / E)2)] [AISC 360-16] Eq. F2-6
= 6921.65 mm
Critical force, Fcr = Cbp2E / (Lb/rts)2 x sqrt[1 + 0.078 Jc (Lb/rts)2 / (Sxh0)] [AISC 360-16] Eq. F2-4
= 714.38 N/mm2
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Nominal flexural strength, MnLTB = 602.09 kN.m
2.2.3.2 Compression Flange Local Buckling "Major axis bending"

Width-to-flange thickness ratio, l = bf / 2tf = 10.83
Coef. slender unstiffened element,kc =4 / sqrt(h/tw) = 0.46 0.35  kc  0.76
Nominal flexural strength, MnFLB = Mp - (Mp - 0.7FySx) [(l - lpf) / (lrf - lpf)] Case 1 [AISC 360-16] Eq. F3-1
0.9 E kc Sx / l2 Case 2 [AISC 360-16] Eq. F3-2
Case 1 : For section with noncompact flanges
Case 2 : For section with slender flanges
Nominal flexural strength, MnFLB = 563.47 kN.m
Minimum nominal flexural strength about major axis bending,

Mnx = min( Mn,LTB , Mn,FLB ) = 563.47 kN.m
Minimum available flexural strength about major axis bending,

LRFD : fb Mnx = 507.12 kN.m > Mru,x PASS
ASD : Mnx / W b = 337.41 kN.m > Mra,x PASS
2.2.3.3 Yielding (Minor axis bending y-y)

Nominal flexural strength, Mn,yield = Mp = FyZy  1.6 Fy Sy [AISC 360-16] Eq.F6-1
= 141.33 kN.m
2.2.3.4 Lateral-Torsional Buckling (LTB) (Minor axis bending y-y)

LTB need to be verified = No Need if flange is compact
Need otherwise
= Need
Nominal flexural strength, MnLTB = Mp - (Mp - 0.7FySy)(l - lpf / lrf - lpf ) Case 1 [AISC 360-16] Eq.F6-2
FcrSy Case 2 [AISC 360-16] Eq.F6-3
Nominal flexural strength, MnFLB = 86695026 kN.m
Minimum nominal flexural strength,

Mn,y = min( Mn,yield , Mn,FLB ) =141.33 kN.m
Minimum available flexural strength about minor axis y-y,

LRFD : fb Mny = 127.20 kN.m > Mru,y PASS
ASD : Mny / W b = 84.63 kN.m > Mra,y PASS
2.2.4 Check for combined force axial force and flexure
Condition verification,
D/C = Pr / Pc + 8/9 ( Mrx/Mcx + Mry/Mcy )  1 when Pr/Pc  0.2 [AISC 360-16] Eq. H1-1a
Pr / 2Pc + ( Mrx/Mcx + Mry/Mcy )  1 when Pr/Pc < 0.2 [AISC 360-16] Eq. H1-1b
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2.2.4.1 LRFD Approache

Minimum available flexural strength, Mcx = fb Mn,x = 507.12 kN.m
Mcy = fb Mn,y = 127.20 kN.m
Maximum required flexral strength, Mrx = Mru,x = 88.00 kN.m

Mry = Mru,y = 0.00 kN.m
Minimum design axial strength, Pc = fc Pn = 1638.49 kN

Maximum required axial strength, Pr = Pru = 1254.00 kN
Ration of Pr and Pc, Pr / Pc = 0.765
Demand / Capacity Ratio,

D/C Ratio = 0.92 < 1 PASS
2.2.4.2 ASD Approache

Minimum available flexural strength, Mcx = Mnx / Wb = 337.41 kN.m
Mcy = Mny / Wb = 84.63 kN.m
Maximum required flexral strength, Mrx = Mra,x = 0 kN.m

Mry = Mra,y = 0 kN.m
Minimum design axial strength, Pc = Pn / Wc = 1090.15 kN

Maximum required axial strength, Pr = Pra = 0 kN
Ration of Pr and Pc, Pr / Pc = 0

D/C Ratio = 0 < 1 PASS
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3. Design summary
Section Classification for local buckling

Flange is : Noncompact Web is : Compact
Verification of axial strength

LRFD ASD
Resistance factor, fc = 0.90 Safety factor, W c = 1.67
Design strength, fcPn = 1638.49 kN Allowable strength, Pn / Wc= 1090.15 kN
Requirment strength, Pru = 1254.00 kN Requirment strength, Pra = 0.00 kN
PASS PASS
Verification of flexural strength (Major axis bending)

LRFD ASD
Resistance factor, fb = 0.9 Safety factor, W b = 1.67
Design strength, fbMnx = 507.12 kN.m Allowable strength, Mnx / Wb = 337.41 kN.m
Requirment strength, Mru,x = 88.00 kN.m Requirment strength, Mra,x = 0.00 kN.m
PASS PASS
Verification of flexural strength (Minor axis bending)

LRFD ASD
Design strength, fbMny = 127.20 kN.m Allowable strength, Mny / Wb = 84.63 kN.m
Requirment strength, Mru,y = 0.00 kN.m Requirment strength, Mra,y = 0.00 kN.m
PASS PASS
Verification of shear strength about Major axis

LRFD ASD
Resistance factor, fv = 0.9 Safety factor, W v = 1.67
Design strength, fvVnx = 490.64 kN Allowable strength, Vnx / Wv= 326.44 kN
Requirment strength, Vru,x = 7.60 kN Requirment strength, Vra,x = 0.00 kN
PASS PASS
Verification of shear strength about Minor axis

LRFD ASD
Design strength, fvVny = 1162.51 kN Allowable strength, Vny / Wv= 773.46 kN
Requirment strength, Vru,y = 0.00 kN Requirment strength, Vra,y = 0.00 kN
PASS PASS
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Verification of stiffeners
Transverse stiffener requirment = YES
Check width-to-thickness ratio Check moment inertia
bst / tst  0.56 sqrt(E/Fyst) Ist  Ist2 + (Ist1 - Ist2)rw
bst / tst = 12.50 Ist = 60750000.00 mm4
0.56 sqrt(E/Fyst) = 13.48 Ist2 + (Ist1 - Ist2)rw = 90414.28 mm4
PASS PASS
Verification of Combined forces : Demand/Capacity (D/C) Ratio

LRFD ASD
D/C Ratio = 0.920 < 1 D/C Ratio = 0.000 < 1
PASS PASS
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Posenchey, Phnom Penh, Cambodia Job Title : Verification of Critical Steel Rafter (ER-1)
1. Scope
tf
tw
h
w
Total depth, h = 313 mm
Top flange width, w = 208 mm
Buttom flange width, w = 208 mm
Length of element, L = 11758 mm

Area total, A = 51.1 cm2
Torsional Constant, J = 92.2 cm4

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Verification of Critical Steel Rafter (ER-1) Project ID : FXPCS002 Sheet : 2 of 11 Rev : 0
1.4 Design aspects


1.5 Design load

LRFD : Pru = 4.9 kN
ASD : Pra = 0 kN

Vru,y = 0 kN
ASD : Vra,x = 0 kN
Vra,y = 0 kN

LRFD : Mru,x = 98.1 kN.m
Mru,y = 0 kN.m
ASD : Mra,x = 0 kN.m
Mra,y = 0 kN.m
2. Design procedure

FL = 0.7 x Fy = 241.5 N/mm2

Table B4.1a & B4.1b
lp = 0.38 x sqrt(E/Fy) = 9.15
lr = 20.61
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lp = 3.76 x sqrt(E/Fy) = 90.53
lr = 5.77 x sqrt(E/Fy) = 137.24

Lc,y = Ky L = 14110 mm
Lc,z = Kz L = 11758 mm

Ky = 1.2
Kz = 1



Fe,x = 175.63 2
Elastic buckling stress dir.x N/mm
Fcr,y = 43.28 N/mm2
Available strength,
ASD : Pn / Wc = 132.43 kN


0.877 x Fe

= 108.02 N/mm2
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Available strength,
ASD : Pn / Wc = 277.31 kN


c2 = [1 - sqrt(1 - 4c1) ] / 2c1
= 1.49 [AISC 360-16] Eq. E7-4
Minimum critical stress, Fcr = 43.28 N/mm 2 § 2.2.1.2 & 2.2.1.3

l = 13.00
Elastic buckling stress, Fel = (c2 lr/l)2 Fy [AISC 360-16] Eq. E7-5
2
= 608.09 N/mm
be,f = 208.00 mm

b' = h - 2tf
l = 49.50
= 399.85 N/mm2
be,w = 297.00 mm

= 5110.00 mm2

ASD : Pn / Wc = 132.43 kN
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Safy factor Wc = 1.67

ASD : Pn / Wc = 132.43 kN > Pra PASS


= 5.34
[AISC 360-16] § .G2.1
=1

Safy factor Wv = 1.67
Available strength,
ASD : Vn,x / Wv = 232.78 kN > Vra,x PASS

Vn = 0.6FyAw
b). Otherwise
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Cv2 = 1 Case i
2
=1

Safety factor Wv = 1.67
Available strength,
[AISC 360-16] §.G1

: /tw  2.46 sqrt(E/Fy)
Provided transverse stiffeners h >> No need
= No need

bst / tst = NA
0.56 sqrt(E/Fyst) = NA < NA NA
[AISC 360-16] §.G2.3
Yield stress ratio, rst = max (Fyw/Fyst , 1) = NA
Available shear strength,Vc1 = Vn = NA kN
Vc2 = 0.6FyAwCv2 = NA kN
Vr = Vra,x = 0 kN
Maximum shear ratio, rw = (Vr - Vc2) / (Vc1 - Vc2) = NA
Smaller of a and h, bp = min(a , h) = NA mm
Ist1 = h4 rst1.3/40 x (Fyw/E)1.5 = NA mm4

[AISC 360-16] §.G2.3
Ist2 = [2.5/(a/h) - 2]bptw  0.5bpt3w=NA
2 3
mm4

Ist = NA mm4 NA
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Web shear buckling coefficient, Cv2 = Cv2 which defined in section 2.2.2.2
1 if Fy 485N/mm2
=1

ASD : Vn,y / Wv = 412.51 kN > Vra,y PASS

Safety factor, Wb = 1.67
[AISC 360-16] § . F1
12.5Mmax / (2.5Mmax + 3MA + 4MB + 3MC)
= 2.64

Otherwise No Need
= Need

MnLTB = Cb [Mp - (Mp - 0.7FySx)((Lb - Lp) / (Lr - Lp))] for Lp < Lb  Lr [AISC 360-16] Eq. F2-2
FcrSx for Lb > Lr [AISC 360-16] Eq. F2-3

h0 = h - tf = 305 mm

= 5529.68 mm
Critical force, Fcr = Cbp E / (Lb/rts)2 x sqrt[1 + 0.078 Jc (Lb/rts)2 / (Sxh0)]
2
[AISC 360-16] Eq. F2-4
2
= 553.47 N/mm
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0.9 E kc Sx / l 2
Case 2 [AISC 360-16] Eq. F3-2


ASD : Mnx / Wb = 115.88 kN.m > Mra,x PASS

= 60.63 kN.m

Need otherwise
= Need


ASD : Mny / Wb = 36.30 kN.m > Mra,y PASS
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3. Design summary


LRFD ASD
Resistance factor, fc = 0.90 Safety factor, Wc = 1.67
PASS PASS

LRFD ASD
Resistance factor, fb = 0.9 Safety factor, Wb = 1.67
PASS PASS

LRFD ASD
PASS PASS

LRFD ASD
Resistance factor, fv = 0.9 Safety factor, Wv = 1.67
PASS PASS

LRFD ASD
PASS PASS
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Transverse stiffener requirment = No need
bst / tst = NA Ist = NA
0.56 sqrt(E/Fyst) = NA Ist2 + (Ist1 - Ist2)rw = NA
NA NA

LRFD ASD
D/C Ratio = 0.576 < 1 D/C Ratio = 0.000 < 1
PASS PASS
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Posenchey, Phnom Penh, Cambodia Job Title : Verification of Critical Steel Column (RF2-8)
1. Scope
tf
tw
h
w


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Verification of Critical Steel Column (RF2-8) Project ID : FXPCS002 Sheet : 2 of 11 Rev : 0
1.4 Design aspects


1.5 Design load

LRFD : Pru = 2600 kN
ASD : Pra = 0 kN

Vru,y = 0 kN
ASD : Vra,x = 0 kN
Vra,y = 0 kN

Mru,y = 0 kN.m
Mra,y = 0 kN.m
2. Design procedure

FL = 0.7 x Fy = 241.5 N/mm2

Table B4.1a & B4.1b
lp = 0.38 x sqrt(E/Fy) = 9.15
lr = 19.97
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lp = 3.76 x sqrt(E/Fy) = 90.53
lr = 5.77 x sqrt(E/Fy) = 137.24

Lc,y = Ky L = 7776 mm
Lc,z = Kz L = 6480 mm

Ky = 1.2
Kz = 1



Fe,x = 1512.33 2
Elastic buckling stress dir.x N/mm
Fcr,y = 233.19 N/mm2
Available strength,
ASD : Pn / Wc = 2356.99 kN


0.877 x Fe

= 594.59 N/mm2
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Available strength,
ASD : Pn / Wc = 2735.30 kN


c2 = [1 - sqrt(1 - 4c1) ] / 2c1
= 1.49 [AISC 360-16] Eq. E7-4
Minimum critical stress, Fcr = 233.19 N/mm 2 § 2.2.1.2 & 2.2.1.3

l = 12.97
Elastic buckling stress, Fel = (c2 lr/l)2 Fy [AISC 360-16] Eq. E7-5
2
= 573.19 N/mm
be,f = 415.00 mm

b' = h - 2tf
l = 56.25
= 309.64 N/mm2
be,w = 387.09 mm

= 16376.74 mm2

ASD : Pn / Wc = 2286.72 kN
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= 121.162
[AISC 360-16] § .G2.1
=1

Available strength,

Vn = 0.6FyAw
b). Otherwise
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Cv2 = 1 Case i
2
=1

Available strength,
[AISC 360-16] §.G1

: /tw  2.46 sqrt(E/Fy)
= YES

bst / tst = 12.5
0.56 sqrt(E/Fyst) = 13.48 > 12.5 PASS
[AISC 360-16] §.G2.3
Vr = Vra,x = 0 kN
Maximum shear ratio, rw = (Vr - Vc2) / (Vc1 - Vc2) = 0
Ist1 = h4 rst1.3/40 x (Fyw/E)1.5 = 96674.47 mm4

[AISC 360-16] §.G2.3
Ist2 = [2.5/(a/h) - 2]bptw  0.5bpt3w=2871347
2 3
mm4

Ist = 60750000 mm4 PASS
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1 if Fy 485N/mm2
=1


[AISC 360-16] § . F1
12.5Mmax / (2.5Mmax + 3MA + 4MB + 3MC)
= 2.64

Otherwise No Need
= Need


h0 = h - tf = 466 mm

= 11989.88 mm
2
[AISC 360-16] Eq. F2-4
2
= 1849.85 N/mm
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0.9 E kc Sx / l 2
Case 2 [AISC 360-16] Eq. F3-2



= 477.83 kN.m

Need otherwise
= Need


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Mcy = Mny / Wb = 286.12 kN.m



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3. Design summary


LRFD ASD
PASS PASS

LRFD ASD
PASS PASS

LRFD ASD
PASS PASS

LRFD ASD
PASS PASS

LRFD ASD
PASS PASS
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bst / tst = 12.50 Ist = 60750000.00 mm4
PASS PASS

LRFD ASD
D/C Ratio = 0.738 < 1 D/C Ratio = 0.000 < 1
PASS PASS
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Posenchey, Phnom Penh, Cambodia Job Title : Verification of Steel Rafter RF2-3
Steel Column Design in Accordance with AISC360-16 [Reference Note]
1. Scope
tf
tw
h
w


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Verification of Steel Rafter RF2-3 Project ID : FXPCS002 Sheet : 2 of 12 Rev : 0
1.4 Design aspects


1.5 Design load

LRFD : Pru = 305.1 kN
ASD : Pra = 0 kN

LRFD : Vru,x = 215 kN
Vru,y = 0 kN
ASD : Vra,x = 0 kN
Vra,y = 0 kN

Mru,y = 0 kN.m
Mra,y = 0 kN.m
2. Design procedure

FL = 0.7 x Fy = 241.5 N/mm2

[AISC360-16]
Limiting width-to-thickness ratio : Table B4.1a & B4.1b
lp = 0.38 x sqrt(E/Fy) = 9.15
lr = 16.81
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lp = 3.76 x sqrt(E/Fy) = 90.53
lr = 5.77 x sqrt(E/Fy) = 137.24
In this case, web is : Noncompact "Classification similar to flang"
2.2 Verification utimate limite state (ULS)

Effective length of element, Lc,x = Kx L = 6360 mm
Lc,y = Ky L = 6360 mm
Lc,z = Kz L = 5300 mm

Ky = 1.2
Kz = 1

[AISC360-16] Eq. E3-1
Critical stress, Fcr = 0.658 Fy/Fe
x Fy Lc/r  4.71sqrt(E/Fy)
Elastic buckling stress, Fe = p2E / (Lc/r)2

Elastic buckling stress dir.x Fe,x = 7189 N/mm2 [AISC360-16] Eq. E3-4
Fe,y = 204.60 2
Elastic buckling stress dir.y N/mm
Fcr,y = 170.34 N/mm2
Available strength,
ASD : Pn / Wc = 1700.51 kN


0.877 x Fe

= 433.03 N/mm2
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Available strength,
ASD : Pn / Wc = 2467.56 kN


c2 = [1 - sqrt(1 - 4c1) ] / 2c1
= 1.49 [AISC 360-16] Eq. E7-4

l = 9.28
Elastic buckling stress, Fel = (c2 lr/l) Fy
2
[AISC 360-16] Eq. E7-5
= 793.11 N/mm2
be,f = 297.00 mm

b' = h - 2tf
l = 112.00
= 78.10 N/mm2
be,w = 516.34 mm

= 13634.70 mm2

ASD : Pn / Wc = 1390.71 kN
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= 435.592
h/tw  2.24 sqrt(E/Fy) [AISC 360-16] § .G2.1
=1

Available strength,

Vn = 0.6FyAw

[AISC 360-16] Eq. G2-7
2
Vn = 0.6FyAw [Cv2 + (1- Cv2) / 1.15sqrt(1 +(a/h) )]
b). Otherwise
[AISC 360-16] Eq. G2-8
2
Vn = 0.6FyAw [Cv2 + (1- Cv2) / 1.15( a/h + sqrt(1 +(a/h) ))]
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Cv2 = 1 Case i
2
= 0.347

Available strength,
[AISC 360-16] §.G1

: /tw  2.46 sqrt(E/Fy)
= YES

bst / tst = 12.5
0.56 sqrt(E/Fyst) = 13.48 > 12.5 PASS
[AISC 360-16] §.G2.3

Vr = Vra,x = 0 kN
Ist1 = h4 rst1.3/40 x (Fyw/E)1.5 = 1328359.31 mm4

[AISC 360-16] §.G2.3
Ist2 = [2.5/(a/h)2 - 2]bptw3  0.5bpt3w=10920755.20 mm4

Ist = 479548757.3 mm4 PASS
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1 if Fy 485N/mm2
=1


[AISC 360-16] § . F1
LTB modification facator, Cb = 1 For cantilever beam
12.5Mmax / (2.5Mmax + 3MA + 4MB + 3MC)
= 2.64
2.2.3.1 Compression Flange Yielding about "Major axis bending"

hc = h - tf = 896 mm
Coefficient l, l = hc / tw = 112.00 [AISC 360-16] §.F4.2c(6)
Elastic section modulus of CF, Sxc = Ix / (h/2) = 5293050.11 mm 3
Yield moment of CF, Myc = Fy Sxc = 1826.10 kN.m [AISC 360-16] §.F4.1
Moment inertia of CF, Iyc = Iy / (h/2) = 150646.03 mm 4
Plastic bending moment, Mp = FyZx  1.6FySx

= 2049.11 kN.m
Web plastification factor, Rpc = Mp/Myc Case 1

Mp/Myc - (Mp/Myc -1)[(l-lpw)/(lrw -lpw)]  Mp/Myc
1.00 Case 3 [AISC 360-16] §.F4.2c(6)
Case 1 : For Iyc/Iy > 0.23 and hc/tw  lpw
Case 2 : For Iyc/Iy > 0.23 and hc/tw > lpw
Case 3 : For Iyc/Iy  0.23
Rpc = 1
Norminal flexural strength, MnCFY = RpcMyc = 1826.10 kN.m
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aw = hctw / bfctfc = 1.51 [AISC 360-16] Eq. F4-12
Effective radius of gyration, rt = b / sqrt[12(1 + aw/6)] = 76.64 mm [AISC 360-16] Eq. F4-11
Lateral unbraced length limited, Lp = 1.1rt sqrt(E/Fy) = 2029.9 mm [AISC 360-16] Eq. F4-7
LTB need to be verified : Lb  Lp Need

Otherwise No Need
= No Need
Elastic section modulus of TF, Sxt = Ix / (h-h/2) = 5293050.11 mm3

Nominal stress of CF, FL = 0.7Fy For Sxt / Sxc  0.7 [AISC 360-16] Eq. F4-6a
Fy Sxt/Sxc  0.5Fy For Sxt / Sxc < 0.7 [AISC 360-16] Eq. F4-6b
= 241.50 N/mm2
Torsional constant, J = 0.00 mm4 [AISC 360-16] § . F4.2c(2)

Critical force, Fcr = Cbp2E / (Lb/rt) x sqrt[1 + 0.078J(Lb/rt)2/ (Sxch0)] [AISC 360-16] Eq. F4-5
2
= 18089.50 N/mm2
Limiting unbraced length for the limit stat of inelastic LTB,

Lr = 1.95rtE/FL sqrt[J/(Sxch0) + sqrt((J/Sxch0)2 + 6.76(FL/E)2)] [AISC 360-16] Eq. F4-8
= 7155.3 mm

MnLTB = Cb [RpcMyc - (RpcMyc - FLSxc)((Lb - Lp) / (Lr - Lp))]  RpcMyc Case 1 [AISC 360-16] Eq. F4-2
FcrSxc  RpcMyc Case 2 [AISC 360-16] Eq. F4-3
Case 1 : Lp < Lb  Lr
Case 2 : Lb > Lr
MnLTB = NA kN.m

FLB need to verify = No Need For Compact Flange [AISC 360-16] § .F4.3a
Need Otherwise
= Need

Nominal flexural strength, MnFLB = RpcMyc - (RpcMyc- FLSxc) [(l - lpf) / (lrf - lpf)] [AISC 360-16] Eq. F4-13
0.9 E kc Sxc / l 2
Case 2 [AISC 360-16] Eq. F4-14
Nominal flexural strength, MnFLB = NA kN.m
2.2.3.4 Tension Flange Yielding

TFY need to verify = Need For Sxt  Sxc
No Need Otherwise
= No Need
Myt = FySxt = 1826.10 kN.m
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Web plastification factor corresponding to the tension flange

Rpt = Mp / Myt Case 1
Mp/Myt - (Mp/Myt -1)[(l-lpw)/(lrw -lpw)]  Mp/Myt Case 2
1 Case 3
Case 1 : For Iyc/Iy > 0.23 and hc/tw  lpw
Case 2 : For Iyc/Iy > 0.23 and hc/tw > lpw
Case 3 : For Iyc/Iy  0.23
Rpt = 1
Nominal flexural strength, MnTFY = NA kN.m

Mnx = min( Mn,CFY , Mn,LTB , Mn,FLB , Mn,TFY ) = 1826.10 kN.m
Minimum available flexural strength about major axis x-x,


Nominal flexural strength, Mn,yield = Mp = FyZx  1.6 Fy Sy [AISC 360-16] Eq.F6-1
= 248.40 kN.m

Need otherwise
= Need

Mn,y = min( Mn,yield , Mn,FLB ) = 248.40 kN.m

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Mcy = Mny / Wb = 148.74 kN.m



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3. Design summary

Flange is : Noncompact Web is : Noncompact

LRFD ASD
PASS PASS

LRFD ASD
PASS PASS

LRFD ASD
PASS PASS

LRFD ASD
PASS PASS

LRFD ASD
PASS PASS
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Transverse stiffener requirment = 0
bst / tst = 12.50 Ist = 479548757.33 mm4
PASS PASS

LRFD ASD
D/C Ratio = 0.857 < 1 D/C Ratio = 0.000 < 1
PASS PASS
**Note : Maximum % Error acceptable is 5% between hand calculation and structural software
Max[value calculate, value from software] - Min[value calculate, value from software]
% Error = x 100
Max[value calculate, value from software]
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1. Scope
tf
tw
h
w


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Verification of Critical Steel Column (EC-15+EC-16) Project ID : FXPCS002 Sheet : 2 of 11 Rev : 0
1.4 Design aspects


1.5 Design load

LRFD : Pru = 113.8 kN
ASD : Pra = 0 kN

LRFD : Vru,x = 0 kN
Vru,y = 0 kN
ASD : Vra,x = 0 kN
Vra,y = 0 kN

LRFD : Mru,x = 0 kN.m
Mru,y = 0 kN.m
ASD : ra,x =
M 0 kN.m
Mra,y = 0 kN.m
2. Design procedure

FL = 0.7 x Fy = 241.5 N/mm2


lr = 18.58
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lp = 3.76 x sqrt(E/Fy) = 90.53
lr = 5.77 x sqrt(E/Fy) = 137.24

Lc,y = Ky L = 21360 mm
Lc,z = Kz L = 17800 mm

Ky = 1.2
Kz = 1



2
Fcr,y = 43.28 N/mm2
Available strength,
ASD : Pn / W c = 231.68 kN


0.877 x Fe

= 89.04 N/mm2
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Available strength,
ASD : Pn / W c = 364.88 kN


c2 = [1 - sqrt(1 - 4c1) ] / 2c1
= 1.49 [AISC 360-16] Eq. E7-4

l = 10.83
Elastic buckling stress, Fel = (c2 lr/l) Fy
2
[AISC 360-16] Eq. E7-5
= 711.38 N/mm2
be,f = 260.00 mm

b' = h - 2tf
l = 75.00
= 174.17 N/mm2
be,w = 450.00 mm

= 8940.00 mm2

ASD : Pn / W c = 231.68 kN
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= 117.338
[AISC 360-16] § .G2.1
=1

Available strength,

Vn = 0.6FyAw
b). Otherwise
Page - 5 -


Cv2 = 1 Case i
2
= 0.749

Available strength,
[AISC 360-16] §.G1

: w  2.46 sqrt(E/Fy)
= YES

bst / tst = 12.5
0.56 sqrt(E/Fyst) = 13.48 > 12.5 PASS
[AISC 360-16] §.G2.3
Vr = Vra,x = 0 kN
Maximum shear ratio, rw = (Vr - Vc2) / (Vc1 - Vc2) =1
Ist1 = h4 rst1.3/40 x (Fyw/E)1.5 = 90414.28 mm4

[AISC 360-16] §.G2.3
Ist2 = [2.5/(a/h) - 2]bptw  0.5bpt3w=1170050
2 3
mm4

Ist = 60750000 mm4 PASS
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1 if Fy 485N/mm2
=1


[AISC 360-16] § . F1
12.5Mmax / (2.5Mmax + 3MA + 4MB + 3MC)
= 2.64

Otherwise No Need
= No Need


h0 = h - tf = 462 mm

= 6921.65 mm
= 15744.95 N/mm2
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= 141.33 kN.m

Need otherwise
= Need


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3. Design summary


LRFD ASD
PASS PASS

LRFD ASD
PASS PASS

LRFD ASD
PASS PASS

LRFD ASD
PASS PASS

LRFD ASD
PASS PASS
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bst / tst = 12.50 Ist = 60750000.00 mm4
PASS PASS

LRFD ASD
D/C Ratio = 0.327 < 1 D/C Ratio = 0.000 < 1
PASS PASS
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Posenchey, Phnom Penh, Cambodia Job Title : Verification of Critical Steel Rafter (ER-5)
1. Scope
tf
tw
h
w


Page - 1 -
1.4 Design aspects


1.5 Design load

LRFD : Pru = 5.5 kN
ASD : Pra = 0 kN

Vru,y = 0 kN
ASD : Vra,x = 0 kN
Vra,y = 0 kN

Mru,y = 0 kN.m
ASD : ra,x =
M 0 kN.m
Mra,y = 0 kN.m
2. Design procedure

FL = 0.7 x Fy = 241.5 N/mm2


lr = 20.08
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lp = 3.76 x sqrt(E/Fy) = 90.53
lr = 5.77 x sqrt(E/Fy) = 137.24

Lc,y = Ky L = 10440 mm
Lc,z = Kz L = 8700 mm

Ky = 1.2
Kz = 1



2
Fcr,y = 43.28 N/mm2
Available strength,
ASD : Pn / W c = 137.56 kN


0.877 x Fe

= 129.63 N/mm2
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Available strength,
ASD : Pn / W c = 359.98 kN


c2 = [1 - sqrt(1 - 4c1) ] / 2c1
= 1.49 [AISC 360-16] Eq. E7-4

l = 13.00
Elastic buckling stress, Fel = (c2 lr/l) Fy 2
[AISC 360-16] Eq. E7-5
= 576.88 N/mm2
be,f = 208.00 mm

b' = h - 2tf
l = 55.00
= 323.88 N/mm2
be,w = 330.00 mm

= 5308.00 mm2

ASD : Pn / W c = 137.56 kN
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= 5.34
[AISC 360-16] § .G2.1
=1

Available strength,

Vn = 0.6FyAw
b). Otherwise
Page - 5 -


Cv2 = 1 Case i
2
=1

Available strength,
[AISC 360-16] §.G1

: w  2.46 sqrt(E/Fy)
= No need

bst / tst = NA
[AISC 360-16] §.G2.3
Available shear strength,Vc1 = Vn = NA kN
Vr = Vra,x = 0 kN
Maximum shear ratio, rw = (Vr - Vc2) / (Vc1 - Vc2) =NA

[AISC 360-16] §.G2.3
2 3
mm4

Ist = NA mm4 NA
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1 if Fy 485N/mm2
=1


[AISC 360-16] § . F1
12.5Mmax / (2.5Mmax + 3MA + 4MB + 3MC)
= 2.64

Otherwise No Need
= No Need


h0 = h - tf = 338 mm

= 5395.98 mm
= 9646.10 N/mm2
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= 60.73 kN.m

Need otherwise
= Need


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3. Design summary


LRFD ASD
PASS PASS

LRFD ASD
PASS PASS

LRFD ASD
PASS PASS

LRFD ASD
PASS PASS

LRFD ASD
PASS PASS
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NA NA

LRFD ASD
D/C Ratio = 0.572 < 1 D/C Ratio = 0.000 < 1
PASS PASS
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DESIGN & ENGINEERING Project ID : FXPCS002 Sheet : 1 of 11 Rev :
Posenchey, Phnom Penh, Cambodia Job Title : Verification of Steel Decking (LL=12kN/m2)

Composite Steel Floor Deck Design to SDI (C-2011 Standard)
[Reference Note]
AISI (S100-2007) & ACI 318-14
1. Scope
In this example, a composite deck section of Fuxin Steel Building Co., Ltd is selected
to be verified with tripple spans of floor deck which each length Li 1742
= mm
Figure 1.1 Composite deck section

Total length of the section, Ld = 1000 mm
Thickness of floor section, h = 150 mm
Rib depth, dd = 50 mm
Rib space, S = 333.31 mm
Rib base of buttom/top side, bsi = 140 mm
Rib opened, O = 193.33 mm
Width of flat portion, D web = 57 mm
Hieght of embossment, Ph = 1.5 mm
Angle italic, q = 61.93 degree
Thickness of deck profile, td = 1 mm
Bearing length, NL = 19 mm
Inside bending radius, R = 15 mm

Unite weight of steel deck, W t = 0.11775 kg/m2
Positive bending parameters
Ixe = 52100 mm4
Sxe = 19520 mm3
Negative bending parameters
Ixe = 48600 mm4
Sxe = 22320 mm3
1.3 Embossments type

Type of embossment : Type I SDI - Appendix 2 §. A2.1
1.3 Material property of steel deck

Elasticity modulus, Es = 200000 N/mm2
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1.4 Material property of concrete

Caracteristic strength, f'c = 30 N/mm2
Elasticity modulus, Ec = 26830.6 N/mm2
1.5 Material property of bar

Minimum yiels stress, Fy = 390 N/mm2
1.6 Design load (S.W excluded)

Live load construction, LLc = 1.5 kN/m2
Dead load on floors, DLf = 0.7 kN/m2
Live load on floors, LLf = 12 kN/m2 10
1.7 Envelopped external force on construction stage and composite stage

Construction stage Composite stage
Ru,max,ex = 4.44 kN Rc,max,ex = 15.68 kN
Ru,max,int = 12.04 kN Rc,max,int = 42.08 kN [SDI, C-2011] Apx.1
Vu,max = 6.41 kN Vc,max = 21.91 kN
Mu,max+ = 1.63 kN.m Mc,max+ = 6.01 kN.m
Mu,max- = 1.96 kN.m Mc,max- = 7.034 kN.m
2. Design aspects
1. Verification during construction stages
2. Applying floor deck to work at composite stages
3. Verification at composite stage
3. Design procedure
3.1 Verification of steel floor deck at construction stage
3.1.1 Verification of flexural strength
EDP :
Embossment Deck Panel
Coefficient of deck profile, K1 = 0.07 x Dw 0.5
/ ph  1.55 Type 1 EDP
15 x t / (Dw x ph0.5) Type 2 EDP [SDI] Eq. A2-(12 - 14)

(K11ps1 + K12ps2) / (ps1 + ps2) Type 3 EDP
= 1.55 for Type 1 EDP

Type 1 E in type 3 pattern, K11 = K1 = NA E : Embossment
Type 2 E in type 3 pattern, K12 = K1 = NA [SDI] Eq. A2-14
ps1 = 12 x (le / S) Type 1 EDP [SDI] Eq. A2-1
12 x (sum of l1 within S1) / S1 Type 3 EDP [SDI] Eq. A2-3
= 6.67
ps2 = 12 x (l1 + l2) / S Type 2 EDP [SDI] Eq. A2-2
12 x (sum of l2 within S2) / S2 Type 3 EDP [SDI] Eq. A2-4
= NA
Coef. of embossment pattern, K3 = 0.87 + 0.0688N - 0.00222N2  1.4 = 1.06 [SDI] Eq. A2-11
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Number of cells in a slab width, N = Ld / (O + bsi) = 3
Coef. of embossment, Ka = K3/K1  1 = 0.682 Checked [SDI] Eq. A2-10

C factor, C = 0.60 [SDI] § A2.3
3
Static positive moment, Sbot = 19520 cm
FX. Technical Table
Static negative moment, Stop = 22320 cm3
Norminal (+) bending strength, Mn+ = Ka C Fy Sbot = 2.39 kN.m

Eq. A2-15
Nominal (-) bending strength, Mn- = Ka C Fy Stop = 2.74 kN.m
Bending resistance factor, fb= 0.9
Design (+) bending strength, fbMn+ = 2.16 kN.m  Mu,max+ PASS
Design (-) bending strength, fbMn- = 2.46 kN.m  Mu,max- PASS
3.1.2 Verification of shear strength
Area of one web element, A1w = Dw td = 68.4 mm2 [AISI-2007] Eq. C3.2.1-1
Area total of web element, Aw = 6 x A1w = 410.4 mm2
Shear buckling coef., kv = 5.34 For unreinforced webs [AISI-2007] §. C3.2.1-1c
Nominal shear stress, Fv = 0.6 x Fy Case 1 [AISI-2007] Eq. C3.2.1-2
0.6 x sqrt(Es x kv x Fy) / (h / t) Case 2 [AISI-2007] Eq. C3.2.1-3
p x Es x kv / [12(1 - m )(h/t) ]
2 2 2
Case 3 [AISI-2007] Eq. C3.2.1-4a
= 180.00 N/mm2 Case 1 is applied

Case 1: h / td  sqrt(Es x kv / Fy)
Case 2: sqrt(Es x kv / Fy) < h / td  1.51 sqrt(Es x kv / Fy)
Case 3: h / td > 1.51 sqrt(Es x kv / Fy)
Nominal shear strength, Vn = Aw x Fv = 65.18 kN
[AISI-2007] Eq. C3.2.1-1
Shear resistance factor, fv = 0.95
Design shear strength, fvVn = 61.92 kN  Vu,max PASS
3.1.3 Verification comobined effect of bending and shear
Case 1 : Negative bending moment with shear

Condition verify, sqrt[(Mu,max- / fbMn-)2 + ( Vu,max / fvVn)2]  1 PASS
sqrt[(Mu,max- / fbMn-)2 + ( Vu,max / fvVn)2] = 0.104

[AISI-2007] Eq. C3.3.2-1
Case 2 : Positive bending moment with shear
Condition verify, sqrt[(Mu,max+ / fbMn+)2 + ( Vu,max / fvVn)2]  1 PASS
sqrt[(Mu,max+ / fbMn+)2 + ( Vu,max / fvVn)2] = 0.76
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3.1.4 Verification web crippling
Ratio of hd to td, hd / td = 41.67  200 YES

Ratio of NL to td, NL / td = 15.83  210 YES
Ratio of NL to dd, NL / dd = 0.38  3 YES
C coefficient, CEnd = 3 and CInt = 8

[AISI-2007]
Inside bending radius coef., CR-E = 0.04 and CR-I = 0.10
Table C3.4.1-5
Bearing length coef., CN-E = 0.29 and CN-I = 0.17
Web slenderness coef., Ch-E = 0.028 and Ch-I = 0.004 Table C3.4.1-5
Web crippling resistance fac., fw-E = 0.60 and fw-I = 0.85
Nominal exterior web crippling strength,

Pn.ex = CEnd t2 Fy sinq[1 - CR-E sqrt(R/td)] x [1 + CN-E sqrt(N/td)] x [1-Ch-E sqrt(dd/td)]
Pn.ex = 10.40 kN
[AISI-2007]
Nominal interior web crippling strength,
Eq. C3.4.1-1
Pn.int = CInt t2 Fy sinq[1 - CR-I sqrt(R/td)] x [1 + CN-I sqrt(N/td)] x [1-Ch-I sqrt(dd/td)]
Pn.int = 19.32 kN
Design exterior web crippling strength, fw-E Pn.ex = 6.24 kN  Ru,max,ex PASS
Design interior web crippling strength, fw-I Pn.int = 16.42 kN  Ru,max,int PASS
3.1.5 Verification combined effect of bending and web crippling

Combined effect must be verify ? : Not Apply
Case 1 : Exterior web crippling and bending
Condition verify, 0.91(Ru,max,ex / fw-EPn.ex) + (Mu,max+ / fbMn+)  1.33 f
0.91(Ru,max,int / fw-EPn.ex) + (Mu,max+ / fbMn+) = N/A
[AISI-2007] Eq.C3.5.2-1
Case 2 : Interior web crippling and bending
Condition verify, 0.91(Ru,max,int / fw-IPn.int) + (Mu,max- / fbMn-)  1.33 f
0.91(Ru,max,int / fw-IPn.int) + (Mu,max- / fbMn-) = N/A
3.1.6 Checking deflection
3.1.6.1 Calculation aspect of deflection

1. The deflection due to slab weight + deck weight + uniform construction live load
is based on SDI (C-2011 Standard) Appendix 1
2. For loading on double span and tripple span, the construction live load including
slab weight is arranged into two cases for slab with double span and three cases
for slab with tripple spand
3. D max = D deck + Envelop of D slab+LLC
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3.1.6.2 Verification
Max. deflection during construction stage, Dc.m = 2.7 mm PASS [SDI-NC 2010] App.1
Limited deflection, DLim = Li / 180 = 9.7 mm [SDI-NC 2010] §.2.4(A.5)
3.2 Applying floor deck to work at composite stage

3.2.1 Calculate maximum live load on composite floor deck
3.2.1.1 Maximum live load due to longitudinal shear strength of floor deck
Note :
1. The coefficient experimental of longitudinal shear, " m" and " k " should be tested at
proffessional laboratory to ensure the friction capcity due to longitudinal shear
between steel deck and concrete
2. In this example, the minimum coefficient " m " and " k " are taken base on the
international research topic that work on the most similar deck profile with this
example
Coef. of longitudinal shear, m = 81.95 and k = 0.0100 [ International Research]

Effective hiegt of slab, d = h-yG = 122.9 mm
Web ratio, r = As / (b x d) = 0.01
g= 0
Clear span length, Lf = 1742 mm
Slab weight, W s = 3.06 kN/m2
Width of the section, b = Ld
Shear resistance factor, fv = 0.75
Longitudinal shear strength,

fvVn = fv [b x d x (4 m rd / Li + k sqrt(f'c) ) + gW s Lf / 2]
fvVn = 31.11 kN/m2 = Vu
Shear due to maximum live load,
VLL,max = (Vu - 1.2 x VD) / 1.6 = 16.5 kN/m2
Maximum live load per m, LLmax,LS = VLL,max / 0.6171 = 15.35 kN/m2
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3.2.1.2 Maximum live load due to bending moment strength of floor deck
Figure 3.1 Bending stress of composite section
Equilibrium equation of compression force and tension force : C = T

C = 0.85 f'c a x b
T = Ad x fy
Compression depth, a = Ad x fy / (0.85 f'c x b) < hc

Depth of rect. concrete slab hc = h - dd = 100 mm
a = 17.68 mm
Limiting ratio of reinforcement, rb = eu(h - dd) / (Fy/Es + eu)d [SDI C-2011] Eq.A3-4
Value of b1 b1 = 0.85 for f'c  27.58
1.09 - 0.008f'c  27.58 for f'c  27.58 [SDI C-2011] Apdx.A3.3
= 0.85
Max. concrete comp. strain, eu = 0.003

Limiting ratio of reinforcement, rb = 0.543
Reinforcement ratio, r = Adfy / 0.85b1f'cbd = 0.1693 < rb [SDI C-2011] Eq. A3-3
Under-reinforced Slabs
Case : Over-reinforced Slab

Reinforcement ratio, r= Ad / bd = NA [SDI C-2011] Eq.A3-8
m= Eseu / f'cb1 = NA [SDI C-2011] Eq.A3-9
c = d x [sqrt(rm + rm/2)2 - rm/2 )] = NA [SDI C-2011] Eq.A3-7
Bending resitance fac., fc = 0.65
Positive bending strength per m at buttom of floor deck,

fc Mn+ = fc x 0.85 x FyIc / (h-ycc) Under-reinforced slab [SDI C-2011] Eq.A3-5
fc x fyb1c x (d - b1c/2) Over-reinforced slab [SDI C-2011] Eq.A3-6
fc Mn+ = 32.52 kN.m = Mu
Moment due to maximum live load per m,
MLL,max = (Mu - 1.2 x MDL) / 1.6 = 19.64 kN.m
2
Maximum live load per m, LLmax,M = MLL,max / 0.1013Li2 = 63.904 kN/m
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3.2.1.2 Maximum live load due to vertical shear strength of floor deck
Figure 3.2 Area of concret block of floor deck
Area of concrete block, Ac = 33150 mm2

l factor, l = 1.00
Shear strength of concrete, Vc = 0.086 x l x sqrt(f'c) x 3Ac = 46.85 kN
Shear strength of steel deck, VD = 61.92 kN Previous Cal. §.3.1.2
Shear resist. fac. of concrete, fv = 0.75
Shear resist. fac. of deck, fs = 0.85
Design vertical shear strength of floor deck

fVn = fvVc + fsVD fv 0.172 sqrt(f'c) Ac
fVn = 23.42 kN = Vu
Vertical shear due to maximum live load per m,
VLL,max = (Vu - 1.2 x VD) / 1.6 = 11.70 kN/m2
Maximum live load per m, LLmax,VS = VLL,max / 0.6171 = 10.88 kN/m2
Maximum live load on composite floor deck,

LLmax = min (LLmax,LS , LLmax,M , LLmax,VS) = 10.88 kN/m2  LLf PASS
Figure 3.3 Composite section

Moment inertia of cracked section
Coefficient equivalent, n= Es / Ec = 7.45
[SDI C-2011] Eq. A4-1
Ratio of reinforc. steel deck, r= Ad / bd = 0.012
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Neutral axis of composite sec, ycc = d x [ sqrt(2rn + (rn)2) - rn ]  hc

ycc = 42.45 mm < 100 mm
[SDI C-2011] Eq. A4-1
Neutral axis of composite sec, ycs = h - ycc = 80.41 mm
Moment inertia of full deck, Isf = 580000.00 mm4
Crack moment of inertia transformed to steel,

Ic = (b/3n) x y3cc + Asy2cs + Isf = 13718107.24 mm4 [SDI C-2011] Eq.A4-2
Moment inertia of uncracked section

Average deck rib, W r = 168 mm
Pitch of deck ribs, Cs = 333.31 mm
Neutral axis to top surface of composite section,
ycc = [0.5bhc2 + nAdd + W rdd(h - 0.5dd)b/Cs] / [bhc + nAd + W rddb/Cs] [SDI C-2011] Eq. A4-3
ycc = 69.84 mm
Neutral axis to C.G.S axis of composite section,

ycs = h - ycc = 53.02 mm
Uncracked moment of inertia transformed to steel,
Iu = bhc3/12n + bhc(ycc - 0.5hc)2/n + Isf + Ady2cs + W rbdd/nCs x [dd2/12 + (h-ycc-0.5dd)2] [SDI C-2011] Eq. A4-4
Iu = 32255905.26 mm4
Moment inertia of composite section

4
Id = ( Iu + Ic )/2 = 22987006.25 mm [SDI C-2011] Eq. A4-5
Deflection due to dead load and live load
DDL = 0.0069 x (W DLL4 / EsId) = 0.052 mm

[SDI C-2011] Apx.1
DLL = 0.0099 x (W LLL / EsId)
4
= 0.216 mm
Shor-term / Instantaneous deflection

Ds = DDL + DLL = 0.268 mm < Li / 360 PASS
Long-term deflection
Period consider, T= Over 60 months
Multiple factor of long term def. x= 3

Coefficient of creep, lD = x/ (1 + 50r) = 1.86
Deflection of creep effect, Dcr = lDDs = 0.50 mm

Long term deflection, DL = Ds+Dcr = 0.77 mm < Li / 480 PASS
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3.3 Verification of floor deck at composite stage
3.3.1 Verification of flexural strength
3.3.1.1 Composite floor deck subjected to positive bending moment (middle spand)
Condition verify : Mc,max+  fcMn+ PASS
Maximum positive moment, Mc,max+ = 6.01 kN.m

Design bending moment, fcMn+ =32.52 kN.m
3.3.1.2 Composite floor deck subjected to negative bending moment (at interior support)
Figure 3.4 Floor deck subjected to negative bending moment
Equivalent hieght of steel floor, heq = h-yG = 123 mm
Top surface cover, dt = 30 mm

ds = 93 mm
Min. ratio of reinforcement, rmin = 1.4/fs = 0.004

Minimum reinforcement, As,min = rmin b x ds = 334 mm2
Provided reinforcement, As,pro = 339.3 mm2 Acceptable
Reinforcement ratio limite, rb = 0.85b1f'c/fs x [ euEs/(euEs + fs) ]
rb = 0.034 > rmin Acceptable
Compression depth, a= As,provfs / 0.85f'cb = 5.2 mm
Bending resitance factor, f = 0.9

Design negative design bending strength of floor deck,
fsMn- = fsAsfs x (ds - a/2) = 10.77 kN.m
Condition verify : Mc,max-  fcMn- PASS
Maximum negative moment,Mc,max- = 7.03 kN.m
3.3.2 Verification of shear strength

Condition verify : Vc,max-  fvVc PASS
Maximum positive moment, Vc,max = 21.91 kN

Design shear strength, fvVc = 35.13 kN
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Deflection due to dead load and live load
DDL = 0.0069 x (W DLLi4 / EsId) = 0.052 mm
DLL = 0.0099 x (W LLLi4 / EsId) = 0.198 mm
Shor-term / Instantaneous deflection

Ds = DDL + DLL = 0.25 mm < Li / 360 PASS
Long-term deflection
Period consider, T= Over 60 months
Multiple factor of long term def. x= 3
Coefficient of creep, lD = x/ (1 + 50r) = 1.86
Deflection of creep effect, Dcr = lDDs = 0.47 mm

Long term deflection, DL = Ds+Dcr = 0.72 mm < Li / 480 PASS
4. Design summary
4.1 Result in construction stage
Verification of flexural strength

Design strength Requirment strength Description
fbMn+ = 2.16 kN.m Mu,max+ = 1.63 kN.m PASS
fbMn- = 2.74 kN.m Mu,max- = 1.96 kN.m PASS
Verification of shear strength

fvVn = 61.92 kN Vu,max = 6.41 kN PASS
Interaction between bending moment + shear

Interaction ratio < 1 Description
sqrt[(Mu,max- / fbMn-)2 + ( Vu,max / fvVn)2] = 0.104 PASS
sqrt[(Mu,max+ / fbMn+)2 + ( Vu,max / fvVn)2] = 0.76 PASS
Verification of web creppling

fw-E Pn.ex = 6.24 kN Ru,max,ex = 4.44 kN PASS
fw-E Pn.int = 16.42 kN Ru,max,int = 12.04 kN PASS
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Interaction between web creppling + bending moment

Interaction ratio < 1.33f where 1.33f= N/A Description
0.91(Ru,max,ex / fw-EPn.ex) + (Mu,max+ / fbMn+) = N/A
0.91(Ru,max,int / fw-IPn.int) + (Mu,max- / fbMn-) = N/A
Checking deflection
Deflection calculated Deflection limited Description

Dc.m = 2.67 mm Li / 180 = 9.68 mm PASS
4.1 Result in composite stage
Checking allowable maximum live load

Live load used Maximum live load limited Description
LLf = 10.00 kN/m2 LLmax = 10.88 kN/m2 PASS
Checking Instantaneous & long term deflection of allowable maximum live load
Ds = 0.27 mm Li / 360 = 4.84 mm PASS
DL = 0.77 mm Li / 480 = 3.63 mm PASS
Verification of positive bending moment

fcMn+ = 32.52 kN.m Mc,max+ = 6.01 kN.m PASS
Verification of negative bending moment

fsMn- = 10.77 kN.m Mc,max- = 7.03 kN.m PASS
As,pro = 339.29 mm2 As,min = 333.85 mm2 Acceptable

Bar use : 3 DB 12 @ 333.3 Cover = 30 mm per 1m of cross-section

fvVc = 35.13 kN Vc,max = 21.91 kN PASS
Checking Instantaneous & long term deflection of allowable maximum live load
Ds = 0.25 mm Li / 360 = 4.84 mm PASS
DL = 0.72 mm Li / 480 = 3.63 mm PASS
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Posenchey, Phnom Penh, Cambodia Job Title : Verification of Critical Steel Joist (SJ-1)
Composite Beam Design in Accordance with AISC360-16 [Reference Note]
1. Scope
Slab thk. 150mm
1.1 Geometrical properties of composite section

1.1.1 Geometrical properties of steel profile
Buttom flange thickness, tf = 8.1 mm
1.1.2 Sectional properties of steel profile

Radius of gyration about ax. x, rx = 16.2 cm
Radius of gyration about ax. y, ry = 4.6 cm
3
Plastic modulus about axis y, Zy = 178.8 cm
4
Torsional Constant, J = 103.1 cm
1.1.3 Geometrical properties of floor deck profile

Direction of deck rib, : Perpendicular to beam
Total floor thickness, Ds = 150 mm
Height of deck rib, hr = 50 mm
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Rib width, wr = 141 mm
Thickness of steel deck, td = 1 mm
Verification of Critical Steel Joist (SJ-1) Project ID : FXPCS002 Sheet : 2 of 13 Rev :
1.1.4 Geometrical properties of shear stud

Stud arragement on top flange, nrow = 1 row
Diameter of shear stud, ds = 19.00 mm
Height of shear stud, hs = 90.00 mm
Stud spacing, si = 333.00 mm
1.2 Material properties of composite section
1.2.1 Steel profile
2
Minimum yield stress, Fy = 345 N/mm
1.2.2 Concrete
Caracteritic strength, f'c = 30 N/mm2
Elasticity modulus, Ec = 25978.90 N/mm2
1.2.2 Shear stud

2
Minimum tensile stress, Fu = 400 N/mm
1.2 Design condition

Support on construction stage, : Un-shored
Beam length, L= 9000 mm
Beam spacing, S1 = 1950 mm
S2 = 1950 mm
es = 0 mm
1.3 Design aspects
1. Verification at construction stage

2. Check for deflection
3. Check for shear strength due to construction load
4. Check for flexural strength due to construction load
2. Verification at composite stage
1. Calculate effective width of composite section

2. Calculate number of shear stud and degree of compositeness
3. Check for flexural strength due to positive bending moment
4. Check for shear strength due to composite load
5. Calculate reinforcement bar for longitudinal cracked
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7. Check for vibration (Natural frequency & Walking excitation)
1.4 Design load
1.4.1 Design load at construction stage
LRFD : Vu = 57 kN
ASD : Va = 0 kN
LRFD : Mu = 125.2 kN.m
ASD : Ma = 0 kN.m
1.4.2 Design load at composite stage

LRFD : Vu = 198.66 kN
ASD : Va = 0 kN
LRFD : Mu = 420.7 kN.m
ASD : Ma = 0 kN.m
2. Design procedure
2.1 Verification at construction stage
2.1.1 Section classification for local buckling


FL = 0.7 x Fy = 241.5 N/mm2
lp = 0.38 x sqrt(E/Fy) = 9.15
lr = 1 x sqrt(E/Fy) For flanges of rolled I-shaped section [AISC360-16]
0.95 x sqrt(kcE/Fy) For flanges of built-up I-shaped section Table B4.1a & B4.1b
lr = 19.65

lp = 3.76 x sqrt(E/Fy) = 90.53
lr = 5.77 x sqrt(E/Fy) = 120.43
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2.1.2 Check for deflection
2.1.2.1 Check for deflection due to live load
Live load deflection at midspan, fLL = 8.36 mm
Live load deflection limited, flim = L/360 For floor beam
L/240 For roof beam
= 25.00 mm > 8.36 PASS
2.1.2.2 Check for deflection due to total load
Total deflection at midspan, ft = 27.35 mm
Total deflection limited, flim = L/250 For floor beam
L/200 For roof beam
= 36.00 mm > 27.35 PASS

2.1.3.1 Shear strength of web without tension field action
2
Area of web, Aw = h tw = 2405.6 mm
2
5 + 5/(a/h) Web with stiffeners
= 5.34
[AISC 360-16] § .G2.1
= 0.978
Resistance factor, fv = 0.9 For LRFD Approach
Safy factor Wv = 1.67 For ASD Approach
Available strength,
LRFD : fv Vn = 438.29 kN > Vu PASS
ASD : Vn / Wv = 291.61 kN > Va PASS
2.1.3.2 Shear strength of web with tension field action "a / h  3"
Nominal shear strength, [AISC 360-16] §. G2.2

Vn = 0.6FyAw
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[AISC 360-16] §. G2.2
b). Otherwise

Width of compression flange, bfc = tf_top = 8.1 mm
Width of tension flange, bft = tf_but = 8.1 mm

Cv2 = 1 Case i
2
= 0.978

Available strength at construction stage,
[AISC 360-16] §.G1
ASD : Vn / Wv = 297.32 kN > Va PASS

[AISC 360-16] § . F1
12.5Mmax / (2.5Mmax + 3MA + 4MB + 3MC)
= 1.14
2.1.4.1 Lateral-Torsional Buckling (LTB)

Otherwise No Need
= No Need

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h0 = h - tf = 379.9 mm

= 5263.74 mm
2
[AISC 360-16] Eq. F2-4
= 6832.93 N/mm2
2.1.4.2 Compression Flange Local Buckling

0.9 E kc Sx / l 2
Case 2 [AISC 360-16] Eq. F3-2

Mn = min( Mn,LTB , Mn,FLB ) = 255.97 kN.m
Available strength,
LRFD : fb Mn = 230.37 kN.m > Mu PASS
ASD : Mn / Wb = 153.27 kN.m > Ma PASS
2.2 Verification at composite stage
2.2.1. Calculate effective width of composite section
Effective width, beff = min[ L/4 , (S1 + S2)/2 ] for interior beam [AISC 360-16] §.I3.1a
min[ L/4 , S1/2 + Es ] for edge beam
= 1950.00 mm
2.2.2 Calculate number of shear stud & degree of compositeness
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Nominal shear strength per 1 shear stud,
Qn = 0.5 Asa sqrt(f'cEc)  RgRpAsaFu [AISC 360-16] Eq. I8-1
Cross-sectional area of stud, Asa = 283.53 mm2

Rg = 1
Rp = 0.60
Qn = 68.05 kN
Number of line of shear stud between zero moment to maximum moment,
NSL = L / si
= 14
Number shear stud between zero moment to maximum moment,
NS = nrow x NSL
= 14
Nominal shear strength of shear stud, between zero moment to maximum moment
SQn = 952.66 kN
Concrete compression force total,
Cc = 0.85 f'cAc
Equivalent thickness of concrete, tc = Ds - hr for deck rib ^ to beam

Ds - hr/2 for deck rib // to beam
= 100.00 mm
Cc = 4972.50 kN
[AISC 360-16] Eq. C-I3-6
Steel tension force total,
T = As Fy
= 1957.79 kN
The compression force in concrete slab, C is the smalles of [ SQn , Cc , T ]
C = min ( SQn , Cc , T )
= 952.66 kN
Degree of compositeness,
h = SQn / Cc
= 0.19 Increase shear stud
Shear stud connector use : 1 row f 19 @ 333

Verification of disposition construction
ds = 19.0  min (2.5tf , 19.05)
hs = 90.0  4ds Acceptable [AISC 360-16]
si = 333.0  min (8tf , 914.4) §.Comm.I8.3
Acceptable
 6ds
Composite section type, : Increase shear stud 19.2 %
2.2.3 Check for bending moment (Positive Flexural strength)
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Stress distribution on composite section, : Plastic stress distribution Case 1
Elastic stress distribution Case 2
Case 1: h/tw  3.76 sqrt(E/Fy)
Case 2 : h/tw > 3.76 sqrt(E/Fy) [AISC 360-16] §. I3.2a
h/tw = 62.58
3.76 sqrt(E/Fy) = 90.53
Stress distribution on composite section, : Plastic Stress Distribution
Limite stress of yielding, Fy = 345.00 kN/mm2 Acceptable
Nominal flexural strength of composite beam provided by AISC,

Mn = C(d1 + d2) + Py(d3 - d2) [AISC 360-16] Eq.C-I3-10
Nominal flexural strength of composite beam depend on N.A,
Mn = AsFy (d/2 + hr + tc - a/2) Case 1
0.85f'cAc (Y1 + Y2) + 2FybfY12/2 + AsFy (d/2 - Y1) Case 2
2
0.85f'cAc (Y1 + Y2) + 2bftfFy (Y1 + tf/2) + twFy (Y1 - tf) + AsFy (d/2 - Y1) Case 3
Case1: Neutral Axis located on concrete section

Case2: Neutral Axis located on flange
Case3: Neutral Axis located on web
Distance from N.A to top flange, Y1 = ( AsFy - 0.85f'cAc ) / 2Fybf Case 2

( AsFy - 0.85f'cAc - 2bftfFy ) / 2twFy + tf Case 3
In this case, : Neutral axis located on flange
Distance from N.A to top flange, Y1 = 7.00 mm

Distance from top flange centroid of concrete compressive,
Y2 = 100.00 mm
Distance from N.A to top sufarce of composite section,
YNA = 157.00 mm
Nominal flexural strength, Mn = 471.56 kN.m

Available flexural strength for composite section,
LRFD : fb Mn = 424.40 > Mu PASS
ASD : Mn / Wb = 282.37 > Ma PASS

Available strength at composite stage ,
LRFD : fv Vn = 446.88 kN > PASS
[Previous cal. §.2.1.3 ]
ASD : Vn / Wv = 297.32 kN > PASS
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2.2.5 Calculate reinforcement bar for longitudinal cracked
Minimum area of reinforcement bar,
As,min = 0.002 Ac [AISC 360-16]
= 390.00 mm 2 §.Comm.I3.2a
Reinforcement bar diameter, db = 10 mm

Number of reinforcement bar, nb = As,min / (pdb2/4)
=5
Bar spacing, Sb = L / nb
= 1800 mm
Reinforcement bar provided : 5 DB 10 @ 1800
2.2.6 Check for deflection

2.2.6.1 Check for short term deflection
2.2.6.1.1 Deflection due to live loads
Live load deflection, fLL = 5/384 qLL L4 / EsILB
Moment inertia by Lower Bound method,

ILB = Ix + As (YENA - d3)2 + (SQn/Fy)(2d3 + d1 - YENA)2 [AISC 360-10] Eq.C-I3-1
where, a = SQn / (0.85f'cbeff)

= 19.16 mm
d1 = Ds - a/2
= 140.42 mm
d3 = h/2
= 194.00 mm
Elastic neutral axis, YENA = [Asd3 + (SQn/Fy)(2d3 + d1)] / [As +(SQn/Fy)] [AISC 360-10] Eq.C-I3-2
= 303.46 mm
Moment inertia of L.B, ILB = 216287764.54 mm4
Uniform live load, qLL = 22.67 kN/m
Live load deflection, fLL = 17.50 mm < L/360 PASS
2.2.6.1.2 Deflection due to total loads
Total load deflection, ftotal = 5/384 qsw L4 / EsIs,x + 5/384 qDL+LL L4 / EsILB
Uniform total self weight, qsw = 3.37 kN/m

Uniform live load + dead load, DL+LL = 25.88
q kN/m
Total load deflection, ftotal = 35.20 mm < L/250 PASS
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2.2.6.2 Check for long term deflection due to live loads
2.2.6.2.1 Deflection due to creep effect of concrete
Deflection of creep, fcr = 5/384 qcr L4 / Es Itr,LT
% Live load is considered as permanent load,

%LLp = 15%
Uniform load of creep effect, qcr = qsw + %LLp x qLL
= 6.77 kN/m
Moment inertia of composite section,
Itr,LT = Ix + Ic/nLT + As (d3 - Ybar.b)2 + Ac,eff/nLT (d1 + d - Ybar.b)2
Effective area of concrete, Ac,eff = h x beff x tc

= 37359.08 mm2
Section mudulus ratio, n= Es / Ec
= 7.70
nLT = 2n
N.A of composite section, Ybar.but = Ac,eff/nLT (d1 + d) + Asd3 / (Ac,eff/nLT + As) [AISC 360-16]
= 129.94 mm Comm.I3.2c
Ybar.top = Ds + h - Ybar.but
= 408.06 mm
Moment inertia of concrete, Ic = hbeff h / 12
3
= 31132567.20 mm4
Moment inertia of mixed sect., Itr,LT = 558734332.70 mm4
Creep deflection, fcr = 5.18 mm
2.2.6.2.2 Deflection due to shrinkage effect of concrete
Deflection of shrinkage, fsh = Msh L2 / ( 8EsItr.LT )
Eccentricity of N.A to centroid compression of concrete section,

e = Ybar.top - tc / 2
= 358.06 mm
[AISC 360-16]
Compression force in concrete due to eccentricity, Comm.I3.2a
Psh = esh Ec,eff Ac
where, esh = 0.0002
Ec,eff = Ec / nLT
2
= 12989.45 N/mm
Deflection of shrinkage, fsh = 16.44 mm
2.2.6.2.2 Deflection due to live load
Deflection of live load, fLL,LT = 5/384 qLL,LT L4 / Es ILB
Long term live load, qLL,LT = (100 - %LLp)

= 19.27 kN/m
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Deflection of live load, fLL,LT = 38.05 mm
Longterm deflection, fLT = fcr + fsh + fLL,LT

= 37.20 mm < L/240 PASS
2.2.7 Check for vibration

2.2.7.1 Check for natural frequency
Natural frequency, fn = p/2 sqrt [ gEsItr / (wn L4) ] [AISC - Design Guide 11]
Eq. 3.1
Uniforme load of N.F, wn = qsw + qDL + 0.01qLL
= 6.81 kN/m
Natural frequency, fn = 7.78 Hz > 4Hz PASS
2.2.7.2 Check for vibration dynamic of walking excitation
Building Type, : Office
Estimated peak acceleration, ap/g = P0 exp(-0.35fn) / (bW) [AISC - Design Guide 11]
Eq. 2.3
Acceleration limite, a0/g = 0.500
Constant force, P0 = 0.29 kN

Damping ratio, b = 0.02
Effective weight of pannel, W = wj bj Lj

Effective width of floor, bj = Cj (Ds/Dj)0.25 Lj  2/3 x Lw
Cj = 2.00
Transform moment inertia, Dj = Itr / S1
= 286530.43 mm3
Floor Width, Lw = 11700.00 mm
Effective length of beam, Lj = 9000.00 mm
Effective width of floor, bj = 7.80 m

Uniforme fully live load, wj = 3.49 kN/m
Effective weight of pannel, W = 245.21 kN
Estimated peak acceleration, ap/g = 0.3884 < 0.5 PASS
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3. Design summary
3.1 Construction Stage


LRFD ASD
Design strength, fbMn = 230.37 kN.m Allowable strength, Mn / Wb = 153.27 kN.m
Requirment strength, Mu = 125.20 kN.m Requirment strength, Ma = 0.00 kN.m
PASS PASS

LRFD ASD
Design strength, fvVn = 446.88 kN.m Allowable strength, Vn / Wv= 297.32 kN.m
Requirment strength, Vu = 57.00 kN.m Requirment strength, Va = 0.00 kN.m
PASS PASS
Demand/Capacity (D/C) Ratio

LRFD ASD
D/C Ratio = 0.543 D/C Ratio = 0
PASS PASS
Check for deflection

Deflection due to live load : LL (only) Deflection due to total load : DL + LL
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Deflection limited, fLim = 25.00 mm L/360 L/250 Deflection limited, fLim = 36.00 mm
Deflection calculated, fLL = 8.36 mm Deflection calculated, fDL+LL = 27.35 mm
PASS PASS
3.2 Composite Stage
Effective Width, beff = 1950.00 mm
Shear Stud Connector used : 1 row f 19.00 @ 333
Flexural strength of Increase shear stud 19.2 %

LRFD ASD
Resistance factor, fb = 0.9 Safety factor, W v = 1.67
Design strength, fbMn = 424.40 kN.m Allowable strength, Mn / Wb = 282.37 kN.m
PASS PASS

LRFD ASD
PASS PASS

LRFD ASD
PASS PASS
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Additional reinforcement bar for longitudinal cracked
Reinforcement bar provided : 5 DB 10 @ 1800

Deflection due to live load : LL Deflection due to total load : DL + LL
Deflection limited, fLim = 25.00 mm L/360 L/250 Deflection limited, fLim = 36.00 mm
PASS PASS
Deflection due to live load : LL (Long term)

Deflection limited, fLim = 37.50 mm L/240
Deflection calculated, fLT = 37.20 mm
PASS
3.2 Composite Stage (cont.)
Check for vibration
Natural Frequency, fn = 7.78 Hz > 4Hz PASS
Walking acceleration, ap/g = 0.3884 < 0.5 PASS
25 25
10
8
5 5
3 Rhythmic Activities,
Outdoor Footbridges 2.5
1.5 1.5
Peak Acceleration (%Gravity)
2.5 1
Indoor Footbridges, Shopping Malls,
Dining & Dancing
0.5 0.5
0.5 Offices, Residences

0.25
0.1
0.05 0.05
ISO Baseline Curve
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ISO Baseline Curve
for RMS Acceleration
0.05
3 4 5 8 10 25
Frequency (Hz)
Note :
% Error = x 100
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Posenchey, Phnom Penh, Cambodia Job Title : Verification of Critical Steel Main Beam (MB-1)
Non Composite Beam Design in Accordance with AISC360-16 [Reference Note]
1. Scope
tf
tw
h
w


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Verification of Critical Steel Main Beam (MB-1) Project ID : FXPCS002 Sheet : 2 of 7 Rev :
1.4 Design aspects

2. Verification serviceability limite state (SLS)

Check for deflection due to live load
Check for deflection due to total load

1.5 Design load
LRFD : Vu = 720.153 kN
ASD : Va = 0 kN
LRFD : Mu = 1750.9 kN.m

ASD : Ma = 0 kN.m
2. Design procedure
2.1 Section classification for local buckling

FL = 0.7 x Fy = 241.5 N/mm2

lp = 0.38 x sqrt(E/Fy) = 9.15
lr = 20.74

lp = 3.76 x sqrt(E/Fy) = 90.53
lr = 5.77 x sqrt(E/Fy) = 137.24
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2.2 Verification serviceability limite state (SLS)
2.2.1 Check for deflection due to live load

Deflection due to uniform live load on beam (LL)
L/240 For roof beam
= 32.50 mm > 30.69 PASS
2.2.2 Check for deflection due to total load [2] §.7.4
Deflection due to total load on beam (DL + LL)

L/200 For roof beam
= 46.80 mm > 46.21 PASS


= 5.34
[AISC 360-16] § .G2.1
=1
Safy factor W v = 1.67 For ASD Approach
Available strength,
ASD : Vn / W v = 922.20 kN > Va PASS

[AISC 360-16] §. G2.2
Vn = 0.6FyAw
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b). Otherwise


Cv2 = 1 Case i
2
=1

Safety factor W v = 1.67 For ASD Approach
Available strength,
[AISC 360-16] §.G1

: w  2.46 sqrt(E/Fy)
= No need

bst / tst = NA
[AISC 360-16] §.G2.3
Available shear strength,Vc1 = Vn = 1540.08 kN
Vc2 = 0.6FyAwCv2 = 1540.08 kN
Required shear strength, Vr = Vu = 720.153 kN
Vr = Va = 0 kN
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Ist1 = h4 rst1.3/40 x (Fyw/E)1.5 = 264661.28 mm4

[AISC 360-16] §.G2.3
Ist2 = [2.5/(a/h) - 2]bptw  0.5bpt3w=535680.00
2 3
mm4

Ist = 406483333.3 mm4 NA

[AISC 360-16] § . F1
12.5Mmax / (2.5Mmax + 3MA + 4MB + 3MC)
= 1.04

Otherwise No Need
= No Need

MnLTB = Cb [Mp - (Mp - 0.7FySx)((Lb - Lp) / (Lr - Lp))] for L p < Lb  L r [AISC 360-16] Eq. F2-2

h0 = h - tf = 600 mm

Lp = 1.76 ry sqrt(E/Fy) = 4262 mm [AISC 360-16] Eq. F2-5
= 11701.31 mm
2
[AISC 360-16] Eq. F2-4
= 4968.87 N/mm2

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Available strength,
ASD : Mn / W b = 1189.79 kN.m > Ma PASS
3. Design summary


LRFD ASD
Design strength, fbMn = 1788.25 kN.m Allowable strength, Mn / Wv= 1189.79 kN.m
PASS PASS

LRFD ASD
PASS PASS
bst / tst = NA Ist = 406483333.33 mm4
NA NA

LRFD ASD
Over stress limit PASS
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Deflection limited, fLim = 32.50 mm L/360 L/250 Deflection limited, fLim =46.80 mm
PASS PASS
% Error = x 100
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Posenchey, Phnom Penh, Cambodia Job Title : Verification of Critical Steel Main Beam (MB-1a)
1. Scope
tf
tw h
w
Top flange thickness, tf = 20 mm 23

Plastic section modulus (x), Zx = 4901.8 cm3
Plastic section modulus (y), Zy = 1028.8 cm3
Elastic section modulus (x), Sx = 4437.2 cm3
Elastic section modulus (y), Sy = 676.6 cm3

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Verification of Critical Steel Main Beam (MB-1a) Project ID : FXPCS002 Sheet : 2 of 6 Rev :
1.4 Design aspects



1.5 Design load
LRFD : Vu = 722.72 kN
ASD : Va = 0 kN
LRFD : Mu = 1457.91 kN.m

ASD : Ma = 0 kN.m
2. Design procedure

FL = 0.7 x Fy = 241.5 N/mm2

lp = 0.38 x sqrt(E/Fy) = 9.15
lr = 19.86
In this case, flang is : Compact

lp = 3.76 x sqrt(E/Fy) = 90.53
lr = 5.77 x sqrt(E/Fy) = 137.24
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L/240 For roof beam
= 32.50 mm > 28.38 PASS

L/200 For roof beam
= 46.80 mm > 35.48 PASS


= 6.922
[AISC 360-16] § .G2.1
=1
Available strength,

[AISC 360-16] §. G2.2
Vn = 0.6FyAw
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b). Otherwise


Cv2 = 1 Case i
2
= 0.987

Available strength,
[AISC 360-16] §.G1

: w  2.46 sqrt(E/Fy)
= Need

bst / tst = 4.8
0.56 sqrt(E/Fyst) = 13.48 > 4.8 PASS
[AISC 360-16] §.G2.3
Vc2 = 0.6FyAwCv2 = 1266.89 kN
Vr = Va = 0 kN
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Ist1 = h4 rst1.3/40 x (Fyw/E)1.5 = 264661.28 mm4

[AISC 360-16] §.G2.3
Ist2 = [2.5/(a/h) - 2]bptw  0.5bpt3w=310000.00
2 3
mm4

Ist = 393998383.3 mm4 PASS

[AISC 360-16] § . F1
12.5Mmax / (2.5Mmax + 3MA + 4MB + 3MC)
= 2.19
2.3.2.1 Yielding
Nominal flexural strength, Mn,yield = Mp = FyZx = ##### kN.m [AISC 360-16] Eq. F2-1

Otherwise No Need
= No Need


h0 = h - tf = 597 mm

= 8638.46 mm
= #DIV/0! N/mm2

Mn = min( Mn,yield , Mn,LTB ) = 1691.12 kN.m
Available flexural strength,

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3. Design summary

Flange is : Compact Web is : Compact

LRFD ASD
PASS PASS

LRFD ASD
PASS PASS
Transverse stiffener requirment = Need
bst / tst = 4.8 Ist = 393998383.33 mm4
PASS PASS

LRFD ASD
Over stress limit PASS

PASS PASS
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1. Scope
tf
tw h
w


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1.4 Design aspects



1.5 Design load
LRFD : Vu = 241.72 kN
ASD : Va = 0 kN
LRFD : Mu = 262.15 kN.m

ASD : Ma = 0 kN.m
2. Design procedure

FL = 0.7 x Fy = 241.5 N/mm2

lp = 0.38 x sqrt(E/Fy) = 9.15
lr = 21.61

lp = 3.76 x sqrt(E/Fy) = 90.53
lr = 5.77 x sqrt(E/Fy) = 137.24
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L/240 For roof beam
= 25.00 mm > 24.84 PASS

L/200 For roof beam
= 36.00 mm > 31.85 PASS


= 5.34
[AISC 360-16] § .G2.1
=1
Available strength,

[AISC 360-16] §. G2.2
Vn = 0.6FyAw
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b). Otherwise


Cv2 = 1 Case i
2
=1

Safety factor W v = 1.67 For ASD Approach
Available strength,
[AISC 360-16] §.G1

: w  2.46 sqrt(E/Fy)
= No need

bst / tst = NA
[AISC 360-16] §.G2.3
Vc2 = 0.6FyAwCv2 = 898.38 kN
Vr = Va = 0 kN
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Ist1 = h4 rst1.3/40 x (Fyw/E)1.5 = 63545.17 mm4

[AISC 360-16] §.G2.3
Ist2 = [2.5/(a/h) - 2]bptw  0.5bpt3w=217000.00
2 3
mm4

Ist = 143585416.7 mm4 NA

[AISC 360-16] § . F1
12.5Mmax / (2.5Mmax + 3MA + 4MB + 3MC)
= 2.19

Otherwise No Need
= Need


h0 = h - tf = 422 mm

Lp = 1.76 ry sqrt(E/Fy) = 2472 mm [AISC 360-16] Eq. F2-5
= 6971.15 mm
2
[AISC 360-16] Eq. F2-4
= 351.24 N/mm2

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Available strength,
3. Design summary


LRFD ASD
PASS PASS

LRFD ASD
PASS PASS
bst / tst = NA Ist = 143585416.67 mm4
NA NA

LRFD ASD
PASS PASS
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PASS PASS
% Error = x 100
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1. Scope
tf
tw h
w
Buttom flange thickness, tf = 25 mm 28

Plastic section modulus (x), Zx = 8039.8 cm3
Plastic section modulus (y), Zy = 1726.3 cm3
Elastic section modulus (x), Sx = 7159.6 cm3
Elastic section modulus (y), Sy = 1125.1 cm3

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1.4 Design aspects



1.5 Design load
LRFD : Vu = 1041.38 kN
ASD : Va = 0 kN
LRFD : Mu = 2349.94 kN.m

ASD : Ma = 0 kN.m
2. Design procedure

FL = 0.7 x Fy = 241.5 N/mm2

lp = 0.38 x sqrt(E/Fy) = 9.15
lr = 21.79
In this case, flang is : Compact

lp = 3.76 x sqrt(E/Fy) = 90.53
lr = 5.77 x sqrt(E/Fy) = 137.24
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L/240 For roof beam
= 32.50 mm > 20.99 PASS

L/200 For roof beam
= 46.80 mm > 31.61 PASS


2
5 + 5/(a/h) Web with stiffeners
= 5.34
[AISC 360-16] § .G2.1
=1
Available strength,

[AISC 360-16] §. G2.2
Vn = 0.6FyAw
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b). Otherwise


Cv2 = 1 Case i
2
=1

Available strength,
[AISC 360-16] §.G1

: w  2.46 sqrt(E/Fy)
= No need

bst / tst = NA
[AISC 360-16] §.G2.3
Vr = Va = 0 kN
Maximum shear ratio, rw = (Vr - Vc2) / (Vc1 - Vc2) = NA
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[AISC 360-16] §.G2.3
2 3
mm4

Ist = NA mm4 NA

[AISC 360-16] § . F1
12.5Mmax / (2.5Mmax + 3MA + 4MB + 3MC)
= 2.19
2.3.2.1 Yielding
Nominal flexural strength, Mn,yield = Mp = FyZx = ##### kN.m [AISC 360-16] Eq. F2-1

Otherwise No Need
= No Need


h0 = h - tf = 662 mm

= 10402.55 mm
= 7318.34 N/mm2

Mn = min( Mn,yield , Mn,LTB ) = 2773.74 kN.m
Available flexural strength,

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3. Design summary

Flange is : Compact Web is : Compact

LRFD ASD
PASS PASS

LRFD ASD
PASS PASS
NA NA

LRFD ASD
PASS PASS

PASS PASS
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Critical Bracing Cable
OWNER :

#299 Preah Ang
Penh,
Cambodia
A G

Cambodia
Tel: (+885) 23 882818
R1 R1
Critical Cable
ISSUED FOR:
DESIGN
DEVELOPMENT
PROJECT:
WAREHOUSE FOR
CAMBODGE
PROJECT NO FXPCS002
FILE NAME
DRAWN LCN
CHECK NCH
APPR. HCV
ISSUED FUXIN
DRAWING TITLE :
SECTION VIEW
FRAME LINE 11
DATE OF ISSUE SCALE
30/12/2020
S.18 1
COPYRIGHT NOTE:
FROM
THE STUDIO.
Posenchey, Phnom Penh, Cambodia Job Title : Verification Bracing Cable (Dia. 15mm)
Base Plate Connection Design in Accordance with AISC 360-16 & AISC D.G1 [Reference Note]
1. Scope
*Critical loading From MBS Program
Cable Diameter 15 mm
1.1 Geometrical/Material property of cable

Column profile, : Cable 15mm
Total diameter, D = 15 mm
Yield strength, fpy = 665 N/mm2
Length of Cable, Lc = 14500 mm
1.5 Desing internal forces
Axial force, Pu = 22.9 kN
1.6 Desing aspects

The design aspects covered in this example is the verification of
resistance tensile axial loads.
2. Design procedure
Verification resistance of tensile axial loads
Required resistant force, Pnt=φfpyAtr [AISC 360-16] Eq.D2-1
Resistance factor, f = 0.90
Pnt= 106 kN > 22.9 kN PASS
So, The Design Ratio= 0.217
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Critical Roof Purlin
1
1 11
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
OWNER :
R1
G G
#299 Preah Ang
Penh,
Cambodia
Critical Purlin F14 KMH Industrial Park , Chom

Cambodia
Tel: (+885) 23 882818
E E
1
R1
D D
C C
B B
R1
A A
ISSUED FOR:
DESIGN
DEVELOPMENT
PROJECT:
WAREHOUSE FOR
CAMBODGE
PROJECT NO FXPCS002
FILE NAME
1 11 DRAWN LCN
CHECK NCH
APPR. HCV
ISSUED FUXIN
DRAWING TITLE :
ROOF FRAMING PLAN
DATE OF ISSUE SCALE

30/12/2020
COPYRIGHT NOTE:
FROM
THE STUDIO.
Fuxin Steel Building Co.,LTD Project Name : Zuellig Pharma Location : Phnom Penh
Posenchey, Phnom Penh, Cambodia Job Title : Verification of Z-Purlin - 250Z17
Z Purlin Design in Accordance with IS 801 [Reference Note]
1. Scope
Dead load roof: 0.8 kN/m2 0.1
Live load roof: 0.35 kN/m2
Purlin spacing: 1.3 m 0.8
DL = 0.8kN/m
LL = 0.35kN/m
Cross section
Span Length: 9.50m
Critical load combination: 1.2DL + 1.6LR + LL

Total depth, A= 250 mm
Total flange width, B= 65 mm
Buttom flange width, B= 65 mm
Lip, C= 23 mm
Thickness, t= 1.7 mm
Max. length of element, L= 9.5 mm

Area total, A = 712.6 mm2
Moment inertia about axis x, Ix = 6.45E+06 mm4
Moment inertia about axis y, Iy = 6.09E+05 mm4
Radius of gyration about axis x, rx = N/A mm
Radius of gyration about axis y, ry = N/A mm
Plastic modulus about axis x, Zx = 5.16E+04 mm3
Plastic modulus about axis y, Zy = 1.22E+04 mm3
Elastic modulus about axis x, Sx = N/A mm3
Elastic modulus about axis y, Sy = N/A mm3
Torsional Constant, J = N/A mm4
Warping constant, Cw = N/A mm6

Material properties name, Purlin/Girt
Verification of Z-Purlin - 250Z17 Project ID : FXPCS002 Sheet : 2 of 7 Rev : 0
1.4 Design aspects

1. Checking Sectional properties for lip of Z section
2. Stress check
Check for w/t
Check for compressive stress
Check for shear stress in web
Check for bending stress in web
Check for combined bending and shear stress in web
1.5 Design load
1.5.1 Dead load
Weight of sheeting, Ws = 5 kg/m2

Self weight of purlin, Wp = 6.99 kg/m2
Extra for cleats, as % of purlin weight W p% = 0 %
Additional dead loads to consider, W add = 5 kg/m2 [Collateral + Additional]
1.5.2 Live load
Live load on Roof, LRs = Automatically calculated from slope

LR = 35 kg/m2
Additional Live Loads to be considered LRadd = 0 kg/m2
Verification of Z-Purlin - 200Z17 Project ID: FXPCS002 Sheet: 3 of 7 Rev: 0
2. Design Procedure
2.1 Checking Basic Section Properties based on IS 801 for Lip of Purlin
Minimum Depth of Lip shall be 2.8 x t x ((w/t)^2-281200/Fy)^(1/6) and not less than 4.8t
t= 1.7 mm
w=
55.6 mm
Fy=
450 Mpa
w/t =
32.71
2.8 x t x ((w/t)^2-281200/Fy)^(1/6) = 13.15 mm
4.8t = 8.16 mm
Lip l= 23 mm
Hence, Condition is OK
Lip is Edge stiffener only if w/t<60

Here, w/t = 32.71
Hence, Condition is OK
Result : Check for Section Properties Based on IS 801 Clause 5.2.2.1: OK
2.2 Stress Checks

2.2.1 Check for w/t, lim = 1435/sqrt(f)
As per clause 5.2.1.1 of IS 801,

f is the actual stress in compression element computed based on effective width
Compression stress based on full width = Max (Mxx/Zxx+Myy/Zyy) for all three unfactored combinations
Span for major axis bending = Span of purlin

= 9.5 m
Span for minor axis bending = Span of purlin / (no. of sagrods + 1)
= 3.17 m
Bending Moment Coefficient for Mxx = 10 [CFS]
Bending Moment Coefficient for Myy = 10 [CFS]
Note: Calculation for the above is at the top of the report
DL+LL DL+WL1 DL+LL+WL2

Normal Load 0.732 0.135 0.732 kN/m
Tangential Load 0.073 0.014 0.073 kN/m
Case 1 Case 2 Case 3

Mxx 6.609 1.221 11.640 KN-m
Myy 0.073 0.014 0.073 KN-m
Mxx/Zxx 128.029 23.649 150.328 N/mm2

Myy/Zyy 6.025 1.113 6.025 N/mm2
Mxx/Zxx+Myy/Zyy 134.053 24.762 156.352 N/mm2
Max. Compression Stress = 156.35 N/mm2

Verification of Z-Purlin - 200Z17 Project ID: OPPRO19-102 Sheet: 4 of 7 Rev: 0
f = 156.35 N/mm2
1435/sqrt(f) = 36.29
w/t = 32.71
Hence Design is restricted to Fully Effective Section
2.2.2 Maximum Compressive Stress based on Lateral Buckling of Flange, as per Clause 6.3 of IS 801
Calculate X=L2Sxc/(dIyc) and Y = Pi2ECb/Fy

Fb, the Allowable Compressive Stress based on Lateral Buckling of Flange is calculated as
X<0.18Y implies, Fb = 0.6 Fy - CASE (i)
X>0.18Y but X<0.9Y implies, Fb= 0.667 Fy – Fy . X / (2.7 Y) - CASE (ii)
X>0.9Y implies Fb = 0.3 Fy . Y / X - CASE (iii)
L = Unbraced Length of member = Span / (Number of sagrods+1) = 316.7 cm

Sxc = Compression Section Modulus of section about major axis = Zxx = 51.6 Cm^3
d = Depth of Section = 25.0 cm
Iyc = Moment of Inertia of the compression portion = Iyy/2 = 30.5 Cm^4
Hence, X = 6795.6 (unitless)
Pi = 3.1
Cb as per IS 801 can be taken conservatively assuming M1=0 (end span) =1.8
Hence, Y = 7960.4 (unitless)
Hence, 0.18 Y = 1432.9

And, 0.9 Y = 7164.3
Comparing X with 0.18Y and 0.9Y, The applicable case is = 2
Hence, Fb = 0.667Fy-Fy.X/(2.7Y)
= 157.7 N/mm2
Basic Allowable Design Stress 0.6 Fy = 270 N/mm2

Mxx/Zxx+Myy/Zyy 134.05 24.76 156.35 N/mm2
Allowed 270.00 359.10 359.10 N/mm2
Safety Ratio 0.50 0.07 0.44
Max. Safety Ratio = 0.50 OK

Verification of Z-Purlin - 200Z17 Project ID: OPPRO19-102 Sheet: 5 of 7 Rev: 0
2.2.3 Shear Stress in Web
As per clause 6.4.1 of IS 801,allowed maximum average shear stress Fv is calculated as
Case 1: If h/t is less than 4590/sqrt(Fy), Fv=1275 x sqrt(Fy) / (h/t) = 589.62

Case 2: If h/t is more than 4590/sqrt(Fy), Fv=5850000 / (h/t)2 = 278.01
Both are subject to maximum 0.4Fy = = 1800
h = 246.60 mm (Clear Depth between flanges = Depth – 2 x thk.)

t = 1.70 mm
Hence, h/t = 145.06
4590/sqrt(Fy) = 68.42
Hence, Fv = 5850000/(h/t)^2
= 278.01 kgf/sqcm
= 27.26 N/mm2
Actual Shear '=wl/2 Here, w = SQRT(Wn^2+Wt^2)
Hence, Shear= 7.94 7.94 7.94 kN

Shear Stress fv =V/dt 18.94 18.94 18.94
Stress Ratio = 0.68 0.68 0.68

Max. Shear Stress Ratio in Web = 0.68 OK
2.2.4 Bending Stress in Web
As per clause 6.4.2of IS 801 for the design check of allowable stress in combined shear and bending
Fbw = 36560000/(h/t)^2
Here, h/t already calculated above as 145.06
Hence, Fbw = 1737.47 kg/sqcm

= 173.75 N/mm2
Basic Allowable Design Stress calculated earlier = 0.6Fy
0.6Fy = 270 N/mm2
Hence, governing value for Fbw = 173.75 N/mm2
Already calculated fbw = Mxx/Zxx since Zyy at web is very high (x=t/2, Z=I/x)
Mxx/Zxx 128.0 23.6 150.3 N/mm2
Fbw 173.7 231.1 231.1 N/mm2
Safety Ratio 0.7 0.1 0.7
Max. Safety Ratio = 0.74
In summary, Bending stresses in Web is: OK
2.2.5 Combined Shear and Bending Stresses in Web
As per clause 6.4.3 of IS 801 for the design check of allowable stress in combined shear and bending
SQRT((fbw/Fbw)^2+(fv/Fv)^2) must be less than 1
In this clause, Fbw is not restricted by 0.6Fy and Fv is not restricted by 0.4Fy

Hence, Fbw = 173.75 231.08 231.08
And Fv = 278.01 369.76 369.76
Actual stresses already calculated are

fbw 128.03 23.65 50.33
fv = 18.94 18.94 18.94
fbw/Fbw 0.74 0.10 0.22

fv/Fv 0.07 0.05 0.05
Ratio = 0.74 0.11 0.22
Maximum Combined Stress Ratio in Web is 0.740
In summary, Combined stresses in Web is: OK
Result : Check for Stresses is OK

Overall Safety Ratio = 0.74
3. Deflection Check
Deflection is calculated as (5/384) (wl^4/EI) for Simply Supported beam and (3/384) (wl^4/EI) for multiple spans
Here, number of spans = 10 take the minimum span number
Hence, formula to use = (3/384) (wl^4/EI)
w is normal component of unfactored distributed load in kN/m, max. of all load combinations
Load = 0.73 kN/m
L = Span of the Purlin = 9.50 m

I = Ixx = 645.26 Cm4
Hence, Theoretical Deflection = 34.82 mm
Allowable Deflection, Span/150 = 63.33 mm
Span = 9.50 m
Normal Component of Live Load = 0.59 kN/m
Hence, deflection from Live Load = 27.9
Hence, Deflection is OK
4. Results Summary
Section Properties OK? OK Based on IS 801 Clause 5.2.2.1
Stresses Ok? OK
Critical Stress Factor 0.74
Deflection Check OK? OK
Hence, Overall: OK
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Posenchey, Phnom Penh, Cambodia Job Title : Verification Base Plate Connection D1
Base Plate Connection Design in Accordance with AISC 360-16 & AISC D.G1 [Reference Note]
1. Scope
1.1 Geometrical/Material property of column

Column profile, : BH482*415*8*16
Flange width, b= 415 mm
Flange thickness, tf = 16 mm
Yield strength, fy = 345 N/mm2

Tensile strength, fu = 360 N/mm2
1.2 Material property of plate

Length of base plate, hp = 502 mm
Width of base plate, bp = 435 mm
Shear plane in thread : Yes
Thickness of plate, t p = 30.00 mm
1.3 Geometrical/Material property of bolt

Bolt's Class/Grade : 4.6
Bolt's diameter : M30
Design tensile strength, fu = 400.00 N/mm2
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Verification Base Plate Connection D1 Project ID : FXPCS002 Sheet : 2 of 11 Rev : 0
1.4 Geometrical/Material property concrete cap

Length of concrete cap, Lc = 702 mm
Width of concrete cap, bc = 635 mm
Depth of concrete cap, hc = 1250 mm
Caracteristic strength, f 'c = 30 N/mm2
Embedment length of anchor, hef = 900 mm

1.5.1 Design internal force about stronge axis
Shear force, Vu,y = 0.6 kN
Flexural moment, Mu,x = 0.0 kN.m
1.5.2 Design internal force about weak axis

Shear force, Vu,x = 0.0 kN
Flexural moment, Mu,y = 0.0 kN.m
1.5.3 Design for uplift force due to wind load (unfactored load)
Axial load due to dead load, PDL = 10.0 kN
P
Tensile axial load due to wind, WL = 200.0 kN
1.6 Desing aspects

A. Verification resistance compressive axial loads

1. Calculate required base plate area
2. Optimization of base plate dimension
3. Verification bearing strength of plate
4. Calculate base plate require thickness
B. Verification resistance of tensile axial loads
1. Calculate required strength due to uplift force
2. Verification tension strength of anchor rods
3. Calculate required plate thickness
4. Verification concrete breakout strength of anchor rods group
C. Verification resistance of flexural strength
1. Calculate eccentricity/critical eccentricity
2. Verification stability of plate
3. Calculate bearing length
4. Calculate minimum plate thickness
5. Calculate anchor rod size and embedment length
D. Verification resistance shear strength
1. Friction design method
2. Shear design method
E. Verification resistance interaction effect of tension and shear
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2. Design procedure
2.1 Verification resistance of compressive axial loads
2.1.1 Calculate required base plate area
Required base plate area, A1,req = Pu / (f 0.85 f'c) for Case 1
= Pu / (2f 0.85 f'c) for Case 2&3
Case 1 : A1 = A2
Case 2 : A2  4A1
Case 3 : A1 < A2 < 4A1

A1,req,1 = 156862.75 mm2 refer to Case 1
A1,req,2,3 = 78431.37 2
mm refer to Case 2&3
2.1.2 Optimize the base plate dimension, N and B

Length of plate, N  sqrt(A1,req,1) + D for Case 1
sqrt(A1,req,2,3) + D for Case 2&3
D = (0.95h - 0.8bf)/2
= 62.95 mm [AISC-Design Guide 1]
§.3.1
Thus,
N  459.01 mm refer to Case 1
343.01 mm refer to Case 2&3
Width of plate, B = A1,req,1 / N for Case 1

A1,req,23 / N for Case 2&3
B = 341.74 mm
228.66 mm
Thus,
A2 = BxN
A2 = 156862.75 mm2 for Case 1
78431.37 mm2 for Case 2&3
Area of base plate, A1 = 500004 mm2
Case apply, : Case 3

Thus required base plate A1,req = 78431.37 mm2 < A1 PASS
2.1.3 Calculate if the following inequality is met

Nominal bearing strength, Pp = 0.85 f'cA1 for Case 1
2 f'cA1 for Case 2 [AISC 360-16] Eq.J8-1
0.85 f'cA1 sqrt(A2/A1)  1.7 f'cA1 for Case 3
Pp = 5049.77 kN
Design bearing strength, fPp = 3282.35 kN

Ratio = Pu / fPp
= 0.79 < 1 PASS
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2.1.4 Calculate required base plate thickness

Required base plate thk., tmin = l x sqrt[2Pu / (ffy BN)]
where,
l = max (m,n,ln')
m = ep2
= 22.05 mm
n = 51.50 mm
Yield line theory cantilever dist. n' = sqrt(hbf) / 4
where, [AISC - Design Guide 1]
§ 3.1
l = 2sqrt(X) / [1 + sqrt(1-X) ]  1
X = [4hbf / (h+bf)2] x [Pu/fcPp]
= 0.79 mm
l = 1.00
n' = 111.81
So,
l = 111.81
Required base plate thk., tmin = 29.38 < tp PASS
2.2 Verification resistance of tensile axial loads

2.2.1 Calculate the required strength due to uplift force on the column
Required uplift force, Puplift = 1.6 PWL - 0.9 PDL
Axial force due to wind load, PWL = 200.00 kN (Unfactored load)

Axial force due to dead load, PDL = 10.00 kN (Unfactored load)
Required uplift force, Puplift = 311 kN

[AISC - Design Guide 1]
2.2.2 Verify tension strength of anchor rods § 3.2
Norminal tensile strength, Rn = 0.75 FuAr
Rod area, Ar = 706.86 mm2
Rn = 212.06 kN
Number of anchor rods, Nar = 8

Required uplift force per bolt, Ru = Puplift / Nar
= 39 kN

Design tension force, fRn = 159.04 kN
Ratio = Ru / fRn
= 0.24 < 1 PASS
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2.2.3 Calculate required plate thickness

Required thickness, treq = sqrt[4Mu,r / (fbefffy)]
Required moment strength, Mu,r = Ru (Sp1,i - tw)/2

SP1,i = 60.00 mm
Mu,r = 1.01 kN.m [AISC - Design Guide 1]
beff = Sp1,i - tw § 3.2
Effective width,
= 52.00 mm
Resistance factor f = 0.90

Required thickness, treq = 15.82 mm < tp PASS
2.2.4 Verification of concrete breakout strength for group anchor bolts
Concrete breakout strength, fNcbg = f y3 24sqrt(f'c)hef1.5AN/AN0 for heff < 280mm

f y3 16sqrt(f'c)hef5/3AN/AN0 for heff  280mm
Anchor installation factor, y3 = 1.25

Effective embedment length, hef = 900 mm
Concret breakout cone area for group anchors,
AN = (c1+s1+1.5hef)(c2+s2+1.5hef) < nAN0
= 3371328 mm2
Concret breakout cone area for single anchors,
AN0 = 9h2ef
= 7290000 mm2
Concrete breakout strength, fNcbg = 726.46 kN
Ratio = Puplift / fNcbg

= 0.428 < 1 PASS
Vertical reinforcement bar required :Not required

Required reinforcement bar, As,req = Puplift / ffy
= N/A mm2
Provided reinforcement bar, As,pro = N/A mm2
As,recomend = N/A
Note : 1. In case, Ratio < 1, vertical reinforcement bar must be provided to prevent
concrete beakout of cone area around the anchors bolts by uplift force
with the minimum embedement length is not less than 17Danchorbolt
2. In case, Ratio > 1, vertical reinforcement bar is not necessary require.
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2.3 Verification resistance of flexural strength

2.3.1 Calculate e and ecrit.
Eccentricity of axis x, ex = Muy / Pu
= 0.00 mm
Eccentricity of axis y, ey = Mux / Pu
= 0.00 mm
Critical eccentricity of axis x, ecrit,x = B/2 - Pu/(2qmax,x)
ecrit,y = Lp/2 - Pu/(2qmax,y)
Length of plate, Lp = 502.00 mm
Width of plate, B = 435.00 mm
qmax,x = fp(max)Lp
qmax,y = fp(max)B
where,
fp(max) = fc 0.85f'c sqrt(A2/A1)
= 6.56 N/mm2
qmax,x = 3295.46 N/mm
qmax,y = 2855.62 N/mm
Critical eccentricity of axis x, ecrit,x = 176.98 mm > ex

Thus, design Mu,y base on : Neglected
Critical eccentricity of axis y, ecrit,y = 204.24 mm > ey

Thus, design Mu,x base on : Neglected
2.3.2 Verification stability of plate

Need to check stability of base plate : No need if Mu is "Small Moment"
Need if Mu is "Large Moment"
: N/A
Stability verification, : (fx + B/2)2 > 2Pu(ex + fx)/qmax,x for axis x

(fy + Lp/2)2 > 2Pu(ey + fy)/qmax,y for axis y
where, fx = B/2 - e1
= 59.50 mm
fy = Lp/2 - e2
= 150.00 mm
Stability verification about axis x : N/A

Stability verification about axis y : N/A
2.3.3 Calculate bearing length

Bearing length, Y = Lp - 2e Case 1
(f + Lp/2)  sqrt[(f+Lp/2)2 - 2Pu(e+f)/qmax]Case 2
Case 1 : For small moment design
Case 2 : For large moment design
Bearing length about axis x, Yx = N/A mm

Bearing length about axis y, Yy = N/A mm
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2.3.4 Calculate required minimum plate thickness

2.3.4.1 Case I: Base on small moment design >>> Not Apply
a). Bending about axis x
Required thickness, tp,req,x = 1.5n sqrt(fp/fy) for Yx  n
1.83n sqrt(fp/fy) for Yx < n
At the bearing interface,
n = (B - 0.8bf) / 2
= N/A mm
fp = Pu / (LpYx)
= N/A N/mm2
Required thickness, tp,req,x = N/A mm
b). Bending about axis y

Required tickness, tp,req,y = 1.5m sqrt(fp/fy) for Yy  m
1.83m sqrt(fp/fy) for Yy < m
m = (Lp - 0.95h) / 2
= N/A mm
fp = Pu / (BYy)
= N/A N/mm2
Required thickness, tp,req,y = N/A mm
Minimum required thickness, tp,req = max(tp,req,x , tp,req,y)

= N/A mm tp N/A
2.3.4.2 Case II: Base on large moment design Neglected
Required tension force, Tu = qY - Pu

Tu,x = 0.00 kN
Tu,y = 0.00 kN
a). Bending about axis x
Required thickness, tp,req,x = 1.5n sqrt(fp/fy) for Yx  n
1.83n sqrt(fp/fy) for Yx < n
n = 0.00 mm
fp = fp(max)
= 6.56 N/mm2
Required thickness, tp,req,x = 0.00 mm

At tension interface,
x= B/2 - bf/2 - e1
= 148.00 mm
Required thickness, tp,req,t = 2.11 sqrt[(Tux x) / (Lpfy)]
= 0.00 mm
tp,req,min,x = max(tp,req,x , tp,req,t)

= 0.00 mm
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b). Bending about axis y

Required thickness, tp,req,y = 1.5m sqrt(fp/fy) for Yy  m
1.83m sqrt(fp/fy) for Yy < m
m = 0.00 mm
fp = fp(max)
= 6.56 N/mm2
Required thickness, tp,req,y = 0.00 mm

At tension interface,
y= Lp/2 - h/2 - e2
= 91.00 mm
Required thickness, tp,req,t = 2.11 sqrt[(Tuy y) / (Bfy)]
= 0.00 mm
tp,req,min,y = max(tp,req,y , tp,req,t)

= 0.00 mm
Minimum required thickness, tp,req = max(tp,req,min,x , tp,req,min,y)

= 0.00 mm < tp PASS
2.3.5 Calculate anchor rod size and embedment length

Required tension force, Tu = 311.00 kN
Concrete breakout strength, fNcbg = f y3 24sqrt(f'c)hef1.5AN/AN0 for heff < 280mm

f y3 16sqrt(f'c)hef5/3AN/AN0 for heff  280mm
= 726.46 kN > Tu
Use: Anchor rod grade/class : 4.6

Anchor rod diameter : M30 PASS
Embedement length : 900.00 mm
2.4 Verification resistance of shear strength

2.4.1 Friction design
Shear friction design, : Not Apply
Design shear strength, f Vn = f m Pu  0.2f'cAc
Friction coefficient, m = N/A

Resistance factor, f = N/A
N/A Vu,x N/A
Design shear strength, f Vn = N/A kN
N/A Vu,y N/A
2.4.2 Shear in anchor rods
fVcbg = f Av/Av0 y5y6y7Vb
Shear capacity design of concrete, of concrete
Loading factor, y5 = 1
Modification factor, y6 = 1
Cracked factor, y7 = 1.4
Edge distance, c1x = 258 mm
c1y = 201 mm
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Anchor rods spacing, s = 100 mm

2
Av0 = 4.5c1
= 299538 mm2
2
Av = 4.5c1 + s(1.5c1)
= 338238.00 mm2
Vb,x = 7(hef/d)0.2 sqrt(d)sqrt(f'c)c11.5
= 142.66 kN
Vb,y = 7(hef/d) sqrt(d)sqrt(f'c)c11.5
0.2
= 98.10 kN
Concrete shear strength, fVcbg ,x1 = 157.87 kN
fVcbg,y1 = 108.56 kN
Design rod shear strength, fRn,1 = 84.82 kN of one anchor rod
Required shear strength, Ru,1 = 0.08 kN of one anchor rod
Design concrete shear strength ratio,

Ratiox = Ru,1 / fVcbg ,x1
= 0.00 < 1 PASS
Ratioy = Ru,1 / fVcbg ,y1
0.00 < 1 PASS
Design anchor rod shear strength ratio,
Ratio = Ru,1 / fRn,1
= 0.00 < 1 PASS
2.5 Verification resistance interaction effect of shear and tension

2.5.1 Check plate thickness
Shear strength of bolt hole, Rn = 1.5LctFu  3dtFu
Distance of anchor rods, Lc = 110.5 mm

Thickness of plate, tp = 30 mm
Diameter of anchor rod, d = 30 mm
Shear strength of bolt hole, Rn = 1080 kN

Required shear force per bolt, Ru,1 = 0.075 kN
Design shear strength, fRn = 810 kN

Ratio = Vu / fRn
= 0.00 < 1 PASS
2.5.2 Check interaction effect
Required shear force, Vu,req = 0.6 kN

Required tension force, Tu,req = 311.00 kN
Shear stress in rod, fv = Vu,req / (nbolt Ar)

= 0.21 N/mm2
Bending stress in rod, ftb = Ml / Z
Z = d3 / 6
= 4500 mm
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Ml = Vu,req (tp +3) / na

= 2.475 kN.mm
ftb = 0.55 N/mm2
Uplift axila stres in rod, fta = Tu,req / Ar,total
= 54.997 N/mm2
Tensile stress in rod, ft = ftb + fta
= 55.55 N/mm2
Tension force of anchor rod, Fnt = 300 N/mm2
Shear force of anchor rod, Fnv = 180 N/mm2
Verification condition, ft  f F'nt

F'nt = 1.3Fnt - Fnt/(fFnv) fv  Fnt
F'nt = 300.00 N/mm2
fF'nt = 225.00 N/mm2
Ratio = ft / fF'nt
= 0.25 < 1 PASS
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3. Design summary
Compressive axial resistance
Design bearing strength ratio, Ratio = 0.79 PASS
Required base plate thickness, treq = 29.38 mm PASS
Compressive tensile resistance (Uplift resistance)
Design tension uplift force, Ratio = 0.24 PASS

Concrete breakout strength, Ratio = 0.43

Area of vertical bar required, Av,req = N/A PASS
Arec : N/A
Flexural resistance
Stability verification about axis x : N/A

Stability verification about axis y : N/A

Embedment strength, Ratio = 0.43 PASS
Shear resistance
Shear strength of anchor rod Ratio = 0.00 PASS

Shear strength of concrete, Ratio = 0.00 PASS
Interaction effect resistance
Shear strength of bolt hole, Ratio = 0.00 PASS

Interaction strength, Ratio = 0.25 PASS
Ratio of Connection
Anchor rod, Ratio = 0.43 PASS

Base plate, Ratio = 0.98 PASS
Concrete pier Ratio = 0.43 PASS
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Critical End Plate Connection
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End Plate Connection Design in Accordance with AISC 360-16 & AISC D.G16 [Reference Note]
1. Scope
Bolt: M24
Plate 20mm
1.1 Geometrical/Material property of beam

Beam profile, : I-928x347x10x16
Flange width, b = 347 mm
Column profile, :I-940x415x10x20

Flange width, b= 415 mm

1.2 Material property of plate, stiffeners and web doubler

End-plate category : Extended-Both
End-plate raction zone : Top-Side
Bolt' hole : Standard hole
Thk. of end-plate, tp = 20.00 mm
Thk. of stiffeners, tst = 16.00 mm
Thk. of web doubler, twd = 8.00 mm
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Verification of End Plate Connection SP-2 Project ID : OPPRO20-083 Sheet : 2 of 7 Rev :

Bolt's type : M24 M27

1.4.1 Design internal forcea at SLS
Axial force, Nser = Neglected kN
Shear force, Vser = 181.5 kN
Flexural moment, Mser = 1016.7 kN.m
1.4.2 Design internal forcea at ULS

Axial force, Nu = Neglected kN
Shear force, Vu = 236.0 kN
Flexural moment, Mu = 1321.7 kN.m
1.5 Desing aspects

1. Verification resistance of bolt

1. Verification shear resistance of bolt
2. Verification moment resistance of bolt (tension effect with prying action)
3. Verification slip resistance
2. Verification bearing and tearout resistance of bolt holes
1. Verification bearing and tearout resistance of bolt holes on end-plate
2. Verification bearing and tearout resistance of bolt holes on column flange
3. Verification resistance of plate connection
1. Verification resistance of end-plate yield
2. Verification resistance of gross section
3. Verification resistance of net section
4. Verification forced resistance of column stiffened flange and web doubler
1. Verification resistance of column stiffened flange
2. Verification resistance of web doubler
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2. Design procedure
2.1 Verification resistance of bolt
2.1.1 Shear resistance of bolts
Nominal shear strength, Rn = Fnv Ab per one shear plane of one bolt [AISC 360-16] Eq.J3-1
Nominal shear stress, Fnv = 0.563 Fu case : shear plane isn't in thread
[AISC 360-16] Tab.J3-2
0.45 Fu case : shear plane in thread
= 360.00 N/mm2
Area of one bolt, Ab = 572.56 mm2
Rn = 206.12 kN
Number of shear plane, ns,f = 1
Number of end-plate bolt, Nbolt = 16
Nominal shear strength of group bolts,
Rn,gr = ns,f Nb,bolt Rn
= 3297.92 kN

Design shear strength,
fv Rn,gr = 2473.44 kN
Ratio = Vu / fv Rn,gr
= 0.10 < 1 PASS
2.1.2 Moment resistance of bolts (Tension effect)

Nominal flexural strength with prying action
Mq = For Flush end-plate
[AISC Design Guide16]
max 2(Pt - Qmax)(d1 + d2)
Eq. 2-18
2Tb(d1 + d2)
For Extended end-plate

max Nbr(Pt - Qmax)d0,tension + Nbr(Pt - Qmax)Sdn-1 + NbrTbdi
[AISC Design Guide16]
Nbr(Pt - Qmax)d0,tension + NbrTbSdn
Eq. 2-19
Nbr(Pt - Qmax)(d1 + dn) + NbrTb(d0,tension + Sdn-2)
Nbr Tb (Sdn + d0,tension)
Maximum prying force, Qmax,i = w'tp2/(4ai) x sqrt[fpy2 - 3(F'i/(w'*tp)2] [AISC D.G16] Eq. 2-11
where,
ai = 25.4 [3.682(tp/db)3 - 0.085] [AISC D.G16] Eq. 2-13
= 35.85 mm
w' = bp/2 - (db + 1/6) [AISC D.G16] Eq. 2-12
= 146.4 mm
Tensile strength of bolt, Ft = 0.75Fu [AISC 360-16] Tab. J3.2
= 600.00 N/mm2
F'i = [ tp fpy(0.85bp/2 + 0.8w') + pdb3Ft/8 ] / (4pf,i)
2
[AISC D.G16] Eq. 2-14
= 405.08 kN
Pt = pdb2Ft / 4 [AISC D.G16] Eq. 2-19
= 343.53 kN
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Pretension force, Tb = For A325M with snug-tightened bolts

0.75 Tb,min if db  16mm
0.50 Tb,min if db = 20mm
0.375 Tb,min if db = 22mm [AISC D.G16] §.2.5.2 (4)
0.25 Tb,min if db  24mm
For fully-tightened bolts
Tbmin
Tighten condition : Fully

Minimum pretension force, Tb,min = 0.7 x 0.75 FuAb [AISC 360-16] Tab. J3.1M
= 240.47 kN
Pretension force, Tb = 240.47 kN
Nominal flexural strength with prying action,

Mq,max = 1960.97 kN.m
Design flexural strength with prying action,
f Mq,max = 1470.73 kN.m
Ratio = Mu / f Mq,max
= 0.90 < 1 PASS
2.1.3 Slip resistance of Hight strength bolts at SLS

Slip resistance applied : Apply
Slip resistance, Rn,slip = mDuhfTbns [AISC 360-16] Eq.J3-4
Multiplier ratio, Du = 1.13

Factor of filler, hf = 1
Number of slip plane, ns = 1
Min. pretension force, Tb = 0.7 x (0.75 Fu Ab) [AISC 360-16] Tab. J3.1M
= 240.47 kN
Mean slip coefficient, m= 0.3
Slip resistance, Rn,slip = 81.52 kN of one bolt

Slip resistance total, Rn,slip,t = 1304.33 kN of total flange bolts
Resistance factor, fs = 1
Design slip resistance,

fs Rn,slip,t = 1304.33 kN
Shear force subj. to flange at SLS
Vu = 236.00 kN
Ratio = Vu / fs Rn,slip,t
= 0.18 < 1 PASS
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2.2 Verification bearing and tearout resistance of bolt holes

2.2.1 Verification bearing and tearout resistance of bolt holes on end-plate
Nominal strength of bolt holes,
Rn,bearing = 1.2LctFu  2.4dtFu [AISC 360-10] Eq.J3-6a
Minimum thickness of plate, t = 20.00 mm

Interior clear distance of bolt, Lc,int = 0.00 mm
Exterior clear distance of bolt, Lc,ext = 25.00 mm
For interior bolts, Rn,bearing,int = 0.00 kN

For exterior bolts, Rn,bearing,ext = 480.00 kN
Number of exterior bolt, Nbolt,ext = 2

Number of interior bolt, Nbolt,int = 14
Nominal strength of group bolt holes,

Rn,bearing,gr = ns,f x [ Nbolt,ext Rn,bearing,ext + Nbolt,int Rn,bearing,int ]
= 960.00 kN

Design nominal strength of group bolt holes on end-plate,
fb Rn,bearing,gr = 720 kN
Ratio = Vu / fb Rn,bearing,gr
= 0.328 < 1 PASS
2.2.1 Verification bearing and tearout resistance of bolt holes on end-plate

Design nominal strength of groun bolt holes on column flange,
fb Rn,bearing,gr = 720 kN
= 0.328 < 1 PASS
2.3 Verification resistance of plate connection

2.3.1 End-plate yield resistance
Nominal resistance of plate, Mn = fpytp2 Y [AISC D.G16] Eq. 2.10
Yield line, Y = 19714.04 mm

Mn = 2720.54 kN.m

Design end-plate yield,
fMn = 2448.48 kN.m
Ratio = Mu / fMn
= 0.54 < 1 PASS
2.3.2 Shear resistance on gross section
Rn,shear,g = 0.6 Fy Agv [AISC 360-16] Eq.J4-3
Gross section area, Agv = ht x tp

= 22960 mm2
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Rn,shear,g = 4753 kN
Resistance factor, fsg = 1

Design tension resistance on gross section,
ftg Rn,shear,g = 4752.72 kN
Ratio = Vu / fsg Rn,shear,g
= 0.05 < 1 PASS
2.3.3 Shear resistance on net section
Rn,shear,n = 0.6 Fu An,v [AISC 360-16] Eq.J4-2
Net section area, An,v = Agv - Sdhole tp
= 18160 mm2
Rn,shear,n = 4903.2 kN
Resistance factor, ftn = 0.75
ftn Rn,tension,n = 3677.4 kN
Ratio = Vu / fsg Rn,shear,n

= 0.06 < 1 PASS
2.4 Verification forced resistance of column stiffened flange and web doubler
2.4.1 Verification resistance of column stiffened flange
Forced resistance of stiffener, Rn,st = Fyst Ast [AISC D.G-13] Eq.4.3-1
Transverse stiffener area, Ast= 2tst(bst-5)
= 3627 mm2
Yeild strenght, Fyst= 345 N/mm2
Resistance factor, ф= 0.9
фRn,st = 1126.08 kN
Transverse force on stiffener, Rust= 864.79 kN
Ratio= Rust/фRn,st
= 0.77 < 1 PASS
2.4.2 Verification resistance of column web doubler
Shear resistance of web doub.,Rn,wd = 0.6Fywdtwdhc [AISC D.G-13] Eq.4.4-1
Fywd= 345 2
Yeild strenght, N/mm
Resistance factor, ф= 0.9
фRn,st = 1400.98 kN
Shear force on web doub., Vu,wd= -302.0 kN
Ratio= Rust/фRn,st
= N/A > 1 N/R
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3. Design summary
Resistance of bolt
Design resistance per shear plane of bolt, fvRn = 154.59 kN
Shear ratio of bolt, Ratio = 0.095 PASS

Moment (tension effect) of bolt, Ratio = 0.90 PASS Bolts
Slip resistance of bolt, Ratio = 0.18 PASS
Resistance of plate connection
Bearing and tearout ratio of bolt's hole Ratio = 0.328 PASS Bolt's Holes
End-plate yield ratio, Ratio = 0.540 PASS

Gross section shear ratio, Ratio = 0.050 PASS End-Plates
Net section shear ratio, Ratio = 0.064 PASS
Resistance of column transverse stiffeners and web doubler
Strength ratio of the transverse stiffeners Ratio = 0.768 PASS

Column Stiffening
Strength ratio of the web doubler Ratio = N/A N/R
Maximum ratio of connection

Bolts Plate connection
Ratiomax =0.899 Ratiomax = 0.540
PASS PASS
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Critical Fin Plate Connection
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Posenchey, Phnom Penh, Cambodia Job Title : Verification of Critical Shear Connection
Fin-Plate Connection Design in Accordance with AISCI 360-16 [Reference Note]
1. Scope
1.1 Geometrical/Material property of beam

Beam profile, : I-388x208x6x8
Beam cope, : Top-coped

Flange width, b = 208 mm

1.2 Material property of plate

Bolt' hole : Standard hole
Thickness of plate, tp = 12 mm
Yield strength of plate, fy = 335 N/mm2

Tensile strength of plate, fu = 360 N/mm2

Bolt's type : M20
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Verification of Critical Shear Connection Project ID : OPPRO20-083 Sheet : 2 of 8 Rev :

1.4.1 Design internal forcea at SLS
Axial force, Nser = 0.0 kN
Shear force, Vser = 161.5 kN
Flexural moment, Mser = 0.0 kN.m
1.4.2 Design internal forcea at ULS

Axial force, Nu = 0.0 kN
Shear force, Vu = 210.0 kN
Flexural moment, Mu = 0.0 kN.m
1.5 Desing aspects

1. Verification bolt resistance / resistance of group bolt

1. Verification shear resistance of bolts
2. Verification slip resistance of hight strength bolt
2. Verification bearing and tearout resistance of bolt holes
3. Verification resistance of fin-plate
1. Verification shear resistance on gross section
2. Verification shear resistance on net section
3. Verification block shear resistance of plate
4. Verification lateral torsional buckling of plate
4. Verification resistance of connecting beam (notched beam)
1. Verification of flexural local buckling strength at compression coped flange
2. Verification flexural yielding strength at tension coped flange
5. Verification resistance of supporting beam (local shear / local shear interaction)
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2. Design procedure
2.1 Verification bolt resistance / resistance of group bolt
2.1.1 Shear resistance of bolts
Nominal shear strength, Rn = Fnv Ab per one shear plane of one bolt [AISC 360-16] Eq.J3-1
Nominal shear stress, Fnv = 0.563 Fu case : shear plane isn't in thread
[AISC 360-16] Tab.J3-2
0.45 Fu case : shear plane in thread
= 360.00 N/mm2
Area of one bolt, Ab = 314.16 mm2

Rn = 113.10 kN
Num. of shear plane, ns,f = 1
Total number of bolt, Nbolt = 5
Nominal shear strength of group bolts,
Rn,gr = ns,f Nb,bolt Rn
= 565.49 kN

Design shear strength,
fv Rn,gr = 424.12 kN
Ratio = Vu / fv Rn,gr
= 0.50 < 1 PASS
2.1.2. Slip resistance of hight strength bolts at SLS

Slip resistance applied : Apply
Slip resistance, Rn,slip = mDuhfTbns [AISC 360-16] Eq.J3-4
Multiplier ratio, Du = 1.13

Factor of filler, hf = 1
Number of slip plane, ns = 1

Min. pretension force, Tb = 0.7 x (0.75 Fu Ab) [AISC 360-16] Tab. J3.1M
= 131.95 kN
Mean slip coefficient, m = 0.3
Slip resistance, Rn,slip = 44.73 kN of one bolt

Slip resistance total, Rn,slip,t = 223.65 kN of total flange bolts
Resistance factor, fs = 1
Design slip resistance,

fs Rn,slip,t = 223.65 kN
Ratio = VSLS / fs Rn,slip,t

= 0.72 < 1 PASS
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0 Project ID : OPPRO20-083 Sheet : 4 of 8 Rev :
2.2 Verification bearing and tearout resistance of bolt holes

Bolt holes condition :1
Note : 1 : For Standard hole, Oversized, short-slotted or long-slotted hole parallel to

direction of load
2 : For long-slotted hole perpendicular to direction of load only
Nominal strength of bolt holes,

Rn,bearing = 1.2LctFu  2.4dtFu For Hole type 1 [AISC 360-10]
LctFu  2dtFu For Hole type 2 Eq.J3-6a - Eq.J3-6f
Minimum thickness of plate, t = min (tf , tp)

=8 mm
Interior clear distance of bolt, Lc,int = 22.00 mm
Exterior clear distance of bolt, Lc,ext = 34.00 mm
For interior bolts, Rn,bearing,int = 168.96 kN

For exterior bolts, Rn,bearing,ext = 261.12 kN
Number of exterior bolt, Nbolt,ext = 1

Number of interior bolt, Nbolt,int = 4
Nominal strength of group bolt holes,

Rn,bearing,gr = ns,f x [ Nbolt,ext Rn,bearing,ext + Nbolt,int Rn,bearing,int ]
= 936.96 kN

Design nominal strength of group bolt holes,
fb Rn,bearing,gr = 702.72 kN
= 0.30 < 1 PASS
2.3 Verification resistance of fin-plate

2.3.1 Shear resistance on gross section
Rn,shear,g = 0.6Fy Agv [AISC 360-16] Eq.J4-3
Gross section area, Agv = hp x tmin

= 3680 mm2
Rn,shear,g = 739.68 kN
Resistance factor, fsg = 1

Design tension resistance on gross section,
fsg Rn,shear,g = 739.68 kN
Ratio = Vu / fsg Rn,shear,g

= 0.28 < 1 PASS
2.3.2 Shear resistance on net section
Rn,shear,n = 0.6Fu Anv [AISC 360-16] Eq.J4-4
Net section area, Anv = Agv - Sdhole tmin
= 2800 mm2
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Rn,shear,n = 1344 kN
Resistance factor, fsn = 0.75
fsn Rn,shear,n = 1008 kN
Ratio = Vu / fsn Rn,shear,n

= 0.21 < 1 PASS
2.3.3 Block shear resistance of plate

Nominal block shear strength
Rn,block shear = 0.6FuAnv + UbsFuAnt  0.6FyAgv + UbsFuAnt [AISC 360-10] Eq.J4-5
Coef. of tension stress, Ubs = 0.5 " Non-uniform Tension Stress "
Gross area of tension, Agt = 360 mm2
Gross area of shear, Agv = 3120 mm2
Net area of tension, Ant = -432 mm2
Net area of shear, Anv = 3032 mm2
Nominal block shear strength of connection plate,

Rni,block shear = 549.36 kN
Resistance factor, fbs = 0.75

Design block shear strength,
fbs Rn,block shear = 412.02 kN
Ratio = Vu / fbs Rn,block shear

= 0.51 < 1 PASS
2.3.4 Lateral torsional buckling of short fin plate

Short fin plate or long fin plate, : Short fin plate
LTB of plate apply, : Apply
Norminal shear strength, Vn = Sel,p fy,p / z [SCI_P358] p.119

where,
Sel,p = tphp2 / 6
= 423200.00 mm3
z = e1 = 45.00 mm
Vn = 3150.49 kN
Resistance factor, f= 1
Design norminal shear strength,

fVn = 3150.49 kN
Ratio = Vu / fVn
= 0.07 < 1 PASS
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2.4 Verification resistance of connecting beam (notched beam)

2.4.1 Flexural local buckling strength at compression coped flange (top flange)
Flexural local buckling need to be checked : Apply
Nominal flexural strength, Mn,LB = Rn e [AISCM] § .9-6

Norminal shear strength, Rn = Mn,LB / e where e = Ln
Flex. local buckling strength, Mn,LB = Fcr Snet
Available buckling stress, Fcr = Top flange coped case :c  2h and dct  h/2
[p2E/(12(1-n2))] x (tw/h0)2 x fk  Fy
Both flanges coped : c  2h and dct  h/2
0.62pEtw2fd / (h0 c)  Fy
Both flanges coped : dct > 0.2h
FyQ  Fy
Reduced beam depth, h0 = h - dct for top flange coped

[AISCM] §.9-7
h - (dct + dcb) for both flanges coped
= 353.00 mm
Plate buckling modulus factor, f = 2c/h for c/h  1
1 + c/h for c/h > 1
= 0.15
Plate buckling coeficient, k = 2.2 (h0/c)1.65 for c/h  1
2.2 h0/c for c/h > 1
= 128.53 mm
Plate buckling modulus factor, fd = 3.5 - 7.5(dct/h)
2.82
l = h0sqrt(Fy) / [ 10twsqrt(475 + 280(h0/c)2) ]
= 0.54
[AISCM] §.9-8
Q= 1 for l  0.7
1.34 - 0.486l for 0.7 < l  1.41
1.3/l2 for l > 1.41
= 1.00
Available buckling stress, Fcr = 335.00 N/mm2
Net elastic section modulus, Snet = 279192.70 mm3

Flex. local buckling strength, Mn,LB = 93.53 kN.m
Norminal shear strength, Rn = 1870.59 kN
Design shear strength, fRn = 1683.53 kN
Ratio = Vu / fRn
= 0.12 < 1 PASS
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2.4.2 Flexural yielding strength at tension coped flange (buttom flange)

Flexural yielding need to be checked :Not Apply
Nominal flexural strength, Mn,Y = Rn e

Norminal shear strength, Rn = Mn,Y / e where, e = Ln
Flexural yielding strength, Mn,Y = Fy Snet
Net elastic section modulus, Snet = 279192.70 mm3

Mn,Y = N/A kN.m
Rn = N/A kN
Design shear strength, fRn = N/A kN
Ratio = Vu / fRn
= N/A N/A 1
2.5 Verification resistance of supporting beam

Local shear interaction, : Consider
Nominal shear strength of SB, Vn = 0.6 Fy Aw [AISC 360-16] Eq.G2-6
where, Aw = hp,min tw,2

= 2520.00 mm2
Vn = 506.52 kN
Required shear strength of SB, Vu,r = 0.5 Vu1 for Case 1

[SCI_P358] p.129
0.5 (Vu1 / hp,1 +Vu2 / hp,2) x hp,min for Case 2
Case 1 : Local shear interaction isn't considered
Case 2 : Local shear interaction is considered
where,
Vu1 = 210.00 kN
Vu2 = 210.00 kN
hp1 = 460.00 mm
hp2 = 210.00 mm
hp,min = 210.00 mm
Vu,r = 152.93 kN
Design local shear force, fVn = 455.87 kN

Ratio = Vu,r / fVn
= 0.34 < 1 PASS
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3. Design summary
Resistance of bolt
Shear ratio of bolt, Ratio = 0.50 PASS

Slib ratio of bolt, Ratio = 0.72 PASS
Bearing and tearout ratio of bolt's hole Ratio = 0.30 PASS
Resistance of plate
Gross section shear ratio, Ratio = 0.28 PASS

Net section shear ratio, Ratio = 0.21 PASS
Block shear ratio, Ratio = 0.51 PASS
Lateral torsional buckling of plate, Ratio = 0.07 PASS
Resistance of connecting beam
Flexural local buckling ratio of top flange, Ratio = 0.12 PASS

Flexural local buckling ratio of buttom flange, Ratio = N/A
Resistance of supporting beam
Local shear / local shear interaction ratio, Ratio = 0.34 PASS
Maximum ratio of connection
Bolt ratio, Ratio = 0.72 PASS

Plate ratio, Ratio = 0.51 PASS
Connecting beam, Ratio = 0.12 PASS
Supporting beam, Ratio = 0.34 PASS
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Summary Column and Rafter Verification
for RIGID Frame Line 2 to 10
Page 1 Of 172
Job No OPPRO20-083-MBS-B1-20201118- Date 26-07-2022
Customer ZUELLIG PHARMA Designed By LCN
Project PHARMA WAREHOUSE Draft By LCN
Address NATIONAL ROAD 2 Checked By KCR
Table Of Contents
INTRODUCTION_FUXIN.OUT 2 - 2
BUILDING_DATA_FUXN.OUT 3 - 3
LOAD COMBINATION.OUT 4 - 7
RF1-DEAD LOAD.DXF 8 - 8
RF1-AXIAL DEAD LOAD.DXF 9 - 9
RF1-SHEAR DEAD LOAD.DXF 10 - 10
RF1-MOMENT DEAD LOAD.DXF 11 - 11
RF1-LIVE LOAD.DXF 12 - 12
RF1-AXIAL LIVE LOAD.DXF 13 - 13
RF1-SHEAR LIVE LOAD.DXF 14 - 14
RF1-MOMENT LIVE LOAD.DXF 15 - 15
RF1-VERIFICATION.OUT 16 - 88
RF1-DRIFT.DXF 89 - 89
RF2-DEAD LOAD.DXF 90 - 90
RF2-AXIAL DEAD LOAD.DXF 91 - 91
RF2-SHEAR DEAD LOAD.DXF 92 - 92
RF2-MOMENT DEAD LOAD.DXF 93 - 93
RF2-LIVE LOAD.DXF 94 - 94
RF2-AXIAL LIVE LOAD.DXF 95 - 95
RF2-SHEAR LIVE LOAD.DXF 96 - 96
RF2-MOMENT LIVE LOAD.DXF 97 - 97
RF2-VERIFICATION.OUT 98 - 171
RF2-DRIFT.DXF 172 - 172
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INTRODUCTION
This Design Calculations Package has been prepared using the latest applicable
American codes and standards and the latest developments in engineering practices from
Fuxin Steel Building Co. Ltd. A Structural design engineer prepared the design
and calculations and another Building Specialist checked the detailing and
drafting.
Computer programs, verified and tested by Fuxin Building Systems have been
used where applicable to determine structural requirements. The output of
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text where necessary.
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design codes and material specifications used , design assumption,
loads and design sketches showing building components layout and members sizes.
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used in the design along with explanations for the output possible.
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capacity. This section also includes reference data for Fuxin Steel standard
designations andand
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BUILDING DATA
SIZE:
Width (m) = 70200
Length (m) = 90200
Peak Offset (m) = 35100
Back Sidewall eave height (m) = 14700
Front Sidewall eave height (m) = 14700
Back Sidewall roof slope (m) = 10.0:100
LOADS:
Dead Load (kN/m2) = 0.150
Roof Live Load (kN/m2) = 0.570
Frame Live Load (kN/m2) = 0.35
Collat. Load (kN/m2) = 0.85
Snow Load (kN/m2) = 0
Wind Speed (m/s) = 32
Closed/Open = Closed
Exposure = C
Importance - Wind = 1.00
Importance - Seismic = 1.00
Seismic Coefficent (Ca) =
Wind Code = MBMA 10 LS

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LOAD COMBINATIONS:
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#- Controlling Load Combination In Design Summary
1 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+Live/2+1.6Floor_Live
2 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+Live/2+1.6Floor_Live
3 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+Snow/2+1.6Floor_Live
4 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+Snow/2+1.6Floor_Live
5 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+Snow/2+Snow_Drift/2+1.6Floor_Live
6 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+Snow/2+Snow_Drift/2+1.6Floor_Live
7 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+Snow/2+Slide_Snow/2+1.6Floor_Live
8 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+Snow/2+Slide_Snow/2+1.6Floor_Live
9#- 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+1.6Live+Floor_Live/2
10#- 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+1.6Live+Floor_Live/2
11 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+1.6Snow+Floor_Live/2
12 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+1.6Snow+Floor_Live/2
13 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+1.6Snow+1.6Snow_Drift+Floor_Live/2
14 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+1.6Snow+1.6Snow_Drift+Floor_Live/2
15 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+1.6Snow+1.6Slide_Snow+Floor_Live/2
16 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+1.6Snow+1.6Slide_Snow+Floor_Live/2
17 - 1.4Dead
18 - 1.4Dead
19#- 0.9Dead+1.6Wind_Left1
20#- 0.9Dead+1.6Wind_Right1
21 - 0.9Dead+1.6Wind_Left2
22 - 0.9Dead+1.6Wind_Right2
23 - 0.9Dead+1.6Wind_Long1+1.6LWIND1_L2E
24 - 0.9Dead+1.6Wind_Long1+1.6LWIND1_R2E
25 - 0.9Dead-1.6Wind_Long1+1.6LWIND1_L2E
26 - 0.9Dead-1.6Wind_Long1+1.6LWIND1_R2E
27 - 0.9Dead+1.6Wind_Long2+1.6LWIND2_L2E
28 - 0.9Dead+1.6Wind_Long2+1.6LWIND2_R2E
29 - 0.9Dead-1.6Wind_Long2+1.6LWIND2_L2E
30 - 0.9Dead-1.6Wind_Long2+1.6LWIND2_R2E
31#- 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+1.6Live+0.8Wind_Left1
32#- 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+1.6Live+0.8Wind_Right1
33#- 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+1.6Live+0.8Wind_Left2
34#- 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+1.6Live+0.8Wind_Right2
35 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+1.6Live+0.8Wind_Long1+0.8LWIND1_L2E
36 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+1.6Live+0.8Wind_Long1+0.8LWIND1_R2E
37 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+1.6Live-0.8Wind_Long1+0.8LWIND1_L2E
38 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+1.6Live-0.8Wind_Long1+0.8LWIND1_R2E
39 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+1.6Live+0.8Wind_Long2+0.8LWIND2_L2E
40 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+1.6Live+0.8Wind_Long2+0.8LWIND2_R2E
41 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+1.6Live-0.8Wind_Long2+0.8LWIND2_L2E
42 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+1.6Live-0.8Wind_Long2+0.8LWIND2_R2E
43 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+1.6Snow+0.8Wind_Left1
44 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+1.6Snow+0.8Wind_Left1+1.6Snow_Drift
45 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+1.6Snow+0.8Wind_Left1+1.6Slide_Snow
46 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+1.6Snow+0.8Wind_Right1
47 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+1.6Snow+0.8Wind_Right1+1.6Snow_Drift
48 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+1.6Snow+0.8Wind_Right1+1.6Slide_Snow
49 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+1.6Snow+0.8Wind_Left2
50 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+1.6Snow+0.8Wind_Left2+1.6Snow_Drift
51 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+1.6Snow+0.8Wind_Left2+1.6Slide_Snow
52 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+1.6Snow+0.8Wind_Right2
53 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+1.6Snow+0.8Wind_Right2+1.6Snow_Drift
54 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+1.6Snow+0.8Wind_Right2+1.6Slide_Snow
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55 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+1.6Snow+0.8Wind_Long1+0.8LWIND1_L2E
56 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+1.6Snow+0.8Wind_Long1+0.8LWIND1_R2E
57 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+1.6Snow-0.8Wind_Long1+0.8LWIND1_L2E
58 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+1.6Snow-0.8Wind_Long1+0.8LWIND1_R2E
59 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+1.6Snow+0.8Wind_Long1+1.6Snow_Drift+0.8LWIND1_L2E
60 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+1.6Snow+0.8Wind_Long1+1.6Snow_Drift+0.8LWIND1_R2E
61 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+1.6Snow-0.8Wind_Long1+1.6Snow_Drift+0.8LWIND1_L2E
62 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+1.6Snow-0.8Wind_Long1+1.6Snow_Drift+0.8LWIND1_R2E
63 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+1.6Snow+0.8Wind_Long1+1.6Slide_Snow+0.8LWIND1_L2E
64 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+1.6Snow+0.8Wind_Long1+1.6Slide_Snow+0.8LWIND1_R2E
65 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+1.6Snow-0.8Wind_Long1+1.6Slide_Snow+0.8LWIND1_L2E
66 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+1.6Snow-0.8Wind_Long1+1.6Slide_Snow+0.8LWIND1_R2E
67 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+1.6Snow+0.8Wind_Long2+0.8LWIND2_L2E
68 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+1.6Snow+0.8Wind_Long2+0.8LWIND2_R2E
69 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+1.6Snow-0.8Wind_Long2+0.8LWIND2_L2E
70 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+1.6Snow-0.8Wind_Long2+0.8LWIND2_R2E
71 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+1.6Snow+0.8Wind_Long2+1.6Snow_Drift+0.8LWIND2_L2E
72 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+1.6Snow+0.8Wind_Long2+1.6Snow_Drift+0.8LWIND2_R2E
73 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+1.6Snow-0.8Wind_Long2+1.6Snow_Drift+0.8LWIND2_L2E
74 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+1.6Snow-0.8Wind_Long2+1.6Snow_Drift+0.8LWIND2_R2E
75 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+1.6Snow+0.8Wind_Long2+1.6Slide_Snow+0.8LWIND2_L2E
76 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+1.6Snow+0.8Wind_Long2+1.6Slide_Snow+0.8LWIND2_R2E
77 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+1.6Snow-0.8Wind_Long2+1.6Slide_Snow+0.8LWIND2_L2E
78 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+1.6Snow-0.8Wind_Long2+1.6Slide_Snow+0.8LWIND2_R2E
79 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+Live/2+1.6Wind_Left1+Floor_Live/2
80 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+Live/2+1.6Wind_Right1+Floor_Live/2
81#- 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+Live/2+1.6Wind_Left2+Floor_Live/2
82 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+Live/2+1.6Wind_Right2+Floor_Live/2
83 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+Live/2+1.6Wind_Long1+Floor_Live/2+1.6LWIND1_L2E
84 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+Live/2+1.6Wind_Long1+Floor_Live/2+1.6LWIND1_R2E
85 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+Live/2-1.6Wind_Long1+Floor_Live/2+1.6LWIND1_L2E
86 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+Live/2-1.6Wind_Long1+Floor_Live/2+1.6LWIND1_R2E
87 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+Live/2+1.6Wind_Long2+Floor_Live/2+1.6LWIND2_L2E
88 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+Live/2+1.6Wind_Long2+Floor_Live/2+1.6LWIND2_R2E
89 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+Live/2-1.6Wind_Long2+Floor_Live/2+1.6LWIND2_L2E
90 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+Live/2-1.6Wind_Long2+Floor_Live/2+1.6LWIND2_R2E
91 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+Snow/2+1.6Wind_Left1+Floor_Live/2
92 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+Snow/2+1.6Wind_Left1+Snow_Drift/2+Floor_Live/2
93 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+Snow/2+1.6Wind_Left1+Slide_Snow/2+Floor_Live/2
94 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+Snow/2+1.6Wind_Right1+Floor_Live/2
95 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+Snow/2+1.6Wind_Right1+Snow_Drift/2+Floor_Live/2
96 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+Snow/2+1.6Wind_Right1+Slide_Snow/2+Floor_Live/2
97 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+Snow/2+1.6Wind_Left2+Floor_Live/2
98 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+Snow/2+1.6Wind_Left2+Snow_Drift/2+Floor_Live/2
99 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+Snow/2+1.6Wind_Left2+Slide_Snow/2+Floor_Live/2
100 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+Snow/2+1.6Wind_Right2+Floor_Live/2
101 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+Snow/2+1.6Wind_Right2+Snow_Drift/2+Floor_Live/2
102 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+Snow/2+1.6Wind_Right2+Slide_Snow/2+Floor_Live/2
103 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+Snow/2+1.6Wind_Long1+Floor_Live/2+1.6LWIND1_L2E
104 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+Snow/2+1.6Wind_Long1+Floor_Live/2+1.6LWIND1_R2E
105 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+Snow/2-1.6Wind_Long1+Floor_Live/2+1.6LWIND1_L2E
106 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+Snow/2-1.6Wind_Long1+Floor_Live/2+1.6LWIND1_R2E
107 -
1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+Snow/2+1.6Wind_Long1+Snow_Drift/2+Floor_Live/2+1.6LWIND1_L
108 -
1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+Snow/2+1.6Wind_Long1+Snow_Drift/2+Floor_Live/2+1.6LWIND1_R
109 -
1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+Snow/2-1.6Wind_Long1+Snow_Drift/2+Floor_Live/2+1.6LWIND1_L
110 -
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1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+Snow/2-1.6Wind_Long1+Snow_Drift/2+Floor_Live/2+1.6LWIND1_R
111 -
1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+Snow/2+1.6Wind_Long1+Slide_Snow/2+Floor_Live/2+1.6LWIND1_L
112 -
1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+Snow/2+1.6Wind_Long1+Slide_Snow/2+Floor_Live/2+1.6LWIND1_R
113 -
1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+Snow/2-1.6Wind_Long1+Slide_Snow/2+Floor_Live/2+1.6LWIND1_L
114 -
1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+Snow/2-1.6Wind_Long1+Slide_Snow/2+Floor_Live/2+1.6LWIND1_R
115 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+Snow/2+1.6Wind_Long2+Floor_Live/2+1.6LWIND2_L2E
116 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+Snow/2+1.6Wind_Long2+Floor_Live/2+1.6LWIND2_R2E
117 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+Snow/2-1.6Wind_Long2+Floor_Live/2+1.6LWIND2_L2E
118 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+Snow/2-1.6Wind_Long2+Floor_Live/2+1.6LWIND2_R2E
119 -
1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+Snow/2+1.6Wind_Long2+Snow_Drift/2+Floor_Live/2+1.6LWIND2_L
120 -
1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+Snow/2+1.6Wind_Long2+Snow_Drift/2+Floor_Live/2+1.6LWIND2_R
121 -
1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+Snow/2-1.6Wind_Long2+Snow_Drift/2+Floor_Live/2+1.6LWIND2_L
122 -
1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+Snow/2-1.6Wind_Long2+Snow_Drift/2+Floor_Live/2+1.6LWIND2_R
123 -
1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+Snow/2+1.6Wind_Long2+Slide_Snow/2+Floor_Live/2+1.6LWIND2_L
124 -
1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+Snow/2+1.6Wind_Long2+Slide_Snow/2+Floor_Live/2+1.6LWIND2_R
125 -
1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+Snow/2-1.6Wind_Long2+Slide_Snow/2+Floor_Live/2+1.6LWIND2_L
126 -
1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+Snow/2-1.6Wind_Long2+Slide_Snow/2+Floor_Live/2+1.6LWIND2_R
127 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+Live/2+Seismic
128 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+Live/2-Seismic
129 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+0.2Snow+Seismic+Floor_Live/2
130 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+0.2Snow-Seismic+Floor_Live/2
131 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+0.2Snow+Seismic+0.2Snow_Drift+Floor_Live/2
132 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+0.2Snow-Seismic+0.2Snow_Drift+Floor_Live/2
133 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+0.2Snow+Seismic+0.2Slide_Snow+Floor_Live/2
134 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+0.2Snow-Seismic+0.2Slide_Snow+Floor_Live/2
135 - 0.9Dead+Seismic
136 - 0.9Dead-Seismic
137 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+Live/2+Seismic_Long
138 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+Live/2-Seismic_Long
139 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+0.2Snow+Seismic_Long+Floor_Live/2
140 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+0.2Snow-Seismic_Long+Floor_Live/2
141 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+0.2Snow+Seismic_Long+0.2Snow_Drift+Floor_Live/2
142 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+0.2Snow-Seismic_Long+0.2Snow_Drift+Floor_Live/2
143 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+0.2Snow+Seismic_Long+0.2Slide_Snow+Floor_Live/2
144 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+0.2Snow-Seismic_Long+0.2Slide_Snow+Floor_Live/2
145 - 0.9Dead+Seismic_Long
146 - 0.9Dead-Seismic_Long
147#- 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+1.6Live+Floor_Live
148#- 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+1.6Live+Floor_Live
149 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+1.6Snow+Floor_Live
151 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+1.6Snow+1.6Snow_Drift+Floor_Live
153 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+1.6Snow+1.6Slide_Snow+Floor_Live
155 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+0.2Snow+Seismic+Floor_Live
156 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+0.2Snow-Seismic+Floor_Live
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157 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+0.2Snow+Seismic+0.2Snow_Drift+Floor_Live
158 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+0.2Snow-Seismic+0.2Snow_Drift+Floor_Live
159 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+0.2Snow+Seismic+0.2Slide_Snow+Floor_Live
160 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+0.2Snow-Seismic+0.2Slide_Snow+Floor_Live
161 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+0.2Snow+Seismic_Long+Floor_Live
162 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+0.2Snow-Seismic_Long+Floor_Live
163 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+0.2Snow+Seismic_Long+0.2Snow_Drift+Floor_Live
164 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+0.2Snow-Seismic_Long+0.2Snow_Drift+Floor_Live
165 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+0.2Snow+Seismic_Long+0.2Slide_Snow+Floor_Live
166 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+0.2Snow-Seismic_Long+0.2Slide_Snow+Floor_Live
167 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+F1PAT_LL_1
171 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+1.6Live+Floor_Live
172 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+1.6Live+Floor_Live
179 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+0.2Snow+Seismic+Floor_Live
180 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+0.2Snow-Seismic+Floor_Live
181 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+0.2Snow+Seismic+0.2Snow_Drift+Floor_Live
182 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+0.2Snow-Seismic+0.2Snow_Drift+Floor_Live
183 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+0.2Snow+Seismic+0.2Slide_Snow+Floor_Live
184 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+0.2Snow-Seismic+0.2Slide_Snow+Floor_Live
185 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+0.2Snow+Seismic_Long+Floor_Live
186 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+0.2Snow-Seismic_Long+Floor_Live
187 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+0.2Snow+Seismic_Long+0.2Snow_Drift+Floor_Live
188 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+0.2Snow-Seismic_Long+0.2Snow_Drift+Floor_Live
189 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+0.2Snow+Seismic_Long+0.2Slide_Snow+Floor_Live
190 - 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+0.2Snow-Seismic_Long+0.2Slide_Snow+Floor_Live
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OPPRO20-083-MBS-B1- Verification Summary 26-JUL-22 3:27pm
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FILE: RfDes-1
STRUCTURAL CODE:
Design Basis : Limit States (LRFD)
Hot Rolled Steel : AISC05
Wind Code : MBMA 10
SECTION LOCATION/LOADING:
Report
Id Description
------ ------------------------------------------------------------
1 Segment 1, Section 17, Load 34
1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+1.6Live+0.8Wind_Right2
4 Segment 4, Section 57, Load 9 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+1.6Live+Floor_Live/2
6 Segment 6, Section 71, Load 147 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+1.6Live+Floor_Live
1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+1.6Live+Floor_Live/2
1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+1.6Live+0.8Wind_Left2
DESIGN RESULTS:
W_Check RfDes-1
---Calculated_UC--- -----Output_UC-----
Report Axial+Moment Axial+Moment
Id Shear Top Bottom Shear Top Bottom
------ ----- ----- ------ ----- ----- ------
1 0.16 0.48 0.86 0.16 0.48 0.86
2 0.21 0.78 0.99 0.21 0.78 0.99
3 0.53 0.82 0.87 0.53 0.82 0.87
4 0.08 0.97 0.69 0.08 0.98 0.69
5 0.08 1.02 0.76 0.08 1.02 0.76
6 0.06 0.79 0.57 0.06 0.79 0.57
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7 0.23 0.86 0.94 0.23 0.86 0.94

8 0.23 0.86 0.94 0.23 0.86 0.94
9 0.23 0.86 0.94 0.23 0.86 0.94
10 0.23 0.86 0.94 0.23 0.86 0.94
11 0.06 0.79 0.57 0.06 0.79 0.57
12 0.08 1.02 0.76 0.08 1.02 0.76
13 0.08 0.97 0.69 0.08 0.98 0.69
14 0.53 0.82 0.87 0.53 0.82 0.87
15 0.21 0.78 0.99 0.21 0.78 0.99
16 0.16 0.48 0.86 0.16 0.48 0.86
17 0.00 0.92 0.92 0.00 0.92 0.92
/*
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OPPRO20-083-MBS-B1- Strength Check 26-JUL-22 3:27pm
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DESCRIPTION: Segment 1, Section 17, Load 34

MEMBER
Member Part - --------
Web Depth (mm) - 675.00 UNITS(kN,kN-m)
Web Thick (mm) - 8.00 ACTION CALC LIMIT RATIO EQUATION
Flange Width (mm) - 297.00 --------- ------ ------ ----- --------
Top Flange Thick(mm)- 12.00 Axial 297.67 1381.09 0.22 E7-1
Bot Flange Thick(mm)- 16.00
Yield Flange(MN/m2) - 345.00 Shear -104.14 644.10 0.16 G2-1
Yield Web (MN/m2) - 345.00
Stiffener Space(mm) - 0.00 Bending_Top 802.80 1159.27 0.69 F4-14
UNBRACED LENGTH (Tension)
Major Axis (mm) - 29790.3
Minor Axis Axial(mm)- 8280.0 Bending_Bot 802.80 1114.28 0.72 F4-3
Minor Axis Top (mm) - 1300.0 (Compression)
Minor Axis Bot (mm) - 8280.0
Cb Top - 1.060 Axial+Bending_Top 0.48
Cb Bottom - 1.650
CONSTANTS Axial+Bending_Bot 0.86 H1-1a
Tension Coefficient - 1.000
ACTION MEMBER CLASSIFICATION
Axial (kN) - 297.666 Axial : Web = Slender , Flange = Non-Compact
Shear (kN) - -104.141 Bending: Web = Compact , Flange = Non-Compact
Moment (kN-m) - 802.804
SLENDERNESS
Major Axis 101.56
Minor Axis 124.01
/*
CALCULATIONS
DESIGN BASIS = LIMIT STATES (LRFD)
SECTION SIZE
Member Part= --------
d, Total Depth= 703.00 mm
hw, Web Depth= 675.00 mm
tw, Web Thickness= 8.00 mm
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bf, Flange Width= 297.00 mm

tft, Top Flange Thickness= 12.00 mm
tfc, Bottom Flange Thickness= 16.00 mm
Stiffener Use= N
a, Stiffener Spacing= 0.00 mm
MATERIAL
Fyw, Web Yield Stress= 345.0 MN/m2
Fuw, Web Ultimate Stress= 414.0 MN/m2
Fyf, Flange Yield Stress= 345.0 MN/m2
Fuf, Flange Ultimate Stress= 414.0 MN/m2
CONSTANTS
E, Modulus of Elasticity= 200000.0 MN/m2
G, Shear Modulus= 77224.0 MN/m2
wv, Resistance Factor for Shear= 0.90
wc, Resistance Factor for Axial Compression= 0.90
wb, Resistance Factor for Bending= 0.90
Cn = Ae/Ag, Tension Net Area Coefficient= 1.00
UNBRACED LENGTHS
Lx, Major Axis= 29790.3 mm
Ly, Minor Axis (Axial)= 8280.0 mm
Lbt, Minor Axis, Top Flange= 1300.0 mm
Lbc, Minor Axis, Bottom Flange= 8280.0 mm
Cb, Bending Coefficient= 1.06
LOADING - FACTORED LOADS

Pr, Axial (Compression)= 297.67 kN
Vr, Shear= -104.14 kN
Mr, Moment (major axis, bottom flange in compression)= 802.80 kN-m
MEMBER CLASSIFICATION
AXIAL
e =âˆš(E/Fyw)= 24.077
lpw = Not applicable
lrw = 1.49*e= 35.87
lw = hw/tw = 84.4 > 35.9 Web is Slender
lpf = Not applicable
Kc = 4/âˆš(hw/tw) >= 0.35, <= 0.76= 0.4355
lrf = 0.64*âˆš(Kc*E/Fyf)= 10.17
lfo = bfo/2/tfo = 12.38> 10.17 Top Flange is Slender
lfi = bfi/2/tfi = 9.28< 10.17 Bottom Flange is Non-Compact
BENDING
e =âˆš(E/Fyw)= 24.077
Mp = Zx*Fyf= 1288.080 kN-m
Myt = Sxt*Fyf= 1071.790 kN-m
Myc = Sxc*Fyf= 1260.531 kN-m
Mymin = Minimum of Myt & Myc= 1071.790 kN-m
lpw = (hc/hp)*e/(0.54*Mp/Mymin-0.09)2<=5.70*e, Compact limit= 89.882
lrw = 5.70*e, Non-compact limit= 137.240
lw = hc/tw = 76.8 < 89.9 Web is Compact
lpf = 0.38*âˆš(E/Fyf), Compact limit= 9.149
Kc = 4/âˆš(hw/tw) >= 0.35, <= 0.76= 0.435
Sxt/Sxc= 0.850
Since Sxt/Sxc = 0.850 >= 0.7,
FL = 0.7*Fyf= 241.50 MN/m2
lrf = 0.95*âˆš(Kc*E/FL), Non-compact limit= 18.041
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lfo = bfo/2/tfo = 12.38< 18.04 Top Flange is Non-Compact

SECTION PROPERTIES
d,overall member depth= 703.00 mm
ho,distance between flange centroids= 689.00 mm
Ag,gross area= 137.16 cm2
Ybar,centroid, from bottom= 323.06 mm
Ix,major axis moment of inertia= 118023.4 cm4
Sxt,elastic section modulus, tension flange= 3106.3 cm3
Sxc,elastic section modulus, compression flange= 3653.4 cm3
rx,major axis radius of gyration= 293.34 mm
Iy,minor axis moment of inertia= 6115.8 cm4
Sy,elastic section modulus for y-axis= 411.8 cm3
ry,minor axis radius of gyration= 66.77 mm
Zx,plastic section modulus= 3733.2 cm3
J,Torsional Constant= 69.178 cm4
rt,torsion radius of gyration= 79.19 mm
Iyc,minor axis moment of inertia in compression= 3494 cm4
Iyt,minor axis moment of inertia in tension= 2621 cm4
Cw,warping constant= 7110307.00 cm6
xo,shear center with respect to centroid of section= 0.00 mm
yo,shear center with respect to centroid of section= -19.77 mm
ro,polar radius of gyration about shear center= 300.84 mm
bx,asymmetry parameter= 88.28 mm
SHEAR STRENGTH
UNSTIFFENED WEB (Chapter G2)
hw/tw = 84.38 < 260, therefore kv= 5.0000
1.37*âˆš(kv*E/Fyw)= 73.76
Since hw/tw > 73.76,
Cv = 1.51*E*kv/ [(hw/tw)2Fyw]= 0.615(G2-5)
Vn = 0.60*Fyw*d*tw*Cv= 715.664 kN(G2-1)
Limit =wv*Vn= 644.097 kN
Ratio = Vr/(wv*Vn)= 0.1617
AXIAL STRENGTH
COMPRESSION OF SLENDER ELEMENTS, (Chapter E, E7)
Calculate Fe
Lx, major axis length= 29790.3 mm
Ly, minor axis length= 8280.0 mm
K*Lx/rx major= 101.556
K*Ly/ry minor= 124.008
Fe for flexural buckling:
Fex =p2*E/(K*Lx/rx)2 (in-plane, major axis)= 191.4 MN/m2(E3-4)
Fey =p2*E/(K*Ly/ry)2 (out-of-plane, minor axis)= 128.4 MN/m2(E3-4)
Fez for torsional or flexural-torsional buckling:
Fey =p2*E/(K*Ly/r)2= 128.4 MN/m2
Fez = (p2*E*Cw/(K*Ly)2+G*J)*1/(Ag*ro2)= 207.9 MN/m2
H = 1-(xo2+yo2)/ro2= 0.996
Fe = (Fey+Fez)/2H*[1-âˆš(1-4*Fey*Fez*H/(Fey+Fez)2)]= 127.5 MN/m2
Use the minimum Fe, in-plane buckling, Fe= 127.5 MN/m2
Calculate Qs
Use the minimum Fe, out-of-plane buckling, Fe= 127.5 MN/m2
Kc = 4/âˆš(hw/tw) >= 0.35, <= 0.76= 0.4355
0.64*âˆš(E*Kc/Fyf)= 10.17
1.17*âˆš(E*Kc/Fyf)= 18.59
Since maximum b/tf/2 is<= 18.59,
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Qs= 1.415-0.65*(b/t)*âˆš[Fyf/(E*Kc)]= 0.909

Calculate Qa
Calculate Fcr with Q=1.0,
Since maximum K*L/r > 4.71*âˆš(E/Fyf)
f = 0.877*Fe= 112.6 MN/m2(E7-3)
lr = 1.49*âˆš(E/f)= 62.80
Since hw/tw >=lr, then
be = 1.92*tw*âˆš(E/f)*[1-0.34*âˆš(E/f)/(hw/tw)]= 537.46 mm (E7-17)
Ae = be*tw+bf*(tfo+tfi)= 126.16 cm2
Qa = Ae/Ag= 0.9198
Q = Qs*Qa= 0.8358
Calculate Pn
4.71*âˆš[E/(Q*Fyf)]= 124.04
Since maximum K*L/r < 4.71*âˆš(Q*E/Fyf)
Fcr = Q*(0.658Q*Fyf/Fe)*Fyf (out-of-plane, minor axis)= 111.9 MN/m2(E7-2)
Fcr = Q*(0.658Q*Fyf/Fe)*Fyf (in-plane, major axis)= 111.9 MN/m2
Pn = Ag*Fcr (out-of-plane, minor axis)= 1534.543 kN
Pn = Ag*Fcr (in-plane, major axis)= 1534.543 kN
Pco= Pn*wc, compressive strength (out of plane)= 1381.089 kN
Pci= Pn*wc, compressive strength (in plane)= 1381.089 kN
Pc = Pn*w is the minimum of out-of-plane and in-plane
Limit, Pc = Pn*w= 1381.089 kN
Ratio = Pr/Pc= 0.2155
/*
BENDING STRENGTH
COMPRESSION FLANGE (Chapter F, F4)
Flange in compression= Bottom
hc= 614.11 mm
hp= 526.50 mm
FLANGE YIELDING
Mp = Zx*Fyf= 1288.080 kN-m
For l = hc/tw = 76.8 <= lpw, = 89.9
Rpc = Mp/Myc= 1.0219(F4-9a)
Mn = Rpc*Fyf*Sxc= 1288.080 kN-m(F4-1)
LATERAL-TORSIONAL BUCKLING
rts = bf/âˆš[12*(1+1/6*h*tw/bf/ tf)]= 80.22 mm
Lp = 1.1*rt*âˆš(E/Fyf)= 2124.71 mm(F4-7)
Since Sxt/Sxc = 0.850 >= 0.7,
FL = 0.7*Fyf= 241.5 MN/m2(F4-6a)
C2 = J/(Sxc*ho)= 0.000275
C1 =âˆšC2*âˆš[1+âˆš[1+6.76*(FL/E/C2)2]]= 0.0585
Lr = 1.95*rt*E/FL*C1= 7583.38 mm(F4-8)
Since Lb > Lr, Use this formula for Mn
Mn = Fcr*Sxc <= Rpc*Myc(F4-3)
M yc = Sxc*Fyf= 1260.531 kN-m(F4-4)
Rpc = Mp/Myc= 1.02
C2 =âˆš[1+0.078*J*(Lb/rt)2/(Sxc*ho)]= 1.1083
Fcr = Cb*p2*E/(Lb/rt)2*C2= 338.9 MN/m2(F2-4)
Mn = Fcr*Sxc <= Rpc*Myc= 1238.084 kN-m(F4-3)
LOCAL BUCKLING
Compression flange is non-compact, see Classification, hence:
Mp = Zx*Fyf <= 1.6*Sxc*Fyf= 1288.080 kN-m
Rpc = Mp/Myc= 1.02
FL = 0.7*Fyf= 241.50 MN/m2
Mn = Rpc*Myc-(Rpc*Myc-FL*Sxc)*(lf-lpf)/(lrf-lpf)= 1282.061 kN-m(F4-12)
NOMINAL STRENGTH
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Mn is the minimum of Lateral-Torsional and Local Buckling and Flange Yielding

Mn= 1238.084 kN-m
Limit = wb*Mn= 1114.276 kN-m
Ratio = Mr/wb*Mn= 0.720
TENSION FLANGE YIELDING, (Chapter F, F4)

Flange in tension= Top
Since Sxt < Sxc,
Myt = Fyf*Sxt= 1071.790 kN-m
Mpt = Fyf*Zx= 1288.080 kN-m
For l = hc/tw = 76.8 <=lpw, = 89.9
Rpt = Mpt/Myt= 1.2018(F4-15a)
Mn = Rpt*Myt= 1288.080 kN-m
Ratio = Mr/w*Mn= 0.693
AXIAL + BENDING STRENGTH (Chapter H)

Pr, required axial strength= 297.666 kN
Pco= Pn*wv = compressive strength (out of plane, minor axis)= 1381.089 kN
Pci= Pn*wv = compressive strength (in plane, major axis)= 1381.089 kN
Pc, minimum compressive strength= 1381.089 kN
Mr, required bending strength= 802.804 kN-m
Mc=Mn*wb, design bending strength, compression flange= 1114.276 kN-m
Mct=Mn*wb, design bending strength, tension flange= 1159.272 kN-m
COMPRESSION FLANGE
Since the section is not doubly symmetric,
For Pr/Pc >= 0.20,
Ratio = Pr/Pc+8/9*Mr/Mc= 0.8559 (H1-1a)
TENSION FLANGE
Ratio = |Mr/Mct-Pr/Pc|= 0.4770
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MEMBER
Flange Width (mm) - 297.00 --------- ------ ------ ----- --------
Stiffener Space(mm) - 0.00 Bending_Top1425.05 1558.42 0.91 F4-14
Minor Axis Axial(mm)- 5359.9 Bending_Bot1425.05 1539.24 0.93 F4-2
Cb Bottom - 1.180
CONSTANTS Axial+Bending_Bot 0.99 H1-1b
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Shear (kN) - -98.976 Bending: Web = Non-Compact, Flange = Non-Compact
Moment (kN-m) - 1425.048
SLENDERNESS
Major Axis 79.03
Minor Axis 85.36
/*
CALCULATIONS
SECTION SIZE
Stiffener Use= N
MATERIAL
CONSTANTS
UNBRACED LENGTHS

AXIAL
e =âˆš(E/Fyw)= 24.077
lrw = 1.49*e= 35.87
Kc = 4/âˆš(hw/tw) >= 0.35, <= 0.76= 0.3771
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lrf = 0.64*âˆš(Kc*E/Fyf)= 9.46

BENDING
e =âˆš(E/Fyw)= 24.077
Mp = Zx*Fyf= 1855.420 kN-m
lw = hc/tw = 103.6 < 137.2 Web is Non-Compact
Kc = 4/âˆš(hw/tw) >= 0.35, <= 0.76= 0.377
Sxt/Sxc= 0.865
Since Sxt/Sxc = 0.865 >= 0.7,
FL = 0.7*Fyf= 241.50 MN/m2
SECTION PROPERTIES
y o,shear center with respect to centroid of section= -30.76 mm
SHEAR STRENGTH
1.37*âˆš(kv*E/Fyw)= 73.76
Cv = 1.51*E*kv/ [(hw/tw)2Fyw]= 0.346(G2-5)
Vn = 0.60*Fyw*d*tw*Cv= 531.403 kN(G2-1)
AXIAL STRENGTH
Calculate Fe
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Fey =p2*E/(K*Ly/r)2= 270.9 MN/m2
H = 1-(xo2+yo2)/ro2= 0.994
Calculate Qs
Kc = 4/âˆš(hw/tw) >= 0.35, <= 0.76= 0.3771
0.64*âˆš(E*Kc/Fyf)= 9.46
1.17*âˆš(E*Kc/Fyf)= 17.30
Qs= 1.415-0.65*(b/t)*âˆš[Fyf/(E*Kc)]= 0.871
Calculate Qa
Since maximum K*L/r < 4.71*âˆš(E/Fyf)
f = (0.658Fyw/Fe)*Fyw= 202.5 MN/m2(E7-2)
lr = 1.49*âˆš(E/f)= 46.83
Qa = Ae/Ag= 0.7612
Q = Qs*Qa= 0.6630
Calculate Pn
4.71*âˆš[E/(Q*Fyf)]= 139.27
/*
BENDING STRENGTH
hc= 828.95 mm
hp= 751.50 mm
FLANGE YIELDING
Mp = Zx*Fyf= 1855.420 kN-m
For l = hc/tw = 103.6 > lpw, = 83.1
Rpc = [Mp/Myc-(Mp/Myc-1)*(lw-lpw)/(lrw-lpw)] <= Mp/Myc= 1.0311(F4-9b)
aw = (hc*tw)/(bf*tfc) <= 10.0= 1.3955(F4-11)
rt = bf/âˆš[12*(ho/d+1/6*aw*hw2/ho/d)]= 78.04 mm(F4-10)
Lp = 1.1*rt*âˆš(E/Fyf)= 2066.83 mm(F4-7)
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Since Sxt/Sxc = 0.865 >= 0.7,

FL = 0.7*Fyf= 241.5 MN/m2(F4-6a)
C2 = J/(Sxc*ho)= 0.000156
Lr = 1.95*rt*E/FL*C1= 7238.86 mm(F4-8)
Since Lp < Lb <= Lr, Use this formula for Mn
Mn = Cb*[Rpc*Myc-(Rpc*Myc-FL*Sxc)*(Lb-Lp)/(Lr-Lp)] <= Rpc*Myc= 1710.265

kN-m(F4-2)
LOCAL BUCKLING
FL = 0.7*Fyf= 241.50 MN/m2
NOMINAL STRENGTH
Mn= 1710.265 kN-m

Since Sxt < Sxc,
For l = hc/tw = 103.6 >lpw, = 83.1
Rpt = [Mpt/Myt-(Mpt/Myt-1)*(lw-lpw)/(lrw-lpw)] <= Mpt/Myt= 1.1327(F4-15b)

Pco= P n*wv = compressive strength (out of plane, minor axis)= 2233.068 kN
COMPRESSION FLANGE
For Pr/Pc < 0.20,
Ratio = Pr/(2*Pc)+Mr/Mc= 0.9908 (H1-1b)
TENSION FLANGE
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MEMBER
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Flange Width (mm) - 297.00 --------- ------ ------ ----- --------

Yield Flange(MN/m2) - 345.00 Shear 254.51 478.26 0.53 G2-1
Cb Bottom - 1.000
Shear (kN) - 254.507 Bending: Web = Non-Compact, Flange = Non-Compact
Moment (kN-m) - 1368.595
SLENDERNESS
Major Axis 90.47
Minor Axis 1.01
/*
CALCULATIONS
SECTION SIZE
Stiffener Use= N
MATERIAL
CONSTANTS
UNBRACED LENGTHS
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Vr, Shear= 254.51 kN
AXIAL
e =âˆš(E/Fyw)= 24.077
lrw = 1.49*e= 35.87
Kc = 4/âˆš(hw/tw) >= 0.35, <= 0.76= 0.3771
BENDING
e =âˆš(E/Fyw)= 24.077
Mp = Zx*Fyf= 1855.420 kN-m
Kc = 4/âˆš(hw /tw) >= 0.35, <= 0.76= 0.377
Sxt/Sxc= 0.865
Since Sxt/Sxc = 0.865 >= 0.7,
FL = 0.7*Fyf= 241.50 MN/m2
SECTION PROPERTIES
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SHEAR STRENGTH
1.37*âˆš(kv*E/Fyw)= 73.76
Cv = 1.51*E*kv/ [(hw/tw)2Fyw]= 0.346(G2-5)
Vn = 0.60*Fyw*d*tw*Cv= 531.403 kN(G2-1)
AXIAL STRENGTH
Calculate Fe
Fey =p2*E/(K*Ly/r)2= 1952097.8 MN/m2
H = 1-(xo2+yo2)/ro2= 0.994
Calculate Qs
Kc = 4/âˆš(hw/tw) >= 0.35, <= 0.76= 0.3771
0.64*âˆš(E*Kc/Fyf)= 9.46
1.17*âˆš(E*Kc/Fyf)= 17.30
Qs= 1.415-0.65*(b/t)*âˆš[Fyf/(E*Kc)]= 0.871
Calculate Qa
f = (0.658Fyw/Fe)*Fyw= 189.6 MN/m2(E7-2)
lr = 1.49*âˆš(E/f)= 48.40
Qa = Ae/Ag= 0.7679
Q = Qs*Qa= 0.6689
Calculate Pn
4.71*âˆš[E/(Q*Fyf)]= 138.66
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/*
BENDING STRENGTH
hc= 828.95 mm
hp= 751.50 mm
FLANGE YIELDING
Mp = Zx*Fyf= 1855.420 kN-m
For l = hc/tw = 103.6 > lpw, = 83.1
Rpc = [Mp/M yc-(Mp/Myc-1)*(lw-lpw)/(lrw-lpw)] <= Mp/Myc= 1.0311(F4-9b)
aw = (hc*tw)/(bf*tfc) <= 10.0= 1.3955(F4-11)
Lp = 1.1*rt*âˆš(E/Fyf)= 2066.83 mm(F4-7)
Since Sxt/Sxc = 0.865 >= 0.7,
FL = 0.7*Fyf= 241.5 MN/m2(F4-6a)
C2 = J/(Sxc*ho)= 0.000156
Lr = 1.95*rt*E/FL*C1= 7238.86 mm(F4-8)
Since Lb <= Lp, lateral-torsional buckling does not apply
LOCAL BUCKLING
FL = 0.7*Fyf= 241.50 MN/m2
NOMINAL STRENGTH
Mn= 1811.759 kN-m

Since Sxt < Sxc,
For l = hc/tw = 103.6 >lpw, = 83.1

COMPRESSION FLANGE
For Pr/Pc < 0.20,
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TENSION FLANGE
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================================================================================

MEMBER
Flange Width (mm) - 297.00 --------- ------ ------ ----- --------
Stiffener Space(mm) - 0.00 Bending_Top-664.59 723.47 0.92 F3-1
UNBRACED LENGTH (Compression)
Minor Axis Axial(mm)- 8435.0 Bending_Bot-664.59 824.21 0.81 F2-1
Minor Axis Top (mm) - 1205.0 (Tension)
Cb Top - 1.040 Axial+Bending_Top 0.97 H1-1b
Cb Bottom - 1.020
CONSTANTS Axial+Bending_Bot 0.69
Axial (kN) - 104.961 Axial : Web = Slender , Flange = Slender
Shear (kN) - 57.620 Bending: Web = Compact , Flange = Non-Compact
Moment (kN-m) - -664.585
SLENDERNESS
Major Axis 139.28
Minor Axis 125.43
/*
CALCULATIONS
SECTION SIZE
tfc, Top Flange Thickness= 12.00 mm
tft, Bottom Flange Thickness= 12.00 mm
Stiffener Use= N
MATERIAL
Page 31 Of 172
CONSTANTS
UNBRACED LENGTHS
Lbc, Minor Axis, Top Flange= 1205.0 mm
Lbt, Minor Axis, Bottom Flange= 8435.0 mm

Vr, Shear= 57.62 kN
Mr, Moment (major axis, top flange in compression)= -664.59 kN-m
AXIAL
e =âˆš(E/Fyw)= 24.077
lrw = 1.49*e= 35.87
Kc = 4/âˆš(hw/tw) >= 0.35, <= 0.76= 0.4789
lrf = 0.64*âˆš(Kc*E/Fyf)= 10.66
lfi = bfi/2/tfi = 12.38> 10.66 Bottom Flange is Slender
BENDING
e =âˆš(E/Fyw)= 24.077
lpw = 3.76*e, Compact limit= 90.530
Kc = 4/âˆš(hw/tw) >= 0.35, <= 0.76= 0.479
Sxt/Sxc= 1.000
Since Sxt/Sxc = 1.000 >= 0.7,
FL = 0.7*Fyf= 241.50 MN/m2
SECTION PROPERTIES
Page 32 Of 172

yo,shear center with respect to centroid of section= 0.00 mm
SHEAR STRENGTH
1.10*âˆš(kv*E/Fyw)= 59.22
1.37*âˆš(kv*E/Fyw)= 73.76
Since hw/tw > 59.22 and < 73.76,
Cv = 1.10*âˆš(kv*E/Fyw)/(hw/tw)= 0.849(G2-4)
Vn = 0.60*Fyw*d*tw*Cv= 818.249 kN(G2-1)
AXIAL STRENGTH
Calculate Fe
Fez = [(p2*E*Cw/L2)+G*J]*(1/(Ix+Iy))= 203.3 MN/m2(E4-4)
Calculate Qs
Kc = 4/âˆš(hw/tw) >= 0.35, <= 0.76= 0.4789
0.64*âˆš(E*Kc/Fyf)= 10.66
1.17*âˆš(E*Kc/Fyf)= 19.50
Qs= 1.415-0.65*(b/t)*âˆš[Fyf/(E*Kc)]= 0.932
Calculate Qa
f = 0.877*Fe= 89.2 MN/m2(E7-3)
lr = 1.49*âˆš(E/f)= 70.54
Since hw/tw <lr, then
be = b= 558.00 mm
Qa = Ae/Ag= 1.0000
Q = Qs*Qa= 0.9323
Calculate Pn
4.71*âˆš[E/(Q*Fyf)]= 117.45
Fcr = 0.877*Fe (out-of-plane, minor axis)= 110.0 MN/m2(E7-3)
Fcr = 0.877*Fe (in-plane, major axis)= 89.2 MN/m2
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/*
BENDING STRENGTH
Flange in compression= Top
hc= 558.00 mm
hp= 558.00 mm
rts=âˆš(Iy*ho/2/Sx)= 79.10 mm
Lp = 1.76*ry*âˆš(E/Fyf)= 2849.77 mm(F2-5)
Since Sxt/Sxc = 1.000 >= 0.7,
FL = 0.7*Fyf= 241.5 MN/m2(F4-6a)
Member type is W, therefore
C= 1.000
C2 = J*C/(Sxc*ho)= 0.000321
C1 =âˆšC2*âˆš[1+âˆš[1+6.76*(0.7*Fyf/E/C2)2]]= 0.0590
Lr = 1.95*rts*E/(0.7*Fyf)*C1= 7532.26 mm(F2-6)
LOCAL BUCKLING
Mn = [Mp-(Mp-0.7*Fyf*Sx)*(lf-lpf)/(lrf-lpf)]= 803.860 kN-m(F3-1)
NOMINAL STRENGTH
Mn is the minimum of Lateral-Torsional and Local Buckling
Mn= 803.860 kN-m

Flange in tension= Bottom
Since Sxt>=Sxc, the limit state of tension flange yielding does not apply
Mn = Fyf*Zx= 915.793 kN-m(F2-1)

COMPRESSION FLANGE
H1-1 FORMULA
For Pr/Pc < 0.20,
H1-2 FORMULAS
Since the section is double symmetric and single axis flexure,
we may use Section H1.3 in lieu of the H1-1 formulas.
OUT-OF-PLANE BUCKLING
Ratio = (Pr/Pco)+(Mr/Mcx)2= 0.9353 (H1-2)
IN-PLANE INSTABILITY
Page 34 Of 172
For Pr/Pci < 0.20,

Ratio = Pr/(2*Pci)+Mr/Mc= 0.9750 (H1-1b)
MAXIMUM RATIO OF H1-2 FORMULAS
Ratio= 0.9750
MINIMUM RATIO OF H1-1 and H1-2 FORMULAS
H1-2 formula controls
Ratio= 0.9750
TENSION FLANGE
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================================================================================

MEMBER
Flange Width (mm) - 260.00 --------- ------ ------ ----- --------
Cb Bottom - 1.020
Moment (kN-m) - -664.583
SLENDERNESS
Major Axis 141.39
Minor Axis 147.13
/*
CALCULATIONS
SECTION SIZE
Page 35 Of 172
Stiffener Use= N
MATERIAL
CONSTANTS
UNBRACED LENGTHS

Vr, Shear= 59.84 kN
AXIAL
e =âˆš(E/Fyw)= 24.077
lrw = 1.49*e= 35.87
Kc = 4/âˆš(hw/tw) >= 0.35, <= 0.76= 0.4789
lrf = 0.64*âˆš(Kc*E/Fyf)= 10.66
BENDING
e =âˆš(E/Fyw)= 24.077
Kc = 4/âˆš(hw/tw) >= 0.35, <= 0.76= 0.479
Sxt/Sxc= 1.000
Since Sxt/Sxc = 1.000 >= 0.7,
FL = 0.7*Fyf= 241.50 MN/m2
lfo = bfo/2/t fo = 10.83< 18.92 Top Flange is Non-Compact
SECTION PROPERTIES
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SHEAR STRENGTH
1.10*âˆš(kv*E/Fyw)= 59.22
1.37*âˆš(kv*E/Fyw)= 73.76
Since hw/tw > 59.22 and < 73.76,
Vn = 0.60*Fyw*d*tw*Cv= 818.249 kN(G2-1)
AXIAL STRENGTH
Calculate Fe
Calculate Qs
Kc = 4/âˆš(hw/tw) >= 0.35, <= 0.76= 0.4789
0.64*âˆš(E*Kc/Fyf)= 10.66
1.17*âˆš(E*Kc/Fyf)= 19.50
Qs= 1.415-0.65*(b/t)*âˆš[Fyf/(E*Kc)]= 0.992
Calculate Qa
f = 0.877*Fe= 80.0 MN/m2(E7-3)
l r = 1.49*âˆš(E/f)= 74.51
be = b= 558.00 mm
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Qa = Ae/Ag= 1.0000
Q = Qs*Qa= 0.9924
Calculate Pn
4.71*âˆš[E/(Q*Fyf)]= 113.84
/*
BENDING STRENGTH
hc= 558.00 mm
hp= 558.00 mm
Lp = 1.76*ry*âˆš(E/Fyf)= 2429.41 mm(F2-5)
Since Sxt/Sxc = 1.000 >= 0.7,
FL = 0.7*Fyf= 241.5 MN/m2(F4-6a)
C= 1.000
C2 = J*C/(Sxc*ho)= 0.000324
Lr = 1.95*rts*E/(0.7*Fyf)*C1= 6520.14 mm(F2-6)
LOCAL BUCKLING
NOMINAL STRENGTH
Mn= 774.766 kN-m

Mn = Fyf*Zx= 828.471 kN-m(F2-1)

COMPRESSION FLANGE
H1-1 FORMULA
Page 38 Of 172
For Pr/Pc < 0.20,

H1-2 FORMULAS
For Pr/Pci < 0.20,
Ratio= 1.0430
Ratio= 1.0204
TENSION FLANGE
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================================================================================

1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+1.6Live+Floor_Live
MEMBER
Flange Width (mm) - 260.00 --------- ------ ------ ----- --------
Cb Bottom - 1.020
Moment (kN-m) - -737.052
SLENDERNESS
Major Axis 111.39
Minor Axis 156.58
/*
CALCULATIONS

Page 39 Of 172
SECTION SIZE
Stiffener Use= N
MATERIAL
CONSTANTS
UNBRACED LENGTHS

AXIAL
e =âˆš(E/Fyw)= 24.077
lrw = 1.49*e= 35.87
Kc = 4/âˆš(hw/tw) >= 0.35, <= 0.76= 0.4172
BENDING
e =âˆš(E/Fyw)= 24.077
Kc = 4/âˆš(hw/tw) >= 0.35, <= 0.76= 0.417
Sxt/Sxc= 1.000
Since Sxt/Sxc = 1.000 >= 0.7,
FL = 0.7*Fyf= 241.50 MN/m2
Page 40 Of 172

SECTION PROPERTIES
SHEAR STRENGTH
1.37*âˆš(kv*E/Fyw)= 73.76
Cv = 1.51*E*kv/ [(hw/tw)2Fyw]= 0.518(G2-5)
Vn = 0.60*Fyw*d*tw*Cv= 651.460 kN(G2-1)
AXIAL STRENGTH
Calculate Fe
Calculate Qs
Kc = 4/âˆš(hw/tw) >= 0.35, <= 0.76= 0.4172
0.64*âˆš(E*Kc/Fyf)= 9.95
1.17*âˆš(E*Kc/Fyf)= 18.20
Qs= 1.415-0.65*(b/t)*âˆš[Fyf/(E*Kc)]= 0.962
Calculate Qa
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f = 0.877*Fe= 70.6 MN/m2(E7-3)
lr = 1.49*âˆš(E/f)= 79.30
Qa = Ae/Ag= 0.9481
Q = Qs*Qa= 0.9123
Calculate Pn
4.71*âˆš[E/(Q*Fyf)]= 118.73
/*
BENDING STRENGTH
hc= 735.23 mm
hp= 735.23 mm
FLANGE YIELDING
Mp = Zx*Fyf= 1177.425 kN-m
For l = hc/tw = 91.9 > lpw, = 90.5
aw = (hc*tw)/(bf*tfc) <= 10.0= 1.8852(F4-11)
Lp = 1.1*rt*âˆš(E/Fyf)= 1754.57 mm(F4-7)
Since Sxt/Sxc = 1.000 >= 0.7,
FL = 0.7*Fyf= 241.5 MN/m2(F4-6a)
C= 1.000
C2 = J*C/(Sxc*ho)= 0.000190
Lr = 1.95*rt*E/FL*C1= 6178.55 mm(F4-8)
LOCAL BUCKLING
FL = 0.7*Fyf= 241.50 MN/m2
NOMINAL STRENGTH
Mn= 1084.046 kN-m

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Mn = Fyf*Zx= 1177.425 kN-m(F2-1)

P r, required axial strength= 95.098 kN
COMPRESSION FLANGE
H1-1 FORMULA
For Pr/Pc < 0.20,
H1-2 FORMULAS
For Pr/Pci < 0.20,
Ratio= 0.7899
Ratio= 0.7899
TENSION FLANGE
================================================================================
================================================================================

MEMBER
Flange Width (mm) - 347.00 --------- ------ ------ ----- --------
Cb Bottom - 1.250
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Shear (kN) - -259.605 Bending: Web = Compact , Flange = Compact
Moment (kN-m) - 1225.737
SLENDERNESS
Major Axis 133.88
Minor Axis 43.40
/*
CALCULATIONS
SECTION SIZE
Stiffener Use= N
MATERIAL
CONSTANTS
UNBRACED LENGTHS

AXIAL
e =âˆš(E/Fyw)= 24.077
lrw = 1.49*e= 35.87
Page 44 Of 172

Kc = 4/âˆš(hw/tw) >= 0.35, <= 0.76= 0.5355
lrf = 0.64*âˆš(Kc*E/Fyf)= 11.28
BENDING
e =âˆš(E/Fyw)= 24.077
Mp = Zx*Fyf= 1493.767 kN-m
Kc = 4/âˆš(hw/tw) >= 0.35, <= 0.76= 0.535
Sxt/Sxc= 0.869
Since Sxt/Sxc = 0.869 >= 0.7,
FL = 0.7*Fyf= 241.50 MN/m2
lfi = bfi/2/tfi = 8.68< 9.15 Bottom Flange is Compact
SECTION PROPERTIES
SHEAR STRENGTH
1.10*âˆš(kv*E/Fyw)= 59.22
Since hw/tw < 59.22,
Cv= 1.000(G2-3)
Vn = 0.60*Fyw*d*tw*Cv= 1229.476 kN(G2-1)
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AXIAL STRENGTH
Calculate Fe
Fey =p2*E/(K*Ly/r)2= 1048.1 MN/m2
H = 1-(xo2+yo2)/ro2= 0.999
Calculate Qs
Kc = 4/âˆš(hw/tw) >= 0.35, <= 0.76= 0.5355
0.64*âˆš(E*Kc/Fyf)= 11.28
1.17*âˆš(E*Kc/Fyf)= 20.61
Qs= 1.000
Calculate Qa
f = 0.877*Fe= 96.6 MN/m2(E7-3)
lr = 1.49*âˆš(E/f)= 67.80
be = b= 558.00 mm
Qa = Ae/Ag= 1.0000
Q = Qs*Qa= 1.0000
Calculate Pn
4.71*âˆš[E/(Q*Fyf)]= 113.40
/*
BENDING STRENGTH
hc= 512.38 mm
hp= 419.20 mm
FLANGE YIELDING
Mp = Zx*Fyf= 1493.767 kN-m
For l = hc/tw = 51.2 <= lpw, = 99.6
Rpc = Mp/Myc= 1.0196(F4-9a)
Page 46 Of 172

Lp = 1.1*rt*âˆš(E/Fyf)= 2550.87 mm(F4-7)
Since Sxt/Sxc = 0.869 >= 0.7,
FL = 0.7*Fyf= 241.5 MN/m2(F4-6a)
C2 = J/(Sxc*ho)= 0.000648
Lr = 1.95*rt*E/FL*C1= 9655.71 mm(F4-8)
Rpc = Mp/Myc= 1.02 (F4-9a)
kN-m(F4-2)
LOCAL BUCKLING
Compression flange is compact, this limit state does not exist.
NOMINAL STRENGTH
Mn= 1493.767 kN-m

Since Sxt < Sxc,
For l = hc/tw = 51.2 <=lpw, = 99.6
Rpt = Mpt/Myt= 1.1733(F4-15a)

COMPRESSION FLANGE
For Pr/Pc < 0.20,
TENSION FLANGE
================================================================================
================================================================================

MEMBER
Page 47 Of 172
Flange Width (mm) - 347.00 --------- ------ ------ ----- --------

Cb Bottom - 1.250
Moment (kN-m) - 1225.736
SLENDERNESS
Major Axis 133.88
Minor Axis 43.40
/*
CALCULATIONS
SECTION SIZE
Stiffener Use= N
MATERIAL
CONSTANTS
UNBRACED LENGTHS
Page 48 Of 172


AXIAL
e =âˆš(E/Fyw)= 24.077
lrw = 1.49*e= 35.87
Kc = 4/âˆš(hw/tw) >= 0.35, <= 0.76= 0.5355
lrf = 0.64*âˆš(Kc*E/Fyf)= 11.28
BENDING
e =âˆš(E/Fyw)= 24.077
Mp = Zx*Fyf= 1493.767 kN-m
lpf = 0.38*âˆš(E/F yf), Compact limit= 9.149
Kc = 4/âˆš(hw/tw) >= 0.35, <= 0.76= 0.535
Sxt/Sxc= 0.869
Since Sxt/Sxc = 0.869 >= 0.7,
FL = 0.7*Fyf= 241.50 MN/m2
SECTION PROPERTIES
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SHEAR STRENGTH
1.10*âˆš(kv*E/Fyw)= 59.22
Cv= 1.000(G2-3)
Vn = 0.60*Fyw*d*tw*Cv= 1229.476 kN(G2-1)
AXIAL STRENGTH
Calculate Fe
Fey =p2*E/(K*Ly/r)2= 1048.1 MN/m2
H = 1-(xo2+yo2)/ro2= 0.999
Calculate Qs
Kc = 4/âˆš(hw/tw) >= 0.35, <= 0.76= 0.5355
0.64*âˆš(E*Kc/Fyf)= 11.28
1.17*âˆš(E*Kc/Fyf)= 20.61
Qs= 1.000
Calculate Qa
f = 0.877*Fe= 96.6 MN/m2(E7-3)
lr = 1.49*âˆš(E/f)= 67.80
be = b= 558.00 mm
Qa = Ae/Ag= 1.0000
Q = Qs*Qa= 1.0000
Calculate Pn
4.71*âˆš[E/(Q*Fyf)]= 113.40
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/*
BENDING STRENGTH
hc= 512.38 mm
hp= 419.20 mm
FLANGE YIELDING
Mp = Zx*Fyf= 1493.767 kN-m
For l = hc/tw = 51.2 <= lpw, = 99.6
Rpc = Mp/Myc= 1.0196(F4-9a)
Lp = 1.1*rt*âˆš(E/Fyf)= 2550.87 mm(F4-7)
Since Sxt/Sxc = 0.869 >= 0.7,
FL = 0.7*Fyf= 241.5 MN/m2(F4-6a)
C2 = J/(Sxc*ho)= 0.000648
Lr = 1.95*rt*E/FL*C1= 9655.71 mm(F4-8)
Rpc = Mp/Myc= 1.02 (F4-9a)
kN-m(F4-2)
LOCAL BUCKLING
NOMINAL STRENGTH
Mn= 1493.767 kN-m

Since Sxt < Sxc,
For l = hc/tw = 51.2 <=lpw, = 99.6
Rpt = Mpt/Myt= 1.1733(F4-15a)

COMPRESSION FLANGE
For Pr/Pc < 0.20,
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TENSION FLANGE
================================================================================
================================================================================

MEMBER
Flange Width (mm) - 347.00 --------- ------ ------ ----- --------
Cb Bottom - 1.250
Shear (kN) - 255.578 Bending: Web = Compact , Flange = Compact
Moment (kN-m) - 1225.742
SLENDERNESS
Major Axis 133.88
Minor Axis 43.40
/*
CALCULATIONS
SECTION SIZE
Stiffener Use= N
MATERIAL
Page 52 Of 172
CONSTANTS
UNBRACED LENGTHS

AXIAL
e =âˆš(E/Fyw)= 24.077
lrw = 1.49*e= 35.87
Kc = 4/âˆš(hw/tw) >= 0.35, <= 0.76= 0.5355
lrf = 0.64*âˆš(Kc*E/Fyf)= 11.28
BENDING
e =âˆš(E/Fyw)= 24.077
Mp = Zx*Fyf= 1493.767 kN-m
Kc = 4/âˆš(hw/tw) >= 0.35, <= 0.76= 0.535
Sxt/Sxc= 0.869
Since Sxt/Sxc = 0.869 >= 0.7,
FL = 0.7*Fyf= 241.50 MN/m2
l fi = bfi/2/tfi = 8.68< 9.15 Bottom Flange is Compact
SECTION PROPERTIES
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SHEAR STRENGTH
1.10*âˆš(kv*E/Fyw)= 59.22
Cv= 1.000(G2-3)
Vn = 0.60*Fyw*d*tw*Cv= 1229.476 kN(G2-1)
AXIAL STRENGTH
Calculate Fe
Fey =p2*E/(K*Ly/r)2= 1048.1 MN/m2
H = 1-(xo2+yo2)/ro2= 0.999
Calculate Qs
Kc = 4/âˆš(hw/tw) >= 0.35, <= 0.76= 0.5355
0.64*âˆš(E*Kc/Fyf)= 11.28
1.17*âˆš(E*Kc/Fyf)= 20.61
Qs= 1.000
Calculate Qa
f = 0.877*Fe= 96.6 MN/m2(E7-3)
lr = 1.49*âˆš(E/f)= 67.80
be = b= 558.00 mm
Qa = Ae/Ag= 1.0000
Q = Qs*Qa= 1.0000
Page 54 Of 172
Calculate Pn
4.71*âˆš[E/(Q*Fyf)]= 113.40
/*
BENDING STRENGTH
hc= 512.38 mm
hp= 419.20 mm
FLANGE YIELDING
Mp = Zx*Fyf= 1493.767 kN-m
For l = hc/tw = 51.2 <= lpw, = 99.6
Rpc = Mp/Myc= 1.0196(F4-9a)
Lp = 1.1*rt*âˆš(E/Fyf)= 2550.87 mm(F4-7)
Since Sxt/Sxc = 0.869 >= 0.7,
FL = 0.7*Fyf= 241.5 MN/m2(F4-6a)
C2 = J/(Sxc*ho)= 0.000648
Lr = 1.95*rt*E/FL*C1= 9655.71 mm(F4-8)
Rpc = Mp/Myc= 1.02 (F4-9a)
kN-m(F4-2)
LOCAL BUCKLING
NOMINAL STRENGTH
Mn= 1493.767 kN-m

Since Sxt < Sxc,
For l = hc/tw = 51.2 <=lpw, = 99.6
Rpt = Mpt/Myt= 1.1733(F4-15a)

Page 55 Of 172

COMPRESSION FLANGE
For Pr/Pc < 0.20,
TENSION FLANGE
================================================================================
================================================================================

MEMBER
Flange Width (mm) - 347.00 --------- ------ ------ ----- --------
Cb Bottom - 1.250
Moment (kN-m) - 1225.740
SLENDERNESS
Major Axis 133.88
Minor Axis 43.40
/*
CALCULATIONS
SECTION SIZE
Page 56 Of 172

Stiffener Use= N
MATERIAL
CONSTANTS
UNBRACED LENGTHS
Cb, Bending Coefficient = 1.10

AXIAL
e =âˆš(E/Fyw)= 24.077
lrw = 1.49*e= 35.87
Kc = 4/âˆš(hw/tw) >= 0.35, <= 0.76= 0.5355
lrf = 0.64*âˆš(Kc*E/Fyf)= 11.28
BENDING
e =âˆš(E/Fyw)= 24.077
Mp = Zx*Fyf= 1493.767 kN-m
Kc = 4/âˆš(hw/tw) >= 0.35, <= 0.76= 0.535
Sxt/Sxc= 0.869
Since Sxt/Sxc = 0.869 >= 0.7,
Page 57 Of 172
FL = 0.7*Fyf= 241.50 MN/m2

SECTION PROPERTIES
SHEAR STRENGTH
1.10*âˆš(kv*E/Fyw)= 59.22
Cv= 1.000(G2-3)
Vn = 0.60*Fyw*d*tw*Cv= 1229.476 kN(G2-1)
AXIAL STRENGTH
Calculate Fe
Fey =p2*E/(K*Ly/r)2= 1048.1 MN/m2
H = 1-(xo2+yo2)/ro2= 0.999
Calculate Qs
Kc = 4/âˆš(hw/tw) >= 0.35, <= 0.76= 0.5355
0.64*âˆš(E*Kc/Fyf)= 11.28
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1.17*âˆš(E*Kc/Fyf)= 20.61
Qs= 1.000
Calculate Qa
f = 0.877*Fe= 96.6 MN/m2(E7-3)
lr = 1.49*âˆš(E/f)= 67.80
be = b= 558.00 mm
Qa = Ae/Ag= 1.0000
Q = Qs*Qa= 1.0000
Calculate Pn
4.71*âˆš[E/(Q*Fyf)]= 113.40
/*
BENDING STRENGTH
hc= 512.38 mm
hp= 419.20 mm
FLANGE YIELDING
Mp = Zx*Fyf= 1493.767 kN-m
For l = hc/tw = 51.2 <= lpw, = 99.6
Rpc = Mp/Myc= 1.0196(F4-9a)
Lp = 1.1*rt*âˆš(E/Fyf)= 2550.87 mm(F4-7)
Since Sxt/Sxc = 0.869 >= 0.7,
FL = 0.7*Fyf= 241.5 MN/m2(F4-6a)
C2 = J/(Sxc*ho)= 0.000648
Lr = 1.95*rt*E/FL*C1= 9655.71 mm(F4-8)
Rpc = Mp/Myc= 1.02 (F4-9a)
Mn = Cb*[Rpc*Myc-(Rpc*Myc-FL*Sxc)*(Lb-Lp )/(Lr-Lp)] <= Rpc*Myc= 1493.767
kN-m(F4-2)
LOCAL BUCKLING
NOMINAL STRENGTH
Mn= 1493.767 kN-m
Page 59 Of 172

Since Sxt < Sxc,
For l = hc/tw = 51.2 <=lpw, = 99.6
Rpt = Mpt/Myt= 1.1733(F4-15a)

COMPRESSION FLANGE
For Pr/Pc < 0.20,
TENSION FLANGE
================================================================================
================================================================================

MEMBER
Flange Width (mm) - 260.00 --------- ------ ------ ----- --------
Cb Bottom - 1.020
Moment (kN-m) - -737.047
SLENDERNESS
Page 60 Of 172
Major Axis 111.39

Minor Axis 156.58
/*
CALCULATIONS
SECTION SIZE
Stiffener Use= N
MATERIAL
CONSTANTS
UNBRACED LENGTHS

Vr, Shear= 35.95 kN
AXIAL
e =âˆš(E/Fyw)= 24.077
lrw = 1.49*e= 35.87
K c = 4/âˆš(hw/tw) >= 0.35, <= 0.76= 0.4172
Page 61 Of 172
BENDING
e =âˆš(E/Fyw)= 24.077
Kc = 4/âˆš(hw/tw) >= 0.35, <= 0.76= 0.417
Sxt/Sxc= 1.000
Since Sxt/Sxc = 1.000 >= 0.7,
FL = 0.7*Fyf= 241.50 MN/m2
SECTION PROPERTIES
SHEAR STRENGTH
1.37*âˆš(kv*E/Fyw)= 73.76
Cv = 1.51*E*kv/ [(hw/tw)2Fyw]= 0.518(G2-5)
Vn = 0.60*Fyw*d*tw*Cv= 651.460 kN(G2-1)
AXIAL STRENGTH
Calculate Fe
Page 62 Of 172

Calculate Qs
Kc = 4/âˆš(hw/tw) >= 0.35, <= 0.76= 0.4172
0.64*âˆš(E*Kc/Fyf)= 9.95
1.17*âˆš(E*Kc/Fyf)= 18.20
Qs= 1.415-0.65*(b/t)*âˆš[Fyf/(E*Kc)]= 0.962
Calculate Qa
f = 0.877*Fe= 70.6 MN/m2(E7-3)
lr = 1.49*âˆš(E/f)= 79.30
Qa = Ae/Ag= 0.9481
Q = Qs*Qa= 0.9123
Calculate Pn
4.71*âˆš[E/(Q*Fyf)]= 118.73
/*
BENDING STRENGTH
hc= 735.23 mm
hp= 735.23 mm
FLANGE YIELDING
Mp = Zx*Fyf= 1177.425 kN-m
For l = hc/tw = 91.9 > lpw, = 90.5
aw = (hc*tw)/(bf*tfc) <= 10.0= 1.8852(F4-11)
Lp = 1.1*rt*âˆš(E/Fyf)= 1754.57 mm(F4-7)
Since Sxt/Sxc = 1.000 >= 0.7,
FL = 0.7*Fyf= 241.5 MN/m2(F4-6a)
C= 1.000
C2 = J*C/(Sxc*ho)= 0.000190
Lr = 1.95*rt*E/FL*C1= 6178.55 mm(F4-8)
LOCAL BUCKLING
Page 63 Of 172

FL = 0.7*Fyf= 241.50 MN/m2
NOMINAL STRENGTH
Mn= 1084.046 kN-m

Mn = Fyf*Zx= 1177.425 kN-m(F2-1)

COMPRESSION FLANGE
H1-1 FORMULA
For Pr/Pc < 0.20,
H1-2 FORMULAS
For Pr/Pci < 0.20,
Ratio= 0.7899
Ratio= 0.7899
TENSION FLANGE
================================================================================
================================================================================

MEMBER
Flange Width (mm) - 260.00 --------- ------ ------ ----- --------
Page 64 Of 172

Cb Bottom - 1.020
Moment (kN-m) - -664.575
SLENDERNESS
Major Axis 141.39
Minor Axis 147.13
/*
CALCULATIONS
SECTION SIZE
Stiffener Use= N
MATERIAL
CONSTANTS
UNBRACED LENGTHS
Page 65 Of 172

AXIAL
e =âˆš(E/Fyw)= 24.077
lrw = 1.49*e= 35.87
Kc = 4/âˆš(hw/tw) >= 0.35, <= 0.76= 0.4789
lrf = 0.64*âˆš(Kc*E/Fyf)= 10.66
BENDING
e =âˆš(E/Fyw)= 24.077
Kc = 4/âˆš(hw/tw) >= 0.35, <= 0.76= 0.479
Sxt/Sxc= 1.000
Since Sxt/Sxc = 1.000 >= 0.7,
FL = 0.7*Fyf= 241.50 MN/m2
SECTION PROPERTIES
SHEAR STRENGTH
1.10*âˆš(kv*E/Fyw)= 59.22
Page 66 Of 172
1.37*âˆš(kv*E/Fyw)= 73.76
Since hw/tw > 59.22 and < 73.76,
Vn = 0.60*Fyw*d*tw*Cv= 818.249 kN(G2-1)
AXIAL STRENGTH
Calculate Fe
Calculate Qs
Kc = 4/âˆš(hw/tw) >= 0.35, <= 0.76= 0.4789
0.64*âˆš(E*Kc/Fyf)= 10.66
1.17*âˆš(E*Kc/Fyf)= 19.50
Qs= 1.415-0.65*(b/t)*âˆš[Fyf/(E*Kc)]= 0.992
Calculate Qa
f = 0.877*Fe= 80.0 MN/m2(E7-3)
lr = 1.49*âˆš(E/f)= 74.51
be = b= 558.00 mm
Qa = Ae/Ag= 1.0000
Q = Qs*Qa= 0.9924
Calculate Pn
4.71*âˆš[E/(Q*Fyf)]= 113.84
/*
BENDING STRENGTH
hc= 558.00 mm
hp= 558.00 mm
Lp = 1.76*ry*âˆš(E/Fyf)= 2429.41 mm(F2-5)
Page 67 Of 172
Since Sxt/Sxc = 1.000 >= 0.7,

FL = 0.7*Fyf= 241.5 MN/m2(F4-6a)
C= 1.000
C2 = J*C/(Sxc*ho)= 0.000324
Lr = 1.95*rts*E/(0.7*Fyf)*C1= 6520.14 mm(F2-6)
LOCAL BUCKLING
NOMINAL STRENGTH
Mn= 774.766 kN-m

Mn = Fyf*Zx= 828.471 kN-m(F2-1)

COMPRESSION FLANGE
H1-1 FORMULA
For Pr/Pc < 0.20,
H1-2 FORMULAS
For Pr/Pci < 0.20,
Ratio= 1.0430
Ratio= 1.0204
TENSION FLANGE
================================================================================
================================================================================

Page 68 Of 172
MEMBER
Flange Width (mm) - 297.00 --------- ------ ------ ----- --------
Cb Bottom - 1.020
Moment (kN-m) - -664.575
SLENDERNESS
Major Axis 139.28
Minor Axis 125.43
/*
CALCULATIONS
SECTION SIZE
Stiffener Use= N
MATERIAL
CONSTANTS
Page 69 Of 172
UNBRACED LENGTHS
L bt, Minor Axis, Bottom Flange= 8435.0 mm

AXIAL
e =âˆš(E/Fyw)= 24.077
lrw = 1.49*e= 35.87
Kc = 4/âˆš(hw/tw) >= 0.35, <= 0.76= 0.4789
lrf = 0.64*âˆš(Kc*E/Fyf)= 10.66
BENDING
e =âˆš(E/Fyw)= 24.077
Kc = 4/âˆš(hw/tw) >= 0.35, <= 0.76= 0.479
Sxt/Sxc= 1.000
Since Sxt/Sxc = 1.000 >= 0.7,
FL = 0.7*Fyf= 241.50 MN/m2
SECTION PROPERTIES
Page 70 Of 172

SHEAR STRENGTH
1.10*âˆš(kv*E/Fyw)= 59.22
1.37*âˆš(kv*E/Fyw)= 73.76
Since hw/tw > 59.22 and < 73.76,
Vn = 0.60*Fyw*d*tw*Cv= 818.249 kN(G2-1)
AXIAL STRENGTH
Calculate Fe
Calculate Qs
Kc = 4/âˆš(hw/tw) >= 0.35, <= 0.76= 0.4789
0.64*âˆš(E*Kc/Fyf)= 10.66
1.17*âˆš(E*Kc/Fyf)= 19.50
Qs= 1.415-0.65*(b/t)*âˆš[Fyf/(E*Kc)]= 0.932
Calculate Qa
f = 0.877*Fe= 89.2 MN/m2(E7-3)
lr = 1.49*âˆš(E/f)= 70.54
be = b= 558.00 mm
Qa = Ae/Ag= 1.0000
Q = Qs*Qa= 0.9323
Calculate Pn
4.71*âˆš[E/(Q*Fyf)]= 117.45
P co= Pn*wc, compressive strength (out of plane)= 1147.908 kN
/*
Page 71 Of 172
BENDING STRENGTH
hc= 558.00 mm
hp= 558.00 mm
Lp = 1.76*ry*âˆš(E/Fyf)= 2849.77 mm(F2-5)
Since Sxt/Sxc = 1.000 >= 0.7,
FL = 0.7*Fyf= 241.5 MN/m2(F4-6a)
C= 1.000
C2 = J*C/(Sxc*ho)= 0.000321
Lr = 1.95*rts*E/(0.7*Fyf)*C1= 7532.26 mm(F2-6)
LOCAL BUCKLING
NOMINAL STRENGTH
Mn= 803.860 kN-m

Mn = Fyf*Zx= 915.793 kN-m(F2-1)

COMPRESSION FLANGE
H1-1 FORMULA
For Pr/Pc < 0.20,
H1-2 FORMULAS
For Pr/Pci < 0.20,
Ratio= 0.9750
Ratio= 0.9750
Page 72 Of 172
TENSION FLANGE
================================================================================
================================================================================

MEMBER
Flange Width (mm) - 297.00 --------- ------ ------ ----- --------
Cb Bottom - 1.000
Moment (kN-m) - 1368.627
SLENDERNESS
Major Axis 90.47
Minor Axis 1.01
/*
CALCULATIONS
SECTION SIZE
Stiffener Use= N
MATERIAL
Page 73 Of 172
CONSTANTS
UNBRACED LENGTHS

AXIAL
e =âˆš(E/Fyw)= 24.077
lrw = 1.49*e= 35.87
Kc = 4/âˆš(hw/tw) >= 0.35, <= 0.76= 0.3771
BENDING
e =âˆš(E/Fyw)= 24.077
Mp = Zx*Fyf= 1855.420 kN-m
lrw = 5.70*e, Non-compact limit = 137.240
Kc = 4/âˆš(hw/tw) >= 0.35, <= 0.76= 0.377
Sxt/Sxc= 0.865
Since Sxt/Sxc = 0.865 >= 0.7,
FL = 0.7*Fyf= 241.50 MN/m2
SECTION PROPERTIES
Page 74 Of 172

SHEAR STRENGTH
1.37*âˆš(kv*E/Fyw)= 73.76
Cv = 1.51*E*kv/ [(hw/tw)2Fyw]= 0.346(G2-5)
Vn = 0.60*Fyw*d*tw*Cv= 531.403 kN(G2-1)
AXIAL STRENGTH
Calculate Fe
Fey =p2*E/(K*Ly/r)2= 1952097.8 MN/m2
H = 1-(xo2+yo2)/ro2= 0.994
Calculate Qs
Kc = 4/âˆš(hw/tw) >= 0.35, <= 0.76= 0.3771
0.64*âˆš(E*Kc/Fyf)= 9.46
1.17*âˆš(E*Kc/Fyf)= 17.30
Qs= 1.415-0.65*(b/t)*âˆš[Fyf/(E*Kc)]= 0.871
Calculate Qa
f = (0.658Fyw/Fe)*Fyw= 189.6 MN/m2(E7-2)
lr = 1.49*âˆš(E/f)= 48.40
Qa = Ae/Ag= 0.7679
Q = Qs*Qa= 0.6689
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Calculate Pn
4.71*âˆš[E/(Q*Fyf)]= 138.66
/*
BENDING STRENGTH
hc= 828.95 mm
hp= 751.50 mm
FLANGE YIELDING
Mp = Zx*Fyf= 1855.420 kN-m
For l = hc/tw = 103.6 > lpw, = 83.1
aw = (hc*tw)/(bf*tfc) <= 10.0= 1.3955(F4-11)
Lp = 1.1*rt*âˆš(E/Fyf)= 2066.83 mm(F4-7)
Since Sxt/Sxc = 0.865 >= 0.7,
FL = 0.7*Fyf= 241.5 MN/m2(F4-6a)
C2 = J/(Sxc*ho)= 0.000156
Lr = 1.95*rt*E/FL*C1= 7238.86 mm(F4-8)
LOCAL BUCKLING
FL = 0.7*Fyf= 241.50 MN/m2
NOMINAL STRENGTH
Mn= 1811.760 kN-m

Since Sxt < Sxc,
For l = hc/tw = 103.6 >lpw, = 83.1

Page 76 Of 172

COMPRESSION FLANGE
For Pr/Pc < 0.20,
TENSION FLANGE
================================================================================
================================================================================

MEMBER
Flange Width (mm) - 297.00 --------- ------ ------ ----- --------
Cb Bottom - 1.180
Moment (kN-m) - 1425.080
SLENDERNESS
Major Axis 79.03
Minor Axis 85.36
/*
CALCULATIONS
SECTION SIZE
Page 77 Of 172

Stiffener Use= N
MATERIAL
CONSTANTS
UNBRACED LENGTHS

Vr, Shear= 98.98 kN
AXIAL
e =âˆš(E/Fyw)= 24.077
lrw = 1.49*e= 35.87
Kc = 4/âˆš(hw/tw) >= 0.35, <= 0.76= 0.3771
BENDING
e =âˆš(E/Fyw)= 24.077
Mp = Zx*Fyf= 1855.420 kN-m
Kc = 4/âˆš(hw/tw) >= 0.35, <= 0.76= 0.377
Sxt/Sxc= 0.865
Since Sxt/Sxc = 0.865 >= 0.7,
Page 78 Of 172
FL = 0.7*Fyf= 241.50 MN/m2

SECTION PROPERTIES
SHEAR STRENGTH
1.37*âˆš(kv*E/Fyw)= 73.76
Cv = 1.51*E*kv/ [(hw/tw)2Fyw]= 0.346(G2-5)
Vn = 0.60*Fyw*d*tw*Cv= 531.403 kN(G2-1)
AXIAL STRENGTH
Calculate Fe
Fey =p2*E/(K*Ly/r)2= 270.9 MN/m2
Fez = (p2*E*C w/(K*Ly)2+G*J)*1/(Ag*ro2)= 404.4 MN/m2
H = 1-(xo2+yo2)/ro2= 0.994
Calculate Qs
Kc = 4/âˆš(hw/tw) >= 0.35, <= 0.76= 0.3771
0.64*âˆš(E*Kc/Fyf)= 9.46
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1.17*âˆš(E*Kc/Fyf)= 17.30
Qs= 1.415-0.65*(b/t)*âˆš[Fyf/(E*Kc)]= 0.871
Calculate Qa
f = (0.658Fyw/Fe)*Fyw= 202.5 MN/m2(E7-2)
lr = 1.49*âˆš(E/f)= 46.83
Since hw/tw >=l r, then
Qa = Ae/Ag= 0.7612
Q = Qs*Qa= 0.6630
Calculate Pn
4.71*âˆš[E/(Q*Fyf)]= 139.27
/*
BENDING STRENGTH
hc= 828.95 mm
hp= 751.50 mm
FLANGE YIELDING
Mp = Zx*Fyf= 1855.420 kN-m
For l = hc/tw = 103.6 > lpw, = 83.1
aw = (hc*tw)/(bf*tfc) <= 10.0= 1.3955(F4-11)
Lp = 1.1*rt*âˆš(E/Fyf)= 2066.83 mm(F4-7)
Since Sxt/Sxc = 0.865 >= 0.7,
FL = 0.7*Fyf= 241.5 MN/m2(F4-6a)
C2 = J/(Sxc*ho)= 0.000156
Lr = 1.95*rt*E/FL*C1= 7238.86 mm(F4-8)

kN-m(F4-2)
LOCAL BUCKLING
FL = 0.7*Fyf= 241.50 MN/m2
NOMINAL STRENGTH
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Mn= 1710.265 kN-m

Ratio = Mr/ wb*Mn= 0.926

Since Sxt < Sxc,
For l = hc/tw = 103.6 >lpw, = 83.1

COMPRESSION FLANGE
For Pr/Pc < 0.20,
TENSION FLANGE
================================================================================
================================================================================

MEMBER
Flange Width (mm) - 297.00 --------- ------ ------ ----- --------
Cb Bottom - 1.650
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Moment (kN-m) - 802.824
SLENDERNESS
Major Axis 101.56
Minor Axis 124.01
/*
CALCULATIONS
SECTION SIZE
Stiffener Use= N
MATERIAL
CONSTANTS
UNBRACED LENGTHS

AXIAL
e =âˆš(E/Fyw)= 24.077
lrw = 1.49*e= 35.87
Kc = 4/âˆš(hw/tw) >= 0.35, <= 0.76= 0.4355
lrf = 0.64*âˆš(Kc*E/Fyf)= 10.17
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BENDING
e =âˆš(E/Fyw)= 24.077
Mp = Zx*Fyf= 1288.080 kN-m
Kc = 4/âˆš(hw/tw) >= 0.35, <= 0.76= 0.435
Sxt/Sxc= 0.850
Since Sxt/Sxc = 0.850 >= 0.7,
FL = 0.7*Fyf= 241.50 MN/m2
SECTION PROPERTIES
SHEAR STRENGTH
1.37*âˆš(kv*E/Fyw)= 73.76
Cv = 1.51*E*kv/ [(hw/tw)2Fyw]= 0.615(G2-5)
Vn = 0.60*Fyw*d*tw*Cv= 715.664 kN(G2-1)
AXIAL STRENGTH
Calculate Fe
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Fey =p2*E/(K*Ly/r)2= 128.4 MN/m2
H = 1-(xo2+yo2)/ro2= 0.996
Calculate Qs
Kc = 4/âˆš(hw/tw) >= 0.35, <= 0.76= 0.4355
0.64*âˆš(E*Kc/Fyf)= 10.17
1.17*âˆš(E*Kc/Fyf)= 18.59
Qs= 1.415-0.65*(b/t)*âˆš[Fyf/(E*Kc)]= 0.909
Calculate Qa
f = 0.877*Fe= 112.6 MN/m2(E7-3)
lr = 1.49*âˆš(E/f)= 62.80
Qa = Ae/Ag= 0.9198
Q = Qs*Qa= 0.8358
Calculate Pn
4.71*âˆš[E/(Q*Fyf)]= 124.04
/*
BENDING STRENGTH
hc= 614.11 mm
hp= 526.50 mm
FLANGE YIELDING
Mp = Zx*Fyf= 1288.080 kN-m
For l = hc/tw = 76.8 <= lpw, = 89.9
Rpc = Mp/Myc= 1.0219(F4-9a)
Lp = 1.1*rt*âˆš(E/Fyf)= 2124.71 mm(F4-7)
Since Sxt/Sxc = 0.850 >= 0.7,
FL = 0.7*Fyf= 241.5 MN/m2(F4-6a)
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C2 = J/(Sxc*ho)= 0.000275
Lr = 1.95*rt*E/FL*C1= 7583.38 mm(F4-8)
Mn = Fcr*Sxc <= Rpc*Myc(F4-3)
Myc = Sxc*Fyf= 1260.531 kN-m(F4-4)
Rpc = Mp/Myc= 1.02
C2 =âˆš[1+0.078*J*(Lb/rt)2/(Sxc*ho)]= 1.1083
Fcr = Cb*p2*E/(Lb/rt)2*C2= 338.9 MN/m2(F2-4)
Mn = Fcr*Sxc <= Rpc*Myc= 1238.084 kN-m(F4-3)
LOCAL BUCKLING
Rpc = Mp/Myc= 1.02
FL = 0.7*Fyf= 241.50 MN/m2
NOMINAL STRENGTH
Mn= 1238.084 kN-m

Since Sxt < Sxc,
For l = hc/tw = 76.8 <=lpw, = 89.9
Rpt = Mpt/Myt= 1.2018(F4-15a)

COMPRESSION FLANGE
For Pr/Pc >= 0.20,
TENSION FLANGE
================================================================================
================================================================================

MEMBER
Member Part - W45d2916
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Flange Width (mm) - 297.00 --------- ------ ------ ----- --------
Cb Bottom - 1.670
CONSTANTS Axial+Bending_Bot 0.92 H1-2
Moment (kN-m) - 0.000
SLENDERNESS
Major Axis 121.78
Minor Axis 171.23
/*
CALCULATIONS
SECTION SIZE
Member Part= W45d2916
Stiffener Use= N
MATERIAL
CONSTANTS
UNBRACED LENGTHS
Page 86 Of 172


Vr, Shear= 0.73 kN
AXIAL
e =âˆš(E/Fyw)= 24.077
lrw = 1.49*e= 35.87
Kc = 4/âˆš(hw/tw) >= 0.35, <= 0.76= 0.5333
lrf = 0.64*âˆš(Kc*E/Fyf)= 11.25
SECTION PROPERTIES
SHEAR STRENGTH
1.10*âˆš(kv*E/Fyw)= 59.22
Cv= 1.000(G2-3)
Vn = 0.60*Fyw*d*tw*Cv= 798.124 kN(G2-1)
AXIAL STRENGTH
Calculate Fe
Page 87 Of 172

Calculate Qs
Kc = 4/âˆš(hw/tw) >= 0.35, <= 0.76= 0.5333
0.64*âˆš(E*Kc/Fyf)= 11.25
1.17*âˆš(E*Kc/Fyf)= 20.57
Qs= 1.000
Calculate Qa
f = 0.877*Fe= 59.0 MN/m2(E7-3)
lr = 1.49*âˆš(E/f)= 86.72
be = b= 450.00 mm
Qa = Ae/Ag= 1.0003
Q = Qs*Qa= 1.0003
Calculate Pn
4.71*âˆš[E/(Q*Fyf)]= 113.39
Pc = Pn *w is the minimum of out-of-plane and in-plane

COMPRESSION FLANGE
H1-1 FORMULA
For Pr/Pc >= 0.20,
H1-2 FORMULAS
Page 88 Of 172
For Pr/Pci >= 0.20,
Ratio = Pr/Pci+8/9*Mr/Mc= 0.4661 (H1-1a)
Ratio= 0.9214
Ratio= 0.9214
TENSION FLANGE
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================================================================================
OPPRO20-083-MBS-B1- Verification Summary 26-JUL-22 3:48pm
================================================================================
FILE: RfDes-2
STRUCTURAL CODE:
Design Basis : Limit States (LRFD)
Hot Rolled Steel : AISC05
Wind Code : MBMA 10
SECTION LOCATION/LOADING:
Report
Id Description
------ ------------------------------------------------------------
1 Segment 1, Section 1, Load 1 1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+Live/2+1.6Floor_Live
DESIGN RESULTS:
W_Check RfDes-2
---Calculated_UC--- -----Output_UC-----
Report Axial+Moment Axial+Moment
Id Shear Top Bottom Shear Top Bottom
------ ----- ----- ------ ----- ----- ------
1 0.00 1.01 1.01 0.00 1.01 1.01
2 0.20 0.64 0.57 0.20 0.64 0.57
3 0.28 0.64 0.90 0.28 0.64 0.90
4 0.10 0.83 0.19 0.10 0.83 0.19
5 0.11 0.97 0.20 0.11 0.97 0.20
6 0.08 0.98 0.10 0.08 0.98 0.10
7 0.21 0.59 0.87 0.21 0.59 0.87
8 0.19 0.59 0.88 0.19 0.59 0.88
9 0.19 0.58 0.88 0.19 0.58 0.88
10 0.21 0.59 0.87 0.21 0.59 0.87
11 0.08 0.98 0.10 0.08 0.98 0.10
12 0.11 0.97 0.20 0.11 0.97 0.20
13 0.10 0.83 0.19 0.10 0.83 0.19
14 0.28 0.64 0.90 0.28 0.64 0.90
15 0.20 0.64 0.57 0.20 0.64 0.57
16 0.00 1.01 1.01 0.00 1.01 1.01
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17 0.00 0.82 0.82 0.00 0.82 0.82

18 0.00 0.19 0.10 0.00 0.19 0.10
/*
================================================================================
================================================================================

1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+Live/2+1.6Floor_Live
MEMBER
Flange Width (mm) - 415.00 --------- ------ ------ ----- --------
Cb Bottom - 3.000
SLENDERNESS
Major Axis 160.74
Minor Axis 128.36
/*
CALCULATIONS
SECTION SIZE
Stiffener Use= N
MATERIAL
Page 100 Of 172

CONSTANTS
UNBRACED LENGTHS

Vr, Shear= 3.22 kN
AXIAL
e =âˆš(E/Fyw)= 24.077
lrw = 1.49*e= 35.87
Kc = 4/âˆš(hw/tw) >= 0.35, <= 0.76= 0.5963
lrf = 0.64*âˆš(Kc*E/Fyf)= 11.90
SECTION PROPERTIES
Page 101 Of 172
SHEAR STRENGTH
1.10*âˆš(kv*E/Fyw)= 59.22
Cv= 1.000(G2-3)
Vn = 0.60*Fyw*d*tw*Cv= 1014.214 kN(G2-1)
AXIAL STRENGTH
Calculate Fe
Calculate Qs
Kc = 4/âˆš(hw/tw) >= 0.35, <= 0.76= 0.5963
0.64*âˆš(E*Kc/Fyf)= 11.90
1.17*âˆš(E*Kc/Fyf)= 21.75
Qs= 1.000
Calculate Qa
f = 0.877*Fe= 67.0 MN/m2(E7-3)
lr = 1.49*âˆš(E/f)= 81.40
be = b= 450.00 mm
Qa = Ae/Ag= 1.0000
Q = Qs*Qa= 1.0000
Calculate Pn
4.71*âˆš[E/(Q*Fyf)]= 113.40

Page 102 Of 172

COMPRESSION FLANGE
H1-1 FORMULA
For Pr/Pc >= 0.20,
H1-2 FORMULAS
For Pr/Pci >= 0.20,
Ratio= 1.0100
Ratio= 1.0100
TENSION FLANGE
================================================================================
================================================================================

MEMBER
Flange Width (mm) - 415.00 --------- ------ ------ ----- --------
Cb Top - 3.000 Axial+Bending_Top 0.64 H1-2
Cb Bottom - 3.000
Moment (kN-m) - -137.559
SLENDERNESS
Major Axis 112.06
Minor Axis 135.03
/*
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CALCULATIONS
SECTION SIZE
Stiffener Use= N
MATERIAL
F yw, Web Yield Stress= 345.0 MN/m2
CONSTANTS
UNBRACED LENGTHS

AXIAL
e =âˆš(E/Fyw)= 24.077
lrw = 1.49*e= 35.87
Kc = 4/âˆš(hw/tw) >= 0.35, <= 0.76= 0.4869
lrf = 0.64*âˆš(Kc*E/Fyf)= 10.75
BENDING
e =âˆš(E/Fyw)= 24.077
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Kc = 4/âˆš(hw/tw) >= 0.35, <= 0.76= 0.487
Sxt/Sxc= 1.000
Since Sxt/Sxc = 1.000 >= 0.7,
FL = 0.7*Fyf= 241.50 MN/m2
SECTION PROPERTIES
SHEAR STRENGTH
1.10*âˆš(kv*E/Fyw)= 59.22
1.37*âˆš(kv*E/Fyw)= 73.76
Since hw/tw > 59.22 and < 73.76,
Vn = 0.60*Fyw*d*tw*Cv= 1298.431 kN(G2-1)
AXIAL STRENGTH
Calculate Fe
Calculate Qs
Page 105 Of 172

Kc = 4/âˆš(hw/tw) >= 0.35, <= 0.76= 0.4869
0.64*âˆš(E*Kc/Fyf)= 10.75
1.17*âˆš(E*Kc/Fyf)= 19.66
Qs= 1.000
Calculate Qa
f = 0.877*Fe= 94.9 MN/m2(E7-3)
lr = 1.49*âˆš(E/f)= 68.39
be = b= 675.00 mm
Qa = Ae/Ag= 1.0000
Q = Qs*Qa= 1.0000
Calculate Pn
4.71*âˆš[E/(Q*Fyf)]= 113.40
/*
BENDING STRENGTH
hc= 675.00 mm
hp= 675.00 mm
Lp = 1.76*ry*âˆš(E/Fyf)= 4280.81 mm(F2-5)
Since Sxt/Sxc = 1.000 >= 0.7,
FL = 0.7*Fyf= 241.5 MN/m2(F4-6a)
C= 1.000
C2 = J*C/(Sxc*ho)= 0.000555
Lr = 1.95*rts*E/(0.7*Fyf)*C1= 11304.02 mm(F2-6)
Mn = Fcr*Sxc<= Mp
C2 =âˆš[1+0.078*J*(Lb/rts)2/(Sxc*ho)]= 1.2708
Fcr = Cb*p2*E/(Lb/rts)2*C2= 529.5 MN/m2(F2-4)
Mn = Fcr*Sxc <= Mp= 2383.345 kN-m(F2-3)
LOCAL BUCKLING
NOMINAL STRENGTH
Mn= 2277.704 kN-m
Page 106 Of 172

Mn = Fyf*Zx= 2383.345 kN-m(F2-1)

COMPRESSION FLANGE
H1-1 FORMULA
For Pr/Pc >= 0.20,
H1-2 FORMULAS
For Pr/Pci >= 0.20,
Ratio= 0.6403
Ratio= 0.6403
TENSION FLANGE
================================================================================
================================================================================

MEMBER
Flange Width (mm) - 347.00 --------- ------ ------ ----- --------
Page 107 Of 172

Cb Bottom - 1.000
Moment (kN-m) - 1547.377
SLENDERNESS
Major Axis 91.20
Minor Axis 0.76
/*
CALCULATIONS
SECTION SIZE
Stiffener Use= N
MATERIAL
CONSTANTS
UNBRACED LENGTHS

V r, Shear= 257.99 kN
AXIAL
Page 108 Of 172
e =âˆš(E/Fyw)= 24.077
lrw = 1.49*e= 35.87
Kc = 4/âˆš(hw/tw) >= 0.35, <= 0.76= 0.4216
lrf = 0.64*âˆš(Kc*E/Fyf)= 10.01
BENDING
e =âˆš(E/Fyw)= 24.077
Mp = Zx*Fyf= 2214.580 kN-m
Kc = 4/âˆš(hw/tw) >= 0.35, <= 0.76= 0.422
Sxt/Sxc= 0.869
Since Sxt/Sxc = 0.869 >= 0.7,
FL = 0.7*Fyf= 241.50 MN/m2
SECTION PROPERTIES
SHEAR STRENGTH
1.37*âˆš(kv*E/Fyw)= 73.76
Cv = 1.51*E*kv/ [(hw/tw)2Fyw]= 0.540(G2-5)
Vn = 0.60*Fyw*d*tw*Cv= 1037.897 kN(G2-1)
Page 109 Of 172

AXIAL STRENGTH
Calculate Fe
Fey =p2*E/(K*Ly/r)2= 3389228.8 MN/m2
H = 1-(xo2+yo2)/ro2= 0.993
Calculate Qs
Kc = 4/âˆš(hw/tw) >= 0.35, <= 0.76= 0.4216
0.64*âˆš(E*Kc/Fyf)= 10.01
1.17*âˆš(E*Kc/Fyf)= 18.29
Qs= 1.415-0.65*(b/t)*âˆš[Fyf/(E*Kc)]= 0.814
Calculate Qa
f = (0.658Fyw/Fe)*Fyw= 187.8 MN/m2(E7-2)
lr = 1.49*âˆš(E/f)= 48.63
Qa = Ae/Ag= 0.8127
Q = Qs*Qa= 0.6614
Calculate Pn
4.71*âˆš[E/(Q*Fyf)]= 139.44
/*
BENDING STRENGTH
hc= 831.18 mm
hp= 761.20 mm
FLANGE YIELDING
Mp = Zx*Fyf= 2214.580 kN-m
For l = hc/tw = 83.1 > lpw, = 81.6
Page 110 Of 172

aw = (hc*tw)/(bf*tfc) <= 10.0= 1.4971(F4-11)
Lp = 1.1*rt*âˆš(E/Fyf)= 2398.78 mm(F4-7)
Since Sxt/Sxc = 0.869 >= 0.7,
FL = 0.7*Fyf= 241.5 MN/m2(F4-6a)
C2 = J/(Sxc*ho)= 0.000176
Lr = 1.95*rt*E/FL*C1= 8427.89 mm(F4-8)
LOCAL BUCKLING
FL = 0.7*Fyf= 241.50 MN/m2
NOMINAL STRENGTH
Mn= 2063.985 kN-m

Since Sxt < Sxc,
For l = hc/tw = 83.1 >lpw, = 81.6
Rpt = [Mpt/Myt-(Mpt/M yt-1)*(lw-lpw)/(lrw-lpw)] <= Mpt/Myt= 1.2119(F4-15b)

COMPRESSION FLANGE
For Pr/Pc < 0.20,
TENSION FLANGE
================================================================================
================================================================================

MEMBER
Page 111 Of 172

Flange Width (mm) - 297.00 --------- ------ ------ ----- --------
Cb Top - 1.090 Axial+Bending_Top 0.83 H1-1a
Cb Bottom - 1.060
Moment (kN-m) - -456.647
SLENDERNESS
Major Axis 137.35
Minor Axis 121.95
/*
CALCULATIONS
SECTION SIZE
Stiffener Use= N
MATERIAL
CONSTANTS
UNBRACED LENGTHS
Page 112 Of 172


Vr, Shear= 75.37 kN
AXIAL
e =âˆš(E/Fyw)= 24.077
lrw = 1.49*e= 35.87
Kc = 4/âˆš(hw/tw) >= 0.35, <= 0.76= 0.4789
lrf = 0.64*âˆš(Kc*E/Fyf)= 10.66
BENDING
e =âˆš(E/Fyw)= 24.077
Mp = Zx*Fyf= 1020.676 kN-m
Mymin = Minimum of Myt & M yc= 853.698 kN-m
Kc = 4/âˆš(hw/tw) >= 0.35, <= 0.76= 0.479
Sxt/Sxc= 1.188
Since Sxt/Sxc = 1.188 >= 0.7,
FL = 0.7*Fyf= 241.50 MN/m2
SECTION PROPERTIES
Page 113 Of 172

bx,asymmetry parameter= -73.05 mm
SHEAR STRENGTH
1.10*âˆš(kv*E/Fyw)= 59.22
1.37*âˆš(kv*E/Fyw)= 73.76
Since hw/tw > 59.22 and < 73.76,
Vn = 0.60*Fyw*d*tw*Cv= 823.873 kN(G2-1)
AXIAL STRENGTH
Calculate Fe
Fey =p2*E/(K*Ly/r)2= 132.7 MN/m2
H = 1-(xo2+yo2)/ro2= 0.997
Calculate Qs
Kc = 4/âˆš(hw/tw) >= 0.35, <= 0.76= 0.4789
0.64*âˆš(E*Kc/Fyf)= 10.66
1.17*âˆš(E*Kc/Fyf)= 19.50
Qs= 1.415-0.65*(b/t)*âˆš[Fyf/(E*Kc)]= 0.932
Calculate Qa
f = 0.877*Fe= 91.8 MN/m2(E7-3)
lr = 1.49*âˆš(E/f)= 69.56
Qa = Ae/Ag= 0.9974
Q = Qs*Qa= 0.9299
Calculate Pn
4.71*âˆš[E/(Q*Fyf)]= 117.60
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/*
BENDING STRENGTH
hc= 612.47 mm
hp= 706.50 mm
FLANGE YIELDING
Mp = Zx*Fyf= 1020.676 kN-m
For l = hc/tw = 76.6 > lpw, = 67.6
aw = (hc*tw)/(bf*tfc) <= 10.0= 1.3748(F4-11)
Lp = 1.1*rt*âˆš(E/Fyf)= 2082.48 mm(F4-7)
Since Sxt/Sxc = 1.188 >= 0.7,
FL = 0.7*Fyf= 241.5 MN/m2(F4-6a)
C2 = J/(Sxc*ho)= 0.000475
Lr = 1.95*rt*E/FL*C1= 7671.31 mm(F4-8)
LOCAL BUCKLING
FL = 0.7*Fyf= 241.50 MN/m2
NOMINAL STRENGTH
Mn= 866.627 kN-m

Mn = Fyf*Zx= 1020.676 kN-m(F2-1)

COMPRESSION FLANGE
For Pr/Pc >= 0.20,
Page 115 Of 172
TENSION FLANGE
================================================================================
================================================================================

MEMBER
Flange Width (mm) - 260.00 --------- ------ ------ ----- --------
Cb Bottom - 1.060
Moment (kN-m) - -456.646
SLENDERNESS
Major Axis 141.35
Minor Axis 147.13
/*
CALCULATIONS
SECTION SIZE
Stiffener Use= N
MATERIAL
Page 116 Of 172
CONSTANTS
UNBRACED LENGTHS

Vr, Shear= 81.31 kN
AXIAL
e =âˆš(E/Fyw)= 24.077
lrw = 1.49*e= 35.87
Kc = 4/âˆš(hw/tw) >= 0.35, <= 0.76= 0.4789
lrf = 0.64*âˆš(Kc*E/Fyf)= 10.66
BENDING
e =âˆš(E/Fyw)= 24.077
Kc = 4/âˆš(hw/tw) >= 0.35, <= 0.76= 0.479
Sxt/Sxc= 1.000
Since Sxt/Sxc = 1.000 >= 0.7,
FL = 0.7*Fyf= 241.50 MN/m2
SECTION PROPERTIES
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SHEAR STRENGTH
1.10*âˆš(kv*E/Fyw)= 59.22
1.37*âˆš(kv*E/Fyw)= 73.76
Since hw/tw > 59.22 and < 73.76,
Vn = 0.60*Fyw*d*tw*Cv= 818.249 kN(G2-1)
AXIAL STRENGTH
Calculate Fe
L x, major axis length= 34094.2 mm
Calculate Qs
Kc = 4/âˆš(hw/tw) >= 0.35, <= 0.76= 0.4789
0.64*âˆš(E*Kc/Fyf)= 10.66
1.17*âˆš(E*Kc/Fyf)= 19.50
Qs= 1.415-0.65*(b/t)*âˆš[Fyf/(E*Kc)]= 0.992
Calculate Qa
f = 0.877*Fe= 80.0 MN/m2(E7-3)
lr = 1.49*âˆš(E/f)= 74.51
be = b= 558.00 mm
Qa = Ae/Ag= 1.0000
Q = Qs*Qa= 0.9924
Calculate Pn
4.71*âˆš[E/(Q*Fyf)]= 113.84
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/*
BENDING STRENGTH
hc= 558.00 mm
hp= 558.00 mm
Lp = 1.76*ry*âˆš(E/Fyf)= 2429.41 mm(F2-5)
Since Sxt/Sxc = 1.000 >= 0.7,
FL = 0.7*Fyf= 241.5 MN/m2(F4-6a)
C= 1.000
C2 = J*C/(Sxc*ho)= 0.000324
Lr = 1.95*rts*E/(0.7*Fyf)*C1= 6520.14 mm(F2-6)
LOCAL BUCKLING
Mn = [Mp-(Mp-0.7*Fyf*Sx)*(lf -lpf)/(lrf-lpf)]= 774.766 kN-m(F3-1)
NOMINAL STRENGTH
Mn= 774.766 kN-m

Mn = Fyf*Zx= 828.471 kN-m(F2-1)

COMPRESSION FLANGE
H1-1 FORMULA
For Pr/Pc >= 0.20,
H1-2 FORMULAS
Page 119 Of 172
For Pr/Pci >= 0.20,

Ratio= 0.9658
Ratio= 0.9658
TENSION FLANGE
================================================================================
================================================================================

MEMBER
Flange Width (mm) - 260.00 --------- ------ ------ ----- --------
Cb Bottom - 1.870
Moment (kN-m) - -578.195
SLENDERNESS
Major Axis 122.02
Minor Axis 174.54
/*
CALCULATIONS
SECTION SIZE
Page 120 Of 172
Stiffener Use= N
MATERIAL
CONSTANTS
UNBRACED LENGTHS

AXIAL
e =âˆš(E/Fyw)= 24.077
lrw = 1.49*e= 35.87
Kc = 4/âˆš(hw/tw) >= 0.35, <= 0.76= 0.4399
lrf = 0.64*âˆš(Kc*E/Fyf)= 10.22
BENDING
e =âˆš(E/Fyw)= 24.077
Kc = 4/âˆš(hw/tw) >= 0.35, <= 0.76= 0.440
Sxt/Sxc= 1.000
Since Sxt/Sxc = 1.000 >= 0.7,
FL = 0.7*Fyf= 241.50 MN/m2
SECTION PROPERTIES
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SHEAR STRENGTH
1.37*âˆš(kv*E/Fyw)= 73.76
Cv = 1.51*E*kv/ [(hw/tw)2Fyw]= 0.640(G2-5)
Vn = 0.60*Fyw*d*tw*Cv= 726.754 kN(G2-1)
AXIAL STRENGTH
Calculate Fe
Calculate Qs
Kc = 4/âˆš(hw/tw) >= 0.35, <= 0.76= 0.4399
0.64*âˆš(E*Kc/Fyf)= 10.22
1.17*âˆš(E*Kc/Fyf)= 18.68
Qs= 1.415-0.65*(b/t)*âˆš[Fyf/(E*Kc)]= 0.974
Calculate Qa
f = 0.877*Fe= 56.8 MN/m2(E7-3)
lr = 1.49*âˆš(E/f)= 88.40
be = b= 661.38 mm
Qa = Ae/Ag= 1.0000
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Q = Qs*Qa= 0.9741
Calculate Pn
4.71*âˆš[E/(Q*Fyf)]= 114.90
/*
BENDING STRENGTH
hc= 661.38 mm
hp= 661.38 mm
Lp = 1.76*ry*âˆš(E/Fyf)= 2340.42 mm(F2-5)
Since Sxt/Sxc = 1.000 >= 0.7,
FL = 0.7*Fyf= 241.5 MN/m2(F4-6a)
C= 1.000
C2 = J*C/(Sxc*ho)= 0.000233
Lr = 1.95*rts*E/(0.7*Fyf)*C1= 6305.28 mm(F2-6)
LOCAL BUCKLING
NOMINAL STRENGTH
Mn= 953.236 kN-m

Mn = Fyf*Zx= 1026.759 kN-m(F2-1)

COMPRESSION FLANGE
H1-1 FORMULA
For Pr/Pc >= 0.20,
Page 123 Of 172

H1-2 FORMULAS
For Pr/Pci >= 0.20,
Ratio= 0.9771
Ratio= 0.9771
TENSION FLANGE
================================================================================
================================================================================

MEMBER
Flange Width (mm) - 347.00 --------- ------ ------ ----- --------
Cb Bottom - 1.370
Moment (kN-m) - 1048.310
SLENDERNESS
Major Axis 133.84
Minor Axis 57.86
/*
CALCULATIONS
SECTION SIZE
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Stiffener Use= N
MATERIAL
CONSTANTS
UNBRACED LENGTHS

AXIAL
e =âˆš(E/Fyw)= 24.077
lrw = 1.49*e= 35.87
Kc = 4/âˆš(hw/tw) >= 0.35, <= 0.76= 0.5355
lrf = 0.64*âˆš(Kc*E/Fyf)= 11.28
BENDING
e =âˆš(E/Fyw)= 24.077
Mp = Zx*Fyf= 1493.767 kN-m
Kc = 4/âˆš(hw/tw) >= 0.35, <= 0.76= 0.535
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Sxt/Sxc= 0.869
Since Sxt/Sxc = 0.869 >= 0.7,
FL = 0.7*Fyf= 241.50 MN/m2
SECTION PROPERTIES
SHEAR STRENGTH
1.10*âˆš(kv*E/Fyw)= 59.22
Cv= 1.000(G2-3)
Vn = 0.60*Fyw*d*tw*Cv= 1229.476 kN(G2-1)
AXIAL STRENGTH
Calculate Fe
Fey =p2*E/(K*Ly/r)2= 589.6 MN/m2
H = 1-(xo2+yo2)/ro2= 0.999
Calculate Qs
Page 126 Of 172
Kc = 4/âˆš(hw/tw) >= 0.35, <= 0.76= 0.5355

0.64*âˆš(E*Kc/Fyf)= 11.28
1.17*âˆš(E*Kc/Fyf)= 20.61
Qs= 1.000
Calculate Qa
f = 0.877*Fe= 96.6 MN/m2(E7-3)
lr = 1.49*âˆš(E/f)= 67.79
be = b= 558.00 mm
Qa = Ae/Ag= 1.0000
Q = Qs*Qa= 1.0000
Calculate Pn
4.71*âˆš[E/(Q*Fyf)]= 113.40
Pco= Pn*w c, compressive strength (out of plane)= 8369.432 kN
/*
BENDING STRENGTH
hc= 512.38 mm
hp= 419.20 mm
FLANGE YIELDING
Mp = Zx*Fyf= 1493.767 kN-m
For l = hc/tw = 51.2 <= lpw, = 99.6
Rpc = Mp/Myc= 1.0196(F4-9a)
Lp = 1.1*rt*âˆš(E/Fyf)= 2550.87 mm(F4-7)
Since Sxt/Sxc = 0.869 >= 0.7,
FL = 0.7*Fyf= 241.5 MN/m2(F4-6a)
C2 = J/(Sxc*ho)= 0.000648
Lr = 1.95*rt*E/FL*C1= 9655.71 mm(F4-8)
Rpc = Mp/Myc= 1.02 (F4-9a)
kN-m(F4-2)
LOCAL BUCKLING
NOMINAL STRENGTH
Mn= 1493.767 kN-m
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Since Sxt < Sxc,
For l = hc/tw = 51.2 <=lpw, = 99.6
Rpt = Mpt/Myt= 1.1733(F4-15a)

COMPRESSION FLANGE
For Pr/Pc < 0.20,
TENSION FLANGE
Ratio = |Mr /Mct-Pr/Pc|= 0.5936
================================================================================
================================================================================

MEMBER
Flange Width (mm) - 347.00 --------- ------ ------ ----- --------
Cb Bottom - 1.370
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Moment (kN-m) - 1048.309

SLENDERNESS
Major Axis 133.84
Minor Axis 57.86
/*
CALCULATIONS
SECTION SIZE
Stiffener Use= N
MATERIAL
CONSTANTS
UNBRACED LENGTHS

AXIAL
e =âˆš(E/Fyw)= 24.077
lrw = 1.49*e= 35.87
Kc = 4/âˆš(hw/tw) >= 0.35, <= 0.76= 0.5355
lrf = 0.64*âˆš(Kc*E/Fyf)= 11.28
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BENDING
e =âˆš(E/Fyw)= 24.077
Mp = Zx*Fyf= 1493.767 kN-m
M yc = Sxc*Fyf= 1464.989 kN-m
Kc = 4/âˆš(hw/tw) >= 0.35, <= 0.76= 0.535
Sxt/Sxc= 0.869
Since Sxt/Sxc = 0.869 >= 0.7,
FL = 0.7*Fyf= 241.50 MN/m2
SECTION PROPERTIES
Ybar ,centroid, from bottom= 276.19 mm
SHEAR STRENGTH
1.10*âˆš(kv*E/Fyw)= 59.22
Cv= 1.000(G2-3)
Vn = 0.60*Fyw*d*tw*Cv= 1229.476 kN(G2-1)
AXIAL STRENGTH
Calculate Fe
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Fey =p2*E/(K*Ly/r)2= 589.6 MN/m2
H = 1-(xo2+yo2)/ro2= 0.999
Calculate Qs
Kc = 4/âˆš(hw/tw) >= 0.35, <= 0.76= 0.5355
0.64*âˆš(E*Kc/Fyf)= 11.28
1.17*âˆš(E*Kc/Fyf)= 20.61
Qs= 1.000
Calculate Qa
f = 0.877*Fe= 96.6 MN/m2(E7-3)
lr = 1.49*âˆš(E/f)= 67.79
be = b= 558.00 mm
Qa = Ae/Ag= 1.0000
Q = Qs*Qa= 1.0000
Calculate Pn
4.71*âˆš[E/(Q*Fyf)]= 113.40
/*
BENDING STRENGTH
hc= 512.38 mm
hp= 419.20 mm
FLANGE YIELDING
Mp = Zx*Fyf= 1493.767 kN-m
For l = hc/tw = 51.2 <= lpw, = 99.6
Rpc = Mp/Myc= 1.0196(F4-9a)
Lp = 1.1*rt*âˆš(E/Fyf)= 2550.87 mm(F4-7)
Since Sxt/Sxc = 0.869 >= 0.7,
FL = 0.7*Fyf= 241.5 MN/m2(F4-6a)
C2 = J/(Sxc*ho)= 0.000648
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Lr = 1.95*rt*E/FL*C1= 9655.71 mm(F4-8)
Rpc = Mp/Myc= 1.02 (F4-9a)
kN-m(F4-2)
LOCAL BUCKLING
NOMINAL STRENGTH
Mn= 1493.767 kN-m

Since Sxt < Sxc,
For l = hc/tw = 51.2 <=lpw, = 99.6
Rpt = Mpt/Myt= 1.1733(F4-15a)

COMPRESSION FLANGE
For Pr/Pc < 0.20,
TENSION FLANGE
================================================================================
================================================================================

MEMBER
Flange Width (mm) - 347.00 --------- ------ ------ ----- --------
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Cb Bottom - 1.370
Moment (kN-m) - 1048.226
SLENDERNESS
Major Axis 133.84
Minor Axis 57.86
/*
CALCULATIONS
SECTION SIZE
tfc, Bottom Flange Thickness = 20.00 mm
Stiffener Use= N
MATERIAL
CONSTANTS
UNBRACED LENGTHS

Page 133 Of 172

AXIAL
e =âˆš(E/Fyw)= 24.077
l pw = Not applicable
lrw = 1.49*e= 35.87
Kc = 4/âˆš(hw/tw) >= 0.35, <= 0.76= 0.5355
lrf = 0.64*âˆš(Kc*E/Fyf)= 11.28
BENDING
e =âˆš(E/Fyw)= 24.077
Mp = Zx*Fyf= 1493.767 kN-m
Kc = 4/âˆš(hw/tw) >= 0.35, <= 0.76= 0.535
Sxt/Sxc= 0.869
Since Sxt/Sxc = 0.869 >= 0.7,
FL = 0.7*Fyf= 241.50 MN/m2
SECTION PROPERTIES
ry ,minor axis radius of gyration= 83.30 mm
SHEAR STRENGTH
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1.10*âˆš(kv*E/Fyw)= 59.22
Cv= 1.000(G2-3)
Vn = 0.60*Fyw*d*tw*Cv= 1229.476 kN(G2-1)
AXIAL STRENGTH
Calculate Fe
Fey =p2*E/(K*Ly/r)2= 589.6 MN/m2
H = 1-(xo2+yo2)/ro2= 0.999
Calculate Qs
Kc = 4/âˆš(hw/tw) >= 0.35, <= 0.76= 0.5355
0.64*âˆš(E*Kc/Fyf)= 11.28
1.17*âˆš(E*Kc/Fyf)= 20.61
Qs= 1.000
Calculate Qa
f = 0.877*Fe= 96.6 MN/m2(E7-3)
lr = 1.49*âˆš(E/f)= 67.79
be = b= 558.00 mm
Qa = Ae/Ag= 1.0000
Q = Qs*Qa= 1.0000
Calculate Pn
4.71*âˆš[E/(Q*Fyf)]= 113.40
/*
BENDING STRENGTH
hc= 512.38 mm
Page 135 Of 172
hp= 419.20 mm
FLANGE YIELDING
Mp = Zx*Fyf= 1493.767 kN-m
For l = hc/tw = 51.2 <= lpw, = 99.6
Rpc = Mp/Myc= 1.0196(F4-9a)
Lp = 1.1*rt*âˆš(E/Fyf)= 2550.87 mm(F4-7)
Since Sxt/Sxc = 0.869 >= 0.7,
FL = 0.7*Fyf= 241.5 MN/m2(F4-6a)
C2 = J/(Sxc*ho)= 0.000648
Lr = 1.95*rt*E/FL*C1= 9655.71 mm(F4-8)
Rpc = Mp/Myc= 1.02 (F4-9a)
kN-m(F4-2)
LOCAL BUCKLING
NOMINAL STRENGTH
Mn= 1493.767 kN-m

Since Sxt < Sxc,
For l = hc/tw = 51.2 <=lpw, = 99.6
Rpt = Mpt/Myt= 1.1733(F4-15a)

COMPRESSION FLANGE
For Pr/Pc < 0.20,
TENSION FLANGE
================================================================================
================================================================================
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MEMBER
Flange Width (mm) - 347.00 --------- ------ ------ ----- --------
Cb Bottom - 1.370
Moment (kN-m) - 1048.227
SLENDERNESS
Major Axis 133.84
Minor Axis 57.86
/*
CALCULATIONS
SECTION SIZE
Stiffener Use= N
MATERIAL
CONSTANTS
Page 137 Of 172

UNBRACED LENGTHS

AXIAL
e =âˆš(E/Fyw)= 24.077
lrw = 1.49*e= 35.87
Kc = 4/âˆš(hw/tw) >= 0.35, <= 0.76= 0.5355
lrf = 0.64*âˆš(Kc*E/Fyf)= 11.28
BENDING
e =âˆš(E/Fyw)= 24.077
Mp = Zx*Fyf= 1493.767 kN-m
Kc = 4/âˆš(hw/tw) >= 0.35, <= 0.76= 0.535
Sxt/Sxc= 0.869
Since Sxt/Sxc = 0.869 >= 0.7,
FL = 0.7*Fyf= 241.50 MN/m2
SECTION PROPERTIES
Page 138 Of 172

SHEAR STRENGTH
1.10*âˆš(kv*E/Fyw)= 59.22
Cv= 1.000(G2-3)
Vn = 0.60*Fyw*d*tw*Cv= 1229.476 kN(G2-1)
AXIAL STRENGTH
Calculate Fe
Fey =p2*E/(K*Ly/r y)2 (out-of-plane, minor axis)= 589.6 MN/m2(E3-4)
Fey =p2*E/(K*Ly/r)2= 589.6 MN/m2
H = 1-(xo2+yo2)/ro2= 0.999
Calculate Qs
Kc = 4/âˆš(hw/tw) >= 0.35, <= 0.76= 0.5355
0.64*âˆš(E*Kc/Fyf)= 11.28
1.17*âˆš(E*Kc/Fyf)= 20.61
Qs= 1.000
Calculate Qa
f = 0.877*Fe= 96.6 MN/m2(E7-3)
lr = 1.49*âˆš(E/f)= 67.79
be = b= 558.00 mm
Qa = Ae/Ag= 1.0000
Q = Qs*Qa= 1.0000
Calculate Pn
4.71*âˆš[E/(Q*Fyf)]= 113.40
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/*
BENDING STRENGTH
hc= 512.38 mm
hp= 419.20 mm
FLANGE YIELDING
Mp = Zx*Fyf= 1493.767 kN-m
For l = hc/tw = 51.2 <= lpw, = 99.6
Rpc = Mp/Myc= 1.0196(F4-9a)
Lp = 1.1*rt*âˆš(E/Fyf)= 2550.87 mm(F4-7)
Since Sxt/Sxc = 0.869 >= 0.7,
FL = 0.7*Fyf= 241.5 MN/m2(F4-6a)
C2 = J/(Sxc*ho)= 0.000648
Lr = 1.95*rt*E/FL*C1= 9655.71 mm(F4-8)
Rpc = Mp/Myc= 1.02 (F4-9a)
kN-m(F4-2)
LOCAL BUCKLING
NOMINAL STRENGTH
Mn= 1493.767 kN-m

Since Sxt < Sxc,
For l = hc/tw = 51.2 <=lpw, = 99.6
Rpt = Mpt/Myt= 1.1733(F4-15a)

Page 140 Of 172

COMPRESSION FLANGE
For Pr/Pc < 0.20,
TENSION FLANGE
================================================================================
================================================================================

MEMBER
Flange Width (mm) - 260.00 --------- ------ ------ ----- --------
Cb Bottom - 1.870
Moment (kN-m) - -578.817
SLENDERNESS
Major Axis 122.02
Minor Axis 174.54
/*
CALCULATIONS
SECTION SIZE
Page 141 Of 172
Stiffener Use= N
MATERIAL
CONSTANTS
UNBRACED LENGTHS

Vr, Shear= 52.73 kN
AXIAL
e =âˆš(E/Fyw)= 24.077
lrw = 1.49*e= 35.87
Kc = 4/âˆš(hw/tw) >= 0.35, <= 0.76= 0.4399
lrf = 0.64*âˆš(Kc*E/Fyf)= 10.22
BENDING
e =âˆš(E/Fyw)= 24.077
Kc = 4/âˆš(hw/tw) >= 0.35, <= 0.76= 0.440
Sxt/Sxc= 1.000
Since Sxt/Sxc = 1.000 >= 0.7,
FL = 0.7*Fyf= 241.50 MN/m2
SECTION PROPERTIES
Page 142 Of 172

SHEAR STRENGTH
1.37*âˆš(kv*E/Fyw)= 73.76
Cv = 1.51*E*kv/ [(hw/tw)2Fyw]= 0.640(G2-5)
Vn = 0.60*Fyw*d*tw*Cv= 726.754 kN(G2-1)
AXIAL STRENGTH
Calculate Fe
Calculate Qs
Kc = 4/âˆš(hw/tw) >= 0.35, <= 0.76= 0.4399
0.64*âˆš(E*Kc/Fyf)= 10.22
1.17*âˆš(E*Kc/Fyf)= 18.68
Qs= 1.415-0.65*(b/t)*âˆš[Fyf/(E*Kc)]= 0.974
Calculate Qa
f = 0.877*Fe= 56.8 MN/m2(E7-3)
lr = 1.49*âˆš(E/f)= 88.40
be = b= 661.38 mm
Qa = Ae/Ag= 1.0000
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Q = Qs*Qa= 0.9741
Calculate Pn
4.71*âˆš[E/(Q*Fyf)]= 114.90
/*
BENDING STRENGTH
hc= 661.38 mm
hp= 661.38 mm
Lp = 1.76*ry*âˆš(E/Fyf)= 2340.42 mm(F2-5)
Since Sxt/Sxc = 1.000 >= 0.7,
FL = 0.7*Fyf= 241.5 MN/m2(F4-6a)
C= 1.000
C2 = J*C/(Sxc*ho)= 0.000233
Lr = 1.95*rts*E/(0.7*Fyf)*C1= 6305.28 mm(F2-6)
LOCAL BUCKLING
NOMINAL STRENGTH
Mn= 953.236 kN-m

Mn = Fyf*Zx= 1026.759 kN-m(F2-1)

COMPRESSION FLANGE
H1-1 FORMULA
For Pr/Pc >= 0.20,
Page 144 Of 172

H1-2 FORMULAS
For Pr/Pci >= 0.20,
Ratio= 0.9777
Ratio= 0.9777
TENSION FLANGE
================================================================================
================================================================================

MEMBER
Flange Width (mm) - 260.00 --------- ------ ------ ----- --------
Cb Bottom - 1.060
Moment (kN-m) - -457.690
SLENDERNESS
Major Axis 141.35
Minor Axis 147.13
/*
CALCULATIONS
SECTION SIZE
Page 145 Of 172

Stiffener Use= N
MATERIAL
CONSTANTS
UNBRACED LENGTHS

AXIAL
e =âˆš(E/Fyw)= 24.077
lrw = 1.49*e= 35.87
Kc = 4/âˆš(hw/tw) >= 0.35, <= 0.76= 0.4789
lrf = 0.64*âˆš(Kc*E/Fyf)= 10.66
BENDING
e =âˆš(E/Fyw)= 24.077
Kc = 4/âˆš(hw/tw) >= 0.35, <= 0.76= 0.479
Sxt/Sxc= 1.000
Since Sxt/Sxc = 1.000 >= 0.7,
FL = 0.7*Fyf= 241.50 MN/m2
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SECTION PROPERTIES
SHEAR STRENGTH
1.10*âˆš(kv*E/Fyw)= 59.22
1.37*âˆš(kv*E/Fyw)= 73.76
Since hw/tw > 59.22 and < 73.76,
Vn = 0.60*Fyw*d*tw*Cv= 818.249 kN(G2-1)
AXIAL STRENGTH
Calculate Fe
Calculate Qs
Kc = 4/âˆš(hw/tw) >= 0.35, <= 0.76= 0.4789
0.64*âˆš(E*Kc/Fyf)= 10.66
1.17*âˆš(E*Kc/Fyf)= 19.50
Qs= 1.415-0.65*(b/t)*âˆš[Fyf/(E*Kc)]= 0.992
Calculate Qa
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f = 0.877*Fe= 80.0 MN/m2(E7-3)
lr = 1.49*âˆš(E/f)= 74.51
be = b= 558.00 mm
Qa = Ae/Ag= 1.0000
Q = Qs*Qa= 0.9924
Calculate Pn
4.71*âˆš[E/(Q*Fyf)]= 113.84
/*
BENDING STRENGTH
hc= 558.00 mm
hp= 558.00 mm
Lp = 1.76*ry*âˆš(E/Fyf)= 2429.41 mm(F2-5)
Since Sxt/Sxc = 1.000 >= 0.7,
FL = 0.7*Fyf= 241.5 MN/m2(F4-6a)
C= 1.000
C2 = J*C/(Sxc*ho)= 0.000324
Lr = 1.95*rts*E/(0.7*Fyf)*C1= 6520.14 mm(F2-6)
LOCAL BUCKLING
NOMINAL STRENGTH
Mn= 774.766 kN-m

Mn = Fyf*Zx= 828.472 kN-m(F2-1)

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COMPRESSION FLANGE
H1-1 FORMULA
For Pr/Pc >= 0.20,
H1-2 FORMULAS
For Pr/Pci >= 0.20,
Ratio= 0.9668
Ratio= 0.9668
TENSION FLANGE
================================================================================
================================================================================

MEMBER
Flange Width (mm) - 297.00 --------- ------ ------ ----- --------
Cb Bottom - 1.060
Moment (kN-m) - -457.690
SLENDERNESS
Major Axis 137.35
Minor Axis 121.95
/*
Page 149 Of 172
CALCULATIONS
SECTION SIZE
Stiffener Use= N
MATERIAL
CONSTANTS
UNBRACED LENGTHS

AXIAL
e =âˆš(E/Fyw)= 24.077
lrw = 1.49*e= 35.87
Kc = 4/âˆš(hw/tw) >= 0.35, <= 0.76= 0.4789
lrf = 0.64*âˆš(Kc*E/Fyf)= 10.66
BENDING
e =âˆš(E/Fyw)= 24.077
Mp = Zx*Fyf= 1020.676 kN-m
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Kc = 4/âˆš(hw/tw) >= 0.35, <= 0.76= 0.479
Sxt/Sxc= 1.188
Since Sxt/Sxc = 1.188 >= 0.7,
FL = 0.7*Fyf= 241.50 MN/m2
SECTION PROPERTIES
bx,asymmetry parameter= -73.05 mm
SHEAR STRENGTH
1.10*âˆš(kv*E/Fyw)= 59.22
1.37*âˆš(kv*E/Fyw)= 73.76
Since hw/tw > 59.22 and < 73.76,
Vn = 0.60*Fyw*d*tw*Cv= 823.873 kN(G2-1)
AXIAL STRENGTH
Calculate Fe
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Fey =p2*E/(K*Ly/r)2= 132.7 MN/m2
H = 1-(xo2+yo2)/ro2= 0.997
Calculate Qs
Kc = 4/âˆš(hw/tw) >= 0.35, <= 0.76= 0.4789
0.64*âˆš(E*Kc/Fyf)= 10.66
1.17*âˆš(E*Kc/Fyf)= 19.50
Qs= 1.415-0.65*(b/t)*âˆš[Fyf/(E*Kc)]= 0.932
Calculate Qa
f = 0.877*Fe= 91.8 MN/m2(E7-3)
lr = 1.49*âˆš(E/f)= 69.56
Qa = Ae/Ag= 0.9974
Q = Qs*Qa= 0.9299
Calculate Pn
4.71*âˆš[E/(Q*Fyf)]= 117.60
/*
BENDING STRENGTH
hc= 612.47 mm
hp= 706.50 mm
FLANGE YIELDING
Mp = Zx*Fyf= 1020.676 kN-m
For l = hc/tw = 76.6 > lpw, = 67.6
Rpc = [Mp/Myc-(Mp/Myc-1)*(lw-lpw)/(lrw-lpw )] <= Mp/Myc= 1.1705(F4-9b)
aw = (hc*tw)/(bf*tfc) <= 10.0= 1.3748(F4-11)
Lp = 1.1*rt*âˆš(E/Fyf)= 2082.48 mm(F4-7)
Since Sxt/Sxc = 1.188 >= 0.7,
FL = 0.7*Fyf= 241.5 MN/m2(F4-6a)
C2 = J/(Sxc*ho)= 0.000475
Lr = 1.95*rt*E/FL*C1= 7671.31 mm(F4-8)
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LOCAL BUCKLING
FL = 0.7*Fyf= 241.50 MN/m2
NOMINAL STRENGTH
Mn= 866.627 kN-m

Mn = Fyf*Zx= 1020.676 kN-m(F2-1)

COMPRESSION FLANGE
For Pr/Pc >= 0.20,
TENSION FLANGE
================================================================================
================================================================================

MEMBER
Flange Width (mm) - 347.00 --------- ------ ------ ----- --------
Cb Bottom - 1.000
Page 153 Of 172

Moment (kN-m) - 1545.826
SLENDERNESS
Major Axis 91.20
Minor Axis 0.76
/*
CALCULATIONS
SECTION SIZE
Stiffener Use= N
MATERIAL
CONSTANTS
UNBRACED LENGTHS

AXIAL
e =âˆš(E/Fyw)= 24.077
lrw = 1.49*e= 35.87
Page 154 Of 172

Kc = 4/âˆš(hw/tw) >= 0.35, <= 0.76= 0.4216
lrf = 0.64*âˆš(Kc*E/Fyf)= 10.01
BENDING
e =âˆš(E/Fyw)= 24.077
Mp = Zx*Fyf= 2214.580 kN-m
Kc = 4/âˆš(hw/tw) >= 0.35, <= 0.76= 0.422
Sxt/Sxc= 0.869
Since Sxt/Sxc = 0.869 >= 0.7,
FL = 0.7*Fyf= 241.50 MN/m2
SECTION PROPERTIES
SHEAR STRENGTH
1.37*âˆš(kv*E/Fyw)= 73.76
Cv = 1.51*E*kv/ [(hw/tw)2Fyw]= 0.540(G2-5)
Vn = 0.60*Fyw*d*tw*Cv= 1037.897 kN(G2-1)
Page 155 Of 172
AXIAL STRENGTH
Calculate Fe
Fey =p2*E/(K*Ly/r)2= 3389228.8 MN/m2
H = 1-(xo2+yo2)/ro2= 0.993
Calculate Qs
Kc = 4/âˆš(hw/tw) >= 0.35, <= 0.76= 0.4216
0.64*âˆš(E*Kc/Fyf)= 10.01
1.17*âˆš(E*Kc/Fyf)= 18.29
Qs= 1.415-0.65*(b/t)*âˆš[Fyf/(E*Kc)]= 0.814
Calculate Qa
f = (0.658Fyw/Fe)*Fyw= 187.8 MN/m2(E7-2)
lr = 1.49*âˆš(E/f)= 48.63
Qa = Ae/Ag= 0.8127
Q = Qs*Qa= 0.6614
Calculate Pn
4.71*âˆš[E/(Q*Fyf)]= 139.44
/*
BENDING STRENGTH
hc= 831.18 mm
hp= 761.20 mm
FLANGE YIELDING
Mp = Zx*Fyf= 2214.580 kN-m
For l = hc/tw = 83.1 > lpw, = 81.6
Page 156 Of 172
aw = (h c*tw)/(bf*tfc) <= 10.0= 1.4971(F4-11)

Lp = 1.1*rt*âˆš(E/Fyf)= 2398.78 mm(F4-7)
Since Sxt/Sxc = 0.869 >= 0.7,
FL = 0.7*Fyf= 241.5 MN/m2(F4-6a)
C2 = J/(Sxc*ho)= 0.000176
Lr = 1.95*rt*E/FL*C1= 8427.89 mm(F4-8)
LOCAL BUCKLING
FL = 0.7*Fyf= 241.50 MN/m2
NOMINAL STRENGTH
Mn= 2063.985 kN-m

Since Sxt < Sxc,
For l = hc/tw = 83.1 >lpw, = 81.6

COMPRESSION FLANGE
For Pr/Pc < 0.20,
TENSION FLANGE
================================================================================
================================================================================

MEMBER
Page 157 Of 172
Flange Width (mm) - 415.00 --------- ------ ------ ----- --------

Cb Bottom - 3.000
Moment (kN-m) - -141.589
SLENDERNESS
Major Axis 112.06
Minor Axis 135.03
/*
CALCULATIONS
SECTION SIZE
Stiffener Use= N
MATERIAL
CONSTANTS
UNBRACED LENGTHS
Page 158 Of 172


AXIAL
e =âˆš(E/Fyw)= 24.077
lrw = 1.49*e= 35.87
Kc = 4/âˆš(hw/tw) >= 0.35, <= 0.76= 0.4869
lrf = 0.64*âˆš(Kc*E/Fyf)= 10.75
BENDING
e =âˆš(E/Fyw)= 24.077
Kc = 4/âˆš(hw/tw) >= 0.35, <= 0.76= 0.487
Sxt/Sxc= 1.000
Since Sxt/Sxc = 1.000 >= 0.7,
FL = 0.7*Fyf= 241.50 MN/m2
SECTION PROPERTIES
SHEAR STRENGTH
Page 159 Of 172

1.10*âˆš(kv*E/Fyw)= 59.22
1.37*âˆš(kv*E/Fyw)= 73.76
Since hw/tw > 59.22 and < 73.76,
Vn = 0.60*Fyw*d*tw*Cv= 1298.431 kN(G2-1)
AXIAL STRENGTH
Calculate Fe
Fex =p2*E/(K*Lx/rx)2 (in-plane, major axis)= 157.2 MN/m 2(E3-4)
Calculate Qs
Kc = 4/âˆš(hw/tw) >= 0.35, <= 0.76= 0.4869
0.64*âˆš(E*Kc/Fyf)= 10.75
1.17*âˆš(E*Kc/Fyf)= 19.66
Qs= 1.000
Calculate Qa
f = 0.877*Fe= 94.9 MN/m2(E7-3)
lr = 1.49*âˆš(E/f)= 68.39
be = b= 675.00 mm
Qa = Ae/Ag= 1.0000
Q = Qs*Qa= 1.0000
Calculate Pn
4.71*âˆš[E/(Q*Fyf)]= 113.40
/*
BENDING STRENGTH
hc= 675.00 mm
hp= 675.00 mm
Page 160 Of 172
Lp = 1.76*ry*âˆš(E/Fyf)= 4280.81 mm(F2-5)
Since Sxt/Sxc = 1.000 >= 0.7,
FL = 0.7*Fyf= 241.5 MN/m2(F4-6a)
C= 1.000
C2 = J*C/(Sxc*ho)= 0.000555
Lr = 1.95*rts*E/(0.7*Fyf)*C1= 11304.02 mm(F2-6)
Mn = Fcr*Sxc<= Mp
C2 =âˆš[1+0.078*J*(Lb/rts)2/(Sxc*ho)]= 1.2708
Fcr = Cb*p2*E/(Lb/rts)2*C2= 529.5 MN/m2(F2-4)
Mn = Fcr*Sxc <= Mp= 2383.345 kN-m(F2-3)
LOCAL BUCKLING
NOMINAL STRENGTH
Mn= 2277.704 kN-m

Mn = Fyf*Zx= 2383.345 kN-m(F2-1)

COMPRESSION FLANGE
H1-1 FORMULA
For Pr/Pc >= 0.20,
H1-2 FORMULAS
For Pr/Pci >= 0.20,
Ratio= 0.6406
Ratio= 0.6406
Page 161 Of 172
TENSION FLANGE
================================================================================
================================================================================

MEMBER
Flange Width (mm) - 415.00 --------- ------ ------ ----- --------
Cb Bottom - 3.000
SLENDERNESS
Major Axis 160.74
Minor Axis 128.36
/*
CALCULATIONS
SECTION SIZE
Stiffener Use= N
MATERIAL
Page 162 Of 172
CONSTANTS
UNBRACED LENGTHS

Vr, Shear= -2.97 kN
AXIAL
e =âˆš(E/Fyw)= 24.077
lrw = 1.49*e= 35.87
Kc = 4/âˆš(hw/tw) >= 0.35, <= 0.76= 0.5963
lrf = 0.64*âˆš(Kc*E/Fyf)= 11.90
SECTION PROPERTIES
SHEAR STRENGTH
Page 163 Of 172

1.10*âˆš(kv*E/Fyw)= 59.22
Cv= 1.000(G2-3)
Vn = 0.60*Fyw*d*tw*Cv= 1014.214 kN(G2-1)
AXIAL STRENGTH
Calculate Fe
Calculate Qs
Kc = 4/âˆš(hw/tw) >= 0.35, <= 0.76= 0.5963
0.64*âˆš(E*Kc/Fyf)= 11.90
1.17*âˆš(E*Kc/Fyf)= 21.75
Qs= 1.000
Calculate Qa
f = 0.877*Fe= 67.0 MN/m2(E7-3)
lr = 1.49*âˆš(E/f)= 81.40
be = b= 450.00 mm
Qa = Ae/Ag= 1.0000
Q = Qs*Qa= 1.0000
Calculate Pn
4.71*âˆš[E/(Q*Fyf)]= 113.40

Page 164 Of 172

COMPRESSION FLANGE
H1-1 FORMULA
For Pr/Pc >= 0.20,
H1-2 FORMULAS
For Pr/Pci >= 0.20,
Ratio= 1.0102
Ratio= 1.0102
TENSION FLANGE
================================================================================
================================================================================

MEMBER
Flange Width (mm) - 410.00 --------- ------ ------ ----- --------
Cb Bottom - 1.140
CONSTANTS Axial+Bending_Bot 0.82 H1-2
SLENDERNESS
Major Axis 46.49
Minor Axis 95.42
/*
Page 165 Of 172
CALCULATIONS
SECTION SIZE
Stiffener Use= N
MATERIAL
CONSTANTS
UNBRACED LENGTHS

Vr, Shear= -3.39 kN
AXIAL
e =âˆš(E/Fyw)= 24.077
lrw = 1.49*e= 35.87
Kc = 4/âˆš(hw/tw) >= 0.35, <= 0.76= 0.5333
lrf = 0.64*âˆš(Kc*E/Fyf)= 11.25
SECTION PROPERTIES
Page 166 Of 172

SHEAR STRENGTH
1.10*âˆš(kv*E/Fyw)= 59.22
Cv= 1.000(G2-3)
Vn = 0.60*Fyw*d*tw*Cv= 798.124 kN(G2-1)
AXIAL STRENGTH
Calculate Fe
Calculate Qs
Kc = 4/âˆš(hw/tw) >= 0.35, <= 0.76= 0.5333
0.64*âˆš(E*Kc/Fyf)= 11.25
1.17*âˆš(E*Kc/Fyf)= 20.57
Qs= 1.415-0.65*(b/t)*âˆš[Fyf/(E*Kc)]= 0.941
Calculate Qa
f = (0.658Fyw/Fe)*Fyw= 177.2 MN/m2(E7-2)
lr = 1.49*âˆš(E/f)= 50.05
be = 1.92*t w*âˆš(E/f)*[1-0.34*âˆš(E/f)/(hw/tw)]= 411.21 mm (E7-17)
Qa = Ae/Ag= 0.9826
Q = Qs*Qa= 0.9250
Page 167 Of 172
Calculate Pn
4.71*âˆš[E/(Q*Fyf)]= 117.91

COMPRESSION FLANGE
H1-1 FORMULA
For Pr/Pc >= 0.20,
H1-2 FORMULAS
For Pr/Pci >= 0.20,
Ratio= 0.8178
Ratio= 0.8178
TENSION FLANGE
================================================================================
================================================================================

MEMBER
Flange Width (mm) - 410.00 --------- ------ ------ ----- --------
Page 168 Of 172

Cb Bottom - 1.150
SLENDERNESS
Major Axis 46.49
Minor Axis 95.42
/*
CALCULATIONS
SECTION SIZE
Stiffener Use= N
MATERIAL
CONSTANTS
UNBRACED LENGTHS

Page 169 Of 172
Vr, Shear= -1.01 kN

AXIAL
e =âˆš(E/Fyw)= 24.077
lrw = 1.49*e= 35.87
Kc = 4/âˆš(hw/tw) >= 0.35, <= 0.76= 0.5333
lrf = 0.64*âˆš(Kc*E/Fyf)= 11.25
SECTION PROPERTIES
SHEAR STRENGTH
1.10*âˆš(kv*E/Fyw)= 59.22
Cv= 1.000(G2-3)
Vn = 0.60*Fyw*d*tw*Cv= 798.124 kN(G2-1)
AXIAL STRENGTH
Calculate Fe
Page 170 Of 172

Calculate Qs
Kc = 4/âˆš(hw/tw) >= 0.35, <= 0.76= 0.5333
0.64*âˆš(E*Kc/Fyf)= 11.25
1.17*âˆš(E*Kc/Fyf)= 20.57
Qs= 1.415-0.65*(b/t)*âˆš[Fyf/(E*Kc)]= 0.941
Calculate Qa
f = (0.658Fyw/Fe)*Fyw= 177.2 MN/m2(E7-2)
lr = 1.49*âˆš(E/f)= 50.05
Qa = Ae/Ag= 0.9826
Q = Qs*Qa= 0.9250
Calculate Pn
4.71*âˆš[E/(Q*Fyf)]= 117.91

COMPRESSION FLANGE
H1-1 FORMULA
For Pr/Pc < 0.20,
H1-2 FORMULAS
For Pr/Pci < 0.20,
Ratio= 0.1942
Page 171 Of 172
Ratio= 0.0971
TENSION FLANGE
Page 172 Of 172
Verify gutter and downspout capacity
ENGINEERING & MANUFACTURING: Design & Engineering Department
FUXIN STEEL BUILDINGS CO., LTD Project ID: FXPCS002 Revision No.: 00
F14 KMH Industrial Park, Chom Chao, Project Name: ZUELLIG PHARMA CAMBODIA
Posenchey, Phnom Penh, Cambodia Sheet Title: DRAINAGE SYSTEM SHEET
www.fuxin.com.kh Tel: (+855)23 882 818 Originator: KKH Checker: KCR
DESIGN SHEET
Width of drained area (Left) 35 Meter Roof slope constant 'C'

Width of drained area (Right) 0 Meter Slope (%) C
Total width of drained area 'W' 35.275 Meter 0-2.5 1
2.5-6.5 1.1
Roof slope 10.00% 6.5-10 1.2
Rain fall intensity ' I ' 300 mm/h >10 1.3
Gutter type Common Eave valledy gutter

Gutter Average width 'B' 0.25 Meter
Gutter depth/width 'M' 1.20 Meter
Roof slope constant 'C' 1.2
Downspout area 'A' 176.71 cm²
Required down spout spacing 'DS'
The following calculations are based on formulas derived by:

"The copper development association Inc."
Base on Gutter capacity
DS = 19(B)28/13(M)16/13(33450/CWI)10/13
DS = 14.868 Meter
Base on down spout capacity
DS = 440A/CWI
DS = 10.88 Meter
Maximum down spout spacing

10.88 Meter
Use single PVC 150mm dia.
Every Columns spacing
Verification Base Plate and
Interior Column Connection
Project item BASE PLATE-E

Design
Name BASE PLATE-E
Description FOR RF1-1
Analysis Stress, strain/ simplified loading
Design code AISC - LRFD
Beams and columns
β– γ- α-
Offse Offse Offse
Nam Directio Pitc Rotatio Force
Cross-section t ex t ey t ez
e n h n s in
[mm] [mm] [mm]
[°] [°] [°]
2-
RF1-
BH478/702*297*8*12/16(Iw474x29 0.0 -90.0 0.0 0 0 0 Node
1
7)
Cross-sections
Name Material
2 - BH478/702*297*8*12/16(Iw474x297) A992

Anchors
Diameter fu Gross area

Name Bolt assembly
[mm] [MPa] [mm2]
30 A307 30 A307 29 414.0 641
Load effects (equilibrium not required)
N Vy Vz Mx My Mz
Name Member
[kN] [kN] [kN] [kNm] [kNm] [kNm]
19_0.9Dead+1.6Win... RF1-1 110.8 0.0 76.9 0.0 0.0 0.0
21_0.9Dead+1.6Wind_L... RF1-1 50.8 0.0 92.0 0.0 0.0 0.0
22_0.9Dead+1.6Wind_R... RF1-1 50.8 0.0 -92.0 0.0 0.0 0.0
23_0.9Dead+1.6Wind_L... RF1-1 101.3 0.0 0.9 0.0 0.0 0.0
26_0.9Dead+1.6Wind_L... RF1-1 0.4 0.0 0.9 0.0 0.0 0.0
31_1.2Dead+1.2Collat... RF1-1 -275.9 0.0 117.0 0.0 0.0 0.0
32_1.2Dead+1.2Col... RF1-1 -275.9 0.0 -116.9 0.0 0.0 0.0
42_1.2Dead+1.2Collat... RF1-1 -319.8 0.0 -89.2 0.0 0.0 0.0
147_1.2Dead+1.2Collat... RF1-1 -310.1 0.0 94.9 0.0 0.0 0.0
Foundation block
Item Value Unit

CB 1
Dimensions 397 x 574 mm
Depth 1000 mm
Anchor 30 A307
Anchoring length 740 mm
Shear force transfer Anchors
Mortar joint 40 mm
Check
Summary
Name Value Check status

Analysis 100.0% OK
Plates 0.0 < 5.0% OK
Anchors 94.5 < 100% OK
Welds 25.1 < 100% OK
Concrete block 12.2 < 100% OK
Buckling Not calculated
Plates
Fy Thickness σEd εPl σcEd

Name Loads Check status
[MPa] [mm] [MPa] [%] [MPa]
RF1-1-tfl 1 344.7 12.0 32_1.2Dead+1.2Col... 78.5 0.0 0.0 OK
RF1-1-bfl 1 344.7 12.0 31_1.2Dead+1.2Collat... 78.6 0.0 0.0 OK

RF1-1-w 1 344.7 8.0 31_1.2Dead+1.2Collat... 84.9 0.0 0.0 OK

BP1 344.7 25.0 19_0.9Dead+1.6Win... 67.4 0.0 0.0 OK
Design data
fy εlim
Material
[MPa] [%]
A992 344.7 5.0
Symbol explanation
εPl Plastic strain

σcEd Contact stress
σEd Eq. stress
fy Yield strength
εlim Limit of plastic strain
Strain check, 32_1.2Dead+1.2Col...

Equivalent stress, 32_1.2Dead+1.2Col...
Anchors
Nf V ϕVcp Utt Uts Utts

Shape Item Loads Status
[kN] [kN] [kN] [%] [%] [%]
A1 31_1.2Dead+1.2Collat... 0.0 29.3 123.9 0.0 94.5 90.9 OK
A2 31_1.2Dead+1.2Collat... 0.0 29.3 123.9 0.0 94.5 90.9 OK
A3 31_1.2Dead+1.2Collat... 0.0 29.2 123.9 0.0 94.5 90.9 OK
A4 31_1.2Dead+1.2Collat... 0.0 29.2 123.9 0.0 94.5 90.9 OK
Design data
ϕNsa ϕVsa
Grade
[kN] [kN]
30 A307 - 1 142.7 63.6
Symbol explanation
Nf Tension force
V Resultant of shear forces Vy, Vz in bolt
ϕVcp Concrete pryout strength in shear – ACI 318-14 – 17.5.3
Utt Utilization in tension
Uts Utilization in shear

Utts Utilization in tension and shear

ϕNsa Steel strength of anchor in tension - ACI 318-14 – 17.4.1
ϕVsa Steel strength of anchor in shear - ACI 318-14 – 17.5.1
Detailed result for A1
Anchor tensile resistance (ACI 318-14 – 17.4.1)

142.7 kN ≥ 0.0 kN
Where:
– resistance factor
– tensile stress area
– specified tensile strength of anchor steel:
, where:
248.2 MPa – specified yield strength of anchor steel
414.0 MPa – specified ultimate strength of anchor steel
Shear resistance (ACI 318-14 – 17.5.1)

63.6 kN ≥ 29.3 kN
Where:
– reduction factor for steel strength in shear in case of mortar
joint
, where:
Concrete pryout resistance (ACI 318-14 – 17.5.3)

The check is preformed for group of anchors on common base plate
123.9 kN ≥ 117.0 kN
Where:
– concrete pry-out factor
– concrete cone tension break-out resistance in case all anchors are in tension
– sum of shear forces of anchors on common base plate

Interaction of tensile and shear forces (ACI 318-14 – R17.6)

0.91 ≤ 1.0
Where:
– maximum ratio of factored tensile force and tensile resistance determined from all
appropriate failure modes
– maximum ratio of factored shear force and shear resistance determined from all
Supplementary reinforcement (ACI 318-14 – 17.4.2.9; ACI 318-14 – 17.5.2.9)

Supplementary reinforcement should resist force of 0.0 kN in tension and 117.0 kN in
shear.
Welds
L Lc Fn ϕRn
Ite Edg Th Ls Ut Statu
Xu [mm [mm Loads [kN [kN
m e [mm] [mm] [%] s
] ] ] ]
RF1-
E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 28. 16.
BP1 1-tfl 296 30 32_1.2Dead+1.2Col... 4.8 OK
x ◣ ◣ 6 9
1
E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 37. 25.
297 30 42_1.2Dead+1.2Collat... 9.4 OK
x ◣ ◣ 4 1
RF1-
E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 147_1.2Dead+1.2Collat. 37. 24.
BP1 1-bfl 297 30 9.2 OK
x ◣ ◣ .. 4 5
1
E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 28. 16.
296 30 31_1.2Dead+1.2Collat... 4.8 OK
x ◣ ◣ 6 9
RF1-
E70x ◢6.4 ◢9.0 60. 14.
BP1 1-w 449 30 19_0.9Dead+1.6Win... 8.9 OK
x ◣ ◣ 7 6
1
E70x ◢6.4 ◢9.0 60. 14.
449 30 19_0.9Dead+1.6Win... 8.9 OK
x ◣ ◣ 8 7
Symbol explanation
Th Throat thickness of weld

Ls Leg size of weld
L Length of weld
Lc Length of weld critical element
Fn Force in weld critical element
ϕRn Weld resistance AISC 360-16 J2.4
Ut Utilization
Detailed result for BP1 / RF1-1-tfl 1
Weld resistance check (AISC 360-16: J2-4)

37.4 kN ≥ 9.4 kN
Where:

– nominal stress of weld material:
, where:
482.6 MPa – electrode classification number, i.e. minimum specified tensile strength
54.9° – angle of loading measured from the weld longitudinal axis

– effective area of weld critical element
– resistance factor for welded connections
Concrete block
A1 A2 σ Ut
Item Loads Status
[mm2] [mm2] [MPa] [%]
CB 1 42_1.2Dead+1.2Collat... 137997 216814 2.3 12.2 OK
Symbol explanation
A1 Loaded area
A2 Supporting area
σ Average stress in concrete
Ut Utilization
Detailed result for CB 1
Concrete block compressive resistance check (AISC 360-16 Section J8)

19.1 MPa ≥ 2.3 MPa
Where:
– concrete block design bearing strength:
, where:
27.6 MPa – concrete compressive strength
137997 mm2 – base plate area in contact with concrete surface
216814 mm2 – concrete supporting surface

– resistance factor for concrete
Buckling
Buckling analysis was not calculated.

Project item BASE PLATE-F

Design
Name BASE PLATE-F
Beams and columns
β– γ- α- Offset Offset Offset

Forces
Name Cross-section Direction Pitch Rotation ex ey ez
in
[°] [°] [°] [mm] [mm] [mm]
RF1- 3-
0.0 -90.0 0.0 0 0 0 Node
8 BH482*297*8*16(Iw482x297)
Cross-sections
Name Material
3 - BH482*297*8*16(Iw482x297) A992

Anchors

Name Bolt assembly
[mm] [MPa] [mm2]
30 A307 30 A307 29 414.0 641
N Vy Vz Mx My Mz
Name Member
19_0.9Dead+1.6Win... RF1-8 156.8 0.0 7.7 0.0 0.0 0.0
21_0.9Dead+1.6Wind_L... RF1-8 52.9 0.0 8.0 0.0 0.0 0.0
22_0.9Dead+1.6Wind_R... RF1-8 52.9 0.0 -8.0 0.0 0.0 0.0
23_0.9Dead+1.6Wind_L... RF1-8 197.3 0.0 0.9 0.0 0.0 0.0
26_0.9Dead+1.6Wind_L... RF1-8 197.5 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0
31_1.2Dead+1.2Collat... RF1-8 -529.8 0.0 7.8 0.0 0.0 0.0
32_1.2Dead+1.2Col... RF1-8 -529.8 0.0 -7.8 0.0 0.0 0.0
42_1.2Dead+1.2Collat... RF1-8 562.9 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0
147_1.2Dead+1.2Collat... RF1-8 -641.3 0.0 0.7 0.0 0.0 0.0
Foundation block
Item Value Unit

CB 1
Depth 1000 mm
Anchor 30 A307
Mortar joint 40 mm
Check
Summary

Analysis 100.0% OK
Welds 76.7 < 100% OK
Plates

RF1-8-tfl 1 344.7 16.0 42_1.2Dead+1.2Collat... 93.2 0.0 0.0 OK
RF1-8-bfl 1 344.7 16.0 42_1.2Dead+1.2Collat... 93.2 0.0 0.0 OK

RF1-8-w 1 344.7 8.0 42_1.2Dead+1.2Collat... 238.8 0.0 0.0 OK

BP1 344.7 25.0 42_1.2Dead+1.2Collat... 303.1 0.0 0.0 OK
Design data
fy εlim
Material
[MPa] [%]
A992 344.7 5.0
Symbol explanation
εPl Plastic strain

σEd Eq. stress
fy Yield strength
Strain check, 42_1.2Dead+1.2Collat...

Equivalent stress, 42_1.2Dead+1.2Collat...
Anchors

[kN] [kN] [kN] [%] [%] [%]
A1 42_1.2Dead+1.2Collat... 140.7 0.7 124.3 98.6 1.2 97.8 OK
A2 42_1.2Dead+1.2Collat... 140.7 0.7 124.3 98.6 1.2 97.8 OK
A3 42_1.2Dead+1.2Collat... 140.7 0.7 124.3 98.6 1.2 97.8 OK
A4 42_1.2Dead+1.2Collat... 140.7 0.7 124.3 98.6 1.2 97.8 OK
Design data
ϕNsa ϕVsa
Grade
[kN] [kN]
30 A307 - 1 142.7 63.6
Symbol explanation
Nf Tension force



142.7 kN ≥ 140.7 kN
Where:
, where:

63.6 kN ≥ 0.7 kN
Where:
joint
, where:

124.3 kN ≥ 0.0 kN
Where:


0.98 ≤ 1.0
Where:

shear.
Welds
ϕR
L Lc Fn
Ite Edg Th Ls n Ut Statu
Xu [mm [mm Loads [kN
m e [mm] [mm] [kN [%] s
] ] ]
]
RF1-
E70x ◢8.5 ◢12.0 42_1.2Dead+1.2Collat.. 19. 67. 28.
BP1 8-tfl 296 33 OK
x ◣ ◣ . 1 9 1
1
E70x ◢8.5 ◢12.0 147_1.2Dead+1.2Collat 21. 83. 25.
297 33 OK
x ◣ ◣ ... 2 8 3
RF1-
E70x ◢8.5 ◢12.0 147_1.2Dead+1.2Collat 21. 83. 25.
BP1 8-bfl 297 33 OK
x ◣ ◣ ... 2 8 3
1
E70x ◢8.5 ◢12.0 42_1.2Dead+1.2Collat.. 19. 67. 28.
296 33 OK
x ◣ ◣ . 1 9 1
RF1-
E70x ◢4.2 42_1.2Dead+1.2Collat.. 33. 44. 76.
BP1 8-w ◢6.0◣ 449 32 OK
x ◣ . 9 3 6
1
E70x ◢4.2 42_1.2Dead+1.2Collat.. 33. 44. 76.
◢6.0◣ 449 32 OK
x ◣ . 9 2 7
Symbol explanation

Ls Leg size of weld
L Length of weld
Ut Utilization
Detailed result for BP1 / RF1-8-w 1

44.2 kN ≥ 33.9 kN
Where:

, where:

Concrete block
A1 A2 σ Ut
Item Loads Status
[mm2] [mm2] [MPa] [%]
CB 1 147_1.2Dead+1.2Collat... 141348 221556 4.6 23.9 OK
Symbol explanation
A1 Loaded area
A2 Supporting area
Ut Utilization

19.1 MPa ≥ 4.6 MPa
Where:
, where:

Buckling

Project item END PLATE-S7

Design
Name END PLATE-S7
Description FOR RF1-8 CONNECT TO RF1-8
Beams and columns

Forces
in
[°] [°] [°] [mm] [mm] [mm]
1_RF1- 3-
0.0 -90.0 0.0 0 0 0 Node
8 BH482*297*8*16(Iw482x297)
2_RF1- 3-
180.0 90.0 0.0 0 0 0 Node
8 BH482*297*8*16(Iw482x297)
Cross-sections
Name Material
3 - BH482*297*8*16(Iw482x297) A992

Bolts

Name Bolt assembly
[mm] [MPa] [mm2]
24 A325M 24 A325M 24 830.0 452
N Vy Vz Mx My Mz
Mem
Name [kN [k [k [kN [kN [kN
ber
] N] N] m] m] m]
-
1_RF -
9_1.2Dead+1.2Coll... 641 0.0 0.7 0.0 0.0
1-8 12.5
.3
-
1_RF -
10_1.2Dead+1.2Col... 641 0.0 0.0 12.4 0.0
1-8 0.7
.3
-
1_RF 156
19_0.9Dead+1.6Win... 0.0 7.7 0.0 131. 0.0
1-8 .8
5
1_RF 156 - 131.
20__0.9Dead+1.6Wi... 0.0 0.0 0.0
1-8 .8 7.7 5
1_RF 197
23_0.9Dead+1.6Win... 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0
1-8 .3
1_RF 197
24_0.9Dead+1.6Win... 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0
1-8 .3
- -
1_RF
33_1.2Dead+1.2Col... 581 0.0 7.9 0.0 134. 0.0
1-8
.8 6
-
1_RF - 134.
34_1.2Dead+1.2Col... 581 0.0 0.0 0.0
1-8 7.9 5
.8
- -
1_RF 12.
81_1.2Dead+1.2Col... 388 0.0 0.0 214. 0.0
1-8 6
.0 8
- -
1_RF 214.
82_1.2Dead+1.2Col... 388 0.0 12. 0.0 0.0
1-8 8
.0 6
- -
1_RF 11.
91_1.2Dead+1.2Col... 223 0.0 0.0 190. 0.0
1-8 2
.0 7
- -
95_1.2Dead+1.2Collateral+0.5Snow+1.6Wind_Right1+0.5Sn 1_RF 190.
223 0.0 11. 0.0 0.0
ow_Drift+0.5Floor_Live 1-8 6
.0 2
-
1_RF -
147_1.2Dead+1.2Co... 641 0.0 0.7 0.0 0.0
1-8 12.5
.3
-
1_RF -
148_1.2Dead+1.2Co... 641 0.0 0.0 12.4 0.0
1-8 0.7
.3

Check
Summary

Analysis 100.0% OK
Bolts 43.6 < 100% OK
Welds 75.2 < 100% OK
Plates

1_RF1-8-tfl 1 344.7 16.0 81_1.2Dead+1.2Col... 134.5 0.0 0.0 OK
1_RF1-8-bfl 1 344.7 16.0 82_1.2Dead+1.2Col... 134.4 0.0 0.0 OK
1_RF1-8-w 1 344.7 8.0 81_1.2Dead+1.2Col... 109.9 0.0 0.0 OK
2_RF1-8-tfl 1 344.7 16.0 81_1.2Dead+1.2Col... 136.1 0.0 0.0 OK
2_RF1-8-bfl 1 344.7 16.0 82_1.2Dead+1.2Col... 136.1 0.0 0.0 OK
2_RF1-8-w 1 344.7 8.0 82_1.2Dead+1.2Col... 109.6 0.0 0.0 OK
PP1a 344.7 20.0 19_0.9Dead+1.6Win... 203.7 0.0 7.5 OK
PP1b 344.7 20.0 19_0.9Dead+1.6Win... 204.2 0.0 7.5 OK
WID1a 344.7 8.0 82_1.2Dead+1.2Col... 181.4 0.0 0.0 OK
WID1b 344.7 8.0 81_1.2Dead+1.2Col... 181.3 0.0 0.0 OK
WID2a 344.7 8.0 82_1.2Dead+1.2Col... 182.2 0.0 0.0 OK
WID2b 344.7 8.0 81_1.2Dead+1.2Col... 182.1 0.0 0.0 OK
Design data
fy εlim
Material
[MPa] [%]
A992 344.7 5.0
Symbol explanation
εPl Plastic strain

σEd Eq. stress
fy Yield strength

Strain check, 81_1.2Dead+1.2Col...
Equivalent stress, 81_1.2Dead+1.2Col...

Bolts
Ft V ϕRn,bearin Uts Utt

Ite Utt Statu
Shape Grade Loads [kN [kN g [% s
m [%] s
] ] [kN] ] [%]
24
20__0.9Dead+1.6Wi. 89. 42.
B1 A325 0.7 294.5 0.6 - OK
.. 3 5
M-1
24
20__0.9Dead+1.6Wi. 90. 43.
B2 A325 0.7 294.5 0.6 - OK
.. 7 2
M-1
24
20__0.9Dead+1.6Wi. 91. 43.
B3 A325 0.9 387.2 0.7 - OK
.. 7 6
M-1
24
20__0.9Dead+1.6Wi. 91. 43.
B4 A325 0.9 387.2 0.7 - OK
.. 1 4
M-1
24
19_0.9Dead+1.6Win. 22. 10.
B5 A325 0.8 387.2 0.7 - OK
.. 1 5
M-1
24
19_0.9Dead+1.6Win. 22. 10.
B6 A325 0.8 387.2 0.7 - OK
.. 1 5
M-1
24
19_0.9Dead+1.6Win. 89. 42.
B7 A325 0.7 294.5 0.6 - OK
.. 4 5
M-1
24
19_0.9Dead+1.6Win. 90. 43.
B8 A325 0.7 294.5 0.6 - OK
.. 9 2
M-1
24
19_0.9Dead+1.6Win. 91. 43.
B9 A325 0.9 387.2 0.7 - OK
.. 6 6
M-1
24
19_0.9Dead+1.6Win. 91. 43.
B10 A325 0.9 387.2 0.7 - OK
.. 0 3
M-1
Design data
ϕRn,tension ϕRn,shear
Grade
[kN] [kN]
24 A325M - 1 210.2 126.1
Symbol explanation
Ft Tension force
ϕRn,bearing Bolt bearing resistance
ϕRn,tension Bolt tension resistance AISC 360-16 J3.6
ϕRn,shear Bolt shear resistance AISC 360-16 – J3.8

Detailed result for B3
Tension resistance check (AISC 360-16: J3-1)

210.2 kN ≥ 91.7 kN
Where:
– nominal tensile stress from AISC 360-16 Table J3.2
– gross bolt cross-sectional area
– capacity factor
Shear resistance check (AISC 360-16: J3-1)

126.1 kN ≥ 0.9 kN
Where:
– nominal shear stress from AISC 360-16 Table J3.2
– capacity factor
Bearing resistance check (AISC 360-16: J3-6)

≤
387.2 kN ≥ 0.9 kN
Where:
– clear distance, in the direction of the force, between the edge of the hole and
the edge of the adjacent hole or edge of the material
– thickness of the plate
– diameter of a bolt
– tensile strength of the connected material
– resistance factor for bearing at bolt holes
Interaction of tension and shear check (AISC 360-16: J3-2)

The required stress, in either shear or tension, is less than or equal to 30% of the
corresponding available stress and the effects of combined stresses need not to be
investigated.
Welds
ϕR
L Lc Fn
Th Ls n Ut Statu
Item Edge Xu [mm [mm Loads [kN
[mm] [mm] [kN [%] s
] ] ]
]
1_RF1 E70x ◢6.4 ◢9.0 81_1.2Dead+1.2Col. 53. 85. 62.
PP1a 297 42 OK
-8-tfl 1 x ◣ ◣ .. 4 8 2

E70x ◢6.4 ◢9.0 81_1.2Dead+1.2Col. 52. 85. 60.

297 42 OK
x ◣ ◣ .. 0 8 6
1_RF1 E70x ◢6.4 ◢9.0 82_1.2Dead+1.2Col. 52. 85. 60.
PP1a 297 42 OK
-8-bfl 1 x ◣ ◣ .. 0 8 6
E70x ◢6.4 ◢9.0 82_1.2Dead+1.2Col. 53. 85. 62.
297 42 OK
x ◣ ◣ .. 4 8 2
1_RF1 E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 19_0.9Dead+1.6Win 33. 49. 67.
PP1a 449 41 OK
-8-w 1 x ◣ ◣ ... 9 9 9
E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 19_0.9Dead+1.6Win 34. 50. 68.
449 41 OK
x ◣ ◣ ... 0 0 1
2_RF1 E70x ◢6.4 ◢9.0 81_1.2Dead+1.2Col. 53. 85. 62.
PP1b 297 42 OK
-8-tfl 1 x ◣ ◣ .. 5 8 3
E70x ◢6.4 ◢9.0 81_1.2Dead+1.2Col. 52. 85. 60.
297 42 OK
x ◣ ◣ .. 2 9 8
2_RF1 E70x ◢6.4 ◢9.0 82_1.2Dead+1.2Col. 52. 85. 60.
PP1b 297 42 OK
-8-bfl 1 x ◣ ◣ .. 2 9 8
E70x ◢6.4 ◢9.0 82_1.2Dead+1.2Col. 53. 85. 62.
297 42 OK
x ◣ ◣ .. 4 8 3
2_RF1 E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 19_0.9Dead+1.6Win 35. 49. 70.
PP1b 449 41 OK
-8-w 1 x ◣ ◣ ... 2 8 7
E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 19_0.9Dead+1.6Win 35. 49. 70.
449 41 OK
x ◣ ◣ ... 1 8 5
E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 19_0.9Dead+1.6Win 10. 14. 75.
PP1a WID1a 89 15 OK
x ◣ ◣ ... 7 3 1
E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 19_0.9Dead+1.6Win 10. 14. 75.
89 15 OK
x ◣ ◣ ... 7 3 1
1_RF1 E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 82_1.2Dead+1.2Col. 16. 52.
WID1a 120 15 8.4 OK
-8-bfl 1 x ◣ ◣ .. 2 2
E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 82_1.2Dead+1.2Col. 16. 52.
120 15 8.4 OK
x ◣ ◣ .. 2 2
E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 20__0.9Dead+1.6Wi 10. 14. 75.
PP1a WID1b 89 15 OK
x ◣ ◣ ... 7 2 1
E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 20__0.9Dead+1.6Wi 10. 14. 75.
89 15 OK
x ◣ ◣ ... 7 2 1
1_RF1 E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 81_1.2Dead+1.2Col. 16. 52.
WID1b 120 15 8.4 OK
-8-tfl 1 x ◣ ◣ .. 2 2
E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 81_1.2Dead+1.2Col. 16. 52.
120 15 8.4 OK
x ◣ ◣ .. 2 2
E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 19_0.9Dead+1.6Win 10. 14. 75.
PP1b WID2a 89 15 OK
x ◣ ◣ ... 7 3 1
E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 19_0.9Dead+1.6Win 10. 14. 75.
89 15 OK
x ◣ ◣ ... 7 2 1
2_RF1 E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 82_1.2Dead+1.2Col. 16. 52.
WID2a 120 15 8.5 OK
-8-bfl 1 x ◣ ◣ .. 2 6
E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 82_1.2Dead+1.2Col. 16. 52.
120 15 8.5 OK
x ◣ ◣ .. 2 6
E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 20__0.9Dead+1.6Wi 10. 14. 75.
PP1b WID2b 89 15 OK
x ◣ ◣ ... 6 2 2
E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 20__0.9Dead+1.6Wi 10. 14. 75.
89 15 OK
x ◣ ◣ ... 7 2 1
2_RF1 E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 81_1.2Dead+1.2Col. 16. 52.
WID2b 120 15 8.5 OK
-8-tfl 1 x ◣ ◣ .. 2 6
E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 81_1.2Dead+1.2Col. 16. 52.
120 15 8.5 OK
x ◣ ◣ .. 2 6

Symbol explanation

Ls Leg size of weld
L Length of weld
Ut Utilization
Detailed result for PP1b / WID2b

14.2 kN ≥ 10.6 kN
Where:
, where:

Buckling

Project item CAP PLATE-1

Design
Name CAP PLATE-1
Beams and columns
β– γ- α-
Offse Offse Offse
e n h n s in
[mm] [mm] [mm]
[°] [°] [°]
6-
RF1-
BH597/936*347*10*16/20(Iw932x3 0.0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 Node
7
47)
RF1-
3 - BH482*297*8*16(Iw482x297) 0.0 90.0 0.0 0 0 0 Node
8
Cross-sections
Name Material

6 - BH597/936*347*10*16/20(Iw932x347) A992
3 - BH482*297*8*16(Iw482x297) A992
Bolts

Name Bolt assembly
[mm] [MPa] [mm2]
24 A325M 24 A325M 24 830.0 452
N Vy Vz Mx My Mz
Name Member
9_1.2Dead+1.2Coll... RF1-7 -83.7 0.0 313.3 0.0 -2193.0 0.0
RF1-7 84.2 0.0 -312.2 0.0 2180.3 0.0
10_1.2Dead+1.2Col... RF1-7 -84.2 0.0 312.2 0.0 -2180.0 0.0
RF1-7 83.7 0.0 -313.3 0.0 2193.0 0.0
19_0.9Dead+1.6Win... RF1-7 56.0 0.0 -100.1 0.0 556.5 0.0
RF1-7 -67.0 0.0 77.5 0.0 -692.2 0.0
20__0.9Dead+1.6Wi... RF1-7 67.0 0.0 -77.5 0.0 692.2 0.0
RF1-7 -56.0 0.0 100.1 0.0 -556.5 0.0
23_0.9Dead+1.6Win... RF1-7 104.5 0.0 -110.8 0.0 774.6 0.0
RF1-7 -104.5 0.0 110.8 0.0 -774.6 0.0
24_0.9Dead+1.6Win... RF1-7 104.5 0.0 -110.8 0.0 774.6 0.0
RF1-7 -104.5 0.0 110.8 0.0 -774.6 0.0
33_1.2Dead+1.2Col... RF1-7 -85.5 0.0 280.2 0.0 -2045.0 0.0
RF1-7 82.9 0.0 -285.9 0.0 1906.9 0.0
34_1.2Dead+1.2Col... RF1-7 -82.9 0.0 285.9 0.0 -1906.9 0.0
RF1-7 85.5 0.0 -280.2 0.0 2045.0 0.0
81_1.2Dead+1.2Col... RF1-7 -69.6 0.0 177.6 0.0 -1402.5 0.0
RF1-7 62.4 0.0 -193.8 0.0 1181.7 0.0
82_1.2Dead+1.2Col... RF1-7 -62.4 0.0 193.8 0.0 -1181.7 0.0
RF1-7 69.6 0.0 -177.6 0.0 1402.5 0.0
91_1.2Dead+1.2Col... RF1-7 6.6 0.0 91.3 0.0 -793.4 0.0
RF1-7 15.5 0.0 -108.7 0.0 597.3 0.0
95_1.2Dead+1.2Col... RF1-7 15.4 0.0 108.7 0.0 -597.3 0.0
RF1-7 6.6 0.0 -91.3 0.0 793.4 0.0
147_1.2Dead+1.2Co... RF1-7 -83.7 0.0 313.3 0.0 -2193.0 0.0
RF1-7 -84.2 0.0 -312.2 0.0 2180.3 0.0
148_1.2Dead+1.2Co... RF1-7 -84.2 0.0 312.2 0.0 -2180.3 0.0
RF1-7 -83.7 0.0 -313.3 0.0 2193.0 0.0
Check
Summary

Analysis 100.0% OK
Bolts 55.1 < 100% OK
Welds 75.3 < 100% OK
Plates

RF1-7-tfl 1 344.7 20.0 9_1.2Dead+1.2Coll... 310.9 0.3 0.0 OK
RF1-7-bfl 1 344.7 20.0 147_1.2Dead+1.2Co... 310.9 0.3 10.3 OK
RF1-7-w 1 344.7 12.0 9_1.2Dead+1.2Coll... 310.9 0.3 0.0 OK
RF1-8-tfl 1 344.7 16.0 82_1.2Dead+1.2Col... 126.1 0.0 0.0 OK
RF1-8-bfl 1 344.7 16.0 81_1.2Dead+1.2Col... 129.3 0.0 0.0 OK
RF1-8-w 1 344.7 8.0 82_1.2Dead+1.2Col... 139.0 0.0 0.0 OK
EP1 344.7 20.0 82_1.2Dead+1.2Col... 260.2 0.0 16.9 OK
STIFF1a 344.7 8.0 82_1.2Dead+1.2Col... 109.1 0.0 0.0 OK
STIFF1b 344.7 8.0 82_1.2Dead+1.2Col... 109.2 0.0 0.0 OK
STIFF1c 344.7 8.0 81_1.2Dead+1.2Col... 110.9 0.0 0.0 OK
STIFF1d 344.7 8.0 81_1.2Dead+1.2Col... 110.9 0.0 0.0 OK
WID1a 344.7 8.0 82_1.2Dead+1.2Col... 270.6 0.0 0.0 OK
WID1b 344.7 8.0 81_1.2Dead+1.2Col... 265.6 0.0 0.0 OK
Design data
fy εlim
Material
[MPa] [%]
A992 344.7 5.0
Symbol explanation
εPl Plastic strain

σEd Eq. stress
fy Yield strength

Strain check, 9_1.2Dead+1.2Coll...
Equivalent stress, 9_1.2Dead+1.2Coll...

Bolts
Utt
V ϕRn,bearin
Ite Ft Utt Uts s Statu
Shape Grade Loads [kN g
m [kN] [%] [%] [% s
] [kN]
]
24
81_1.2Dead+1.2Col. 112. 21. 53. 17.
B1 A325 387.2 - OK
.. 2 9 4 4
M-1
24
81_1.2Dead+1.2Col. 112. 21. 53. 17.
B2 A325 387.2 - OK
.. 4 9 5 4
M-1
24
81_1.2Dead+1.2Col. 108. 18. 51. 14.
B3 A325 387.2 - OK
.. 5 7 6 8
M-1
24
81_1.2Dead+1.2Col. 108. 18. 51. 14.
B4 A325 387.2 - OK
.. 6 7 7 8
M-1
24
147_1.2Dead+1.2Co 19. 15.
B5 A325 18.9 387.2 9.0 - OK
... 6 5
M-1
24
147_1.2Dead+1.2Co 19. 15.
B6 A325 18.9 387.2 9.0 - OK
... 6 5
M-1
24
82_1.2Dead+1.2Col. 115. 22. 55. 17.
B7 A325 387.2 - OK
.. 9 4 1 8
M-1
24
82_1.2Dead+1.2Col. 115. 22. 55. 17.
B8 A325 387.2 - OK
.. 8 4 1 8
M-1
24
82_1.2Dead+1.2Col. 112. 18. 53. 14.
B9 A325 387.2 - OK
.. 3 5 4 7
M-1
24
82_1.2Dead+1.2Col. 112. 18. 53. 14.
B10 A325 387.2 - OK
.. 4 5 5 7
M-1
Design data
Grade
[kN] [kN]
24 A325M - 1 210.2 126.1
Symbol explanation
Ft Tension force


210.2 kN ≥ 115.9 kN
Where:
– capacity factor

126.1 kN ≥ 22.4 kN
Where:
– capacity factor

≤
387.2 kN ≥ 22.4 kN
Where:

investigated.
Welds
ϕR
L Lc Fn
Th Ls n Ut Statu
[mm] [mm] [kN [%] s
] ] ]
]
RF1-8- E70x ◢5.7 ◢8.0 82_1.2Dead+1.2Col.. 43. 78. 55.
EP1 296 42 OK
tfl 1 x ◣ ◣ . 1 0 3

E70x ◢5.7 ◢8.0 82_1.2Dead+1.2Col.. 39. 78. 50.

296 42 OK
x ◣ ◣ . 4 0 5
RF1-8- E70x ◢5.7 ◢8.0 81_1.2Dead+1.2Col.. 41. 78. 53.
EP1 296 42 OK
bfl 1 x ◣ ◣ . 5 0 1
E70x ◢5.7 ◢8.0 81_1.2Dead+1.2Col.. 44. 78. 57.
296 42 OK
x ◣ ◣ . 5 0 1
RF1-8- E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 82_1.2Dead+1.2Col.. 35. 46. 75.
EP1 449 41 OK
w1 x ◣ ◣ . 3 9 3
E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 82_1.2Dead+1.2Col.. 35. 46. 75.
449 41 OK
x ◣ ◣ . 2 8 3
RF1
STIFF1 E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 82_1.2Dead+1.2Col.. 26. 76. 34.
-7- 167 56 OK
a x ◣ ◣ . 3 5 4
bfl 1
E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 82_1.2Dead+1.2Col.. 26. 76. 34.
167 56 OK
x ◣ ◣ . 4 2 6
RF1
STIFF1 E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 82_1.2Dead+1.2Col.. 16. 67. 25.
-7-w 891 50 OK
a x ◣ ◣ . 8 3 0
1
E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 34_1.2Dead+1.2Col.. 16. 67. 24.
891 50 OK
x ◣ ◣ . 1 1 0
RF1
STIFF1 E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 147_1.2Dead+1.2Co. 14. 76. 18.
-7-tfl 167 56 OK
a x ◣ ◣ .. 4 9 7
1
E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 147_1.2Dead+1.2Co. 10. 76. 14.
167 56 OK
x ◣ ◣ .. 7 3 1
RF1
STIFF1 E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 82_1.2Dead+1.2Col.. 26. 76. 34.
-7- 167 56 OK
b x ◣ ◣ . 0 2 1
bfl 1
E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 82_1.2Dead+1.2Col.. 25. 76. 33.
167 56 OK
x ◣ ◣ . 8 5 8
RF1
STIFF1 E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 34_1.2Dead+1.2Col.. 16. 67. 24.
-7-w 891 50 OK
b x ◣ ◣ . 3 1 2
1
E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 82_1.2Dead+1.2Col.. 16. 67. 25.
891 50 OK
x ◣ ◣ . 9 3 2
RF1
STIFF1 E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 147_1.2Dead+1.2Co. 10. 76. 14.
-7-tfl 167 56 OK
b x ◣ ◣ .. 7 3 1
1
E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 147_1.2Dead+1.2Co. 14. 76. 18.
167 56 OK
x ◣ ◣ .. 4 9 7
RF1
STIFF1 E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 81_1.2Dead+1.2Col.. 25. 76. 32.
-7- 167 56 OK
c x ◣ ◣ . 1 3 8
bfl 1
E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 81_1.2Dead+1.2Col.. 25. 76. 33.
167 56 OK
x ◣ ◣ . 5 3 4
RF1
STIFF1 E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 81_1.2Dead+1.2Col.. 14. 67. 21.
-7-w 891 50 OK
c x ◣ ◣ . 4 4 4
1
E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 147_1.2Dead+1.2Co. 16. 67. 25.
891 50 OK
x ◣ ◣ .. 9 3 2
RF1
STIFF1 E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 10_1.2Dead+1.2Col.. 12. 76. 16.
-7-tfl 167 56 OK
c x ◣ ◣ . 4 9 2
1
E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 33_1.2Dead+1.2Col.. 52. 14.
167 56 7.4 OK
x ◣ ◣ . 2 2

RF1
STIFF1 E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 81_1.2Dead+1.2Col.. 25. 76. 33.
-7- 167 56 OK
d x ◣ ◣ . 4 3 3
bfl 1
E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 81_1.2Dead+1.2Col.. 25. 76. 32.
167 56 OK
x ◣ ◣ . 0 3 7
RF1
STIFF1 E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 147_1.2Dead+1.2Co. 17. 67. 25.
-7-w 891 50 OK
d x ◣ ◣ .. 0 2 2
1
E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 81_1.2Dead+1.2Col.. 14. 67. 21.
891 50 OK
x ◣ ◣ . 6 3 7
RF1
STIFF1 E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 33_1.2Dead+1.2Col.. 52. 14.
-7-tfl 167 56 7.4 OK
d x ◣ ◣ . 2 2
1
E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 10_1.2Dead+1.2Col.. 12. 76. 16.
167 56 OK
x ◣ ◣ . 4 9 1
E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 20__0.9Dead+1.6Wi. 11. 15. 75.
EP1 WID1a 89 15 OK
x ◣ ◣ .. 4 2 1
E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 20__0.9Dead+1.6Wi. 11. 15. 75.
89 15 OK
x ◣ ◣ .. 4 2 1
RF1
E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 81_1.2Dead+1.2Col.. 12. 17. 75.
-8- WID1a 120 15 OK
x ◣ ◣ . 9 2 0
bfl 1
E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 81_1.2Dead+1.2Col.. 12. 17. 75.
120 15 OK
x ◣ ◣ . 9 2 0
E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 19_0.9Dead+1.6Win. 11. 15. 75.
EP1 WID1b 89 15 OK
x ◣ ◣ .. 8 7 0
E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 19_0.9Dead+1.6Win. 11. 15. 75.
89 15 OK
x ◣ ◣ .. 7 7 0
RF1
E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 82_1.2Dead+1.2Col.. 12. 17. 73.
-8-tfl WID1b 120 15 OK
x ◣ ◣ . 7 2 9
1
E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 82_1.2Dead+1.2Col.. 12. 17. 73.
120 15 OK
x ◣ ◣ . 7 2 9
Symbol explanation

Ls Leg size of weld
L Length of weld
Ut Utilization
Detailed result for EP1 / RF1-8-w 1

46.9 kN ≥ 35.3 kN
Where:

, where:

Buckling

Project item BASE PLATE-C

Design
Name BASE PLATE-C
Beams and columns
β– γ- α-
Offse Offse Offse
e n h n s in
[mm] [mm] [mm]
[°] [°] [°]
7-
RF2-
BH490/714*415*10*20(Iw490x41 0.0 -90.0 0.0 0 0 0 Node
1
5)
Cross-sections
Name Material
7 - BH490/714*415*10*20(Iw490x415) A992

Anchors

Name Bolt assembly
[mm] [MPa] [mm2]
30 A307 30 A307 29 414.0 641
N Vy Vz Mx My Mz
Name Member
1_1.2Dead+1.2Coll... RF2-1 -1285.0 0.0 3.2 0.0 0.0 0.0
2_1.2Dead+1.2Coll... RF2-1 -1281.0 0.0 8.9 0.0 0.0 0.0
19_0.9Dead+1.6Win... RF2-1 90.2 0.0 41.7 0.0 0.0 0.0
23_0.9Dead+1.6Win... RF2-1 81.6 0.0 -21.6 0.0 0.0 0.0
26_0.9Dead+1.6Win... RF2-1 -25.1 0.0 -21.7 0.0 0.0 0.0
103_1.2Dead+1.2Co... RF2-1 -459.4 0.0 -13.7 0.0 0.0 0.0
111_1.2Dead+1.2Co... RF2-1 -459.4 0.0 -13.7 0.0 0.0 0.0
Foundation block
Item Value Unit

CB 1
Depth 1000 mm
Anchor 30 A307
Mortar joint 40 mm
Check
Summary

Analysis 100.0% OK
Welds 75.2 < 100% OK
Plates

RF2-1-bfl 1 344.7 20.0 1_1.2Dead+1.2Coll... 132.5 0.0 0.0 OK
RF2-1-w 1 344.7 10.0 2_1.2Dead+1.2Coll... 126.7 0.0 0.0 OK
BP1 344.7 25.0 1_1.2Dead+1.2Coll... 134.1 0.0 0.0 OK

Design data
fy εlim
Material
[MPa] [%]
A992 344.7 5.0
Symbol explanation
εPl Plastic strain

σEd Eq. stress
fy Yield strength

Anchors

[kN] [kN] [kN] [%] [%] [%]
A1 19_0.9Dead+1.6Win... 22.4 10.3 175.3 15.7 23.8 13.7 OK
A2 19_0.9Dead+1.6Win... 22.5 10.3 175.3 15.8 23.8 13.7 OK
A3 19_0.9Dead+1.6Win... 22.7 10.5 175.3 15.9 23.8 13.8 OK
A4 19_0.9Dead+1.6Win... 22.6 10.5 175.3 15.9 23.8 13.8 OK
Design data
ϕNsa ϕVsa
Grade
[kN] [kN]
30 A307 - 1 142.7 63.6
Symbol explanation
Nf Tension force



142.7 kN ≥ 22.4 kN
Where:
, where:

63.6 kN ≥ 10.3 kN
Where:
joint
, where:

175.3 kN ≥ 41.7 kN
Where:


0.14 ≤ 1.0
Where:

shear.
Welds
Th Ls L Lc Fn ϕRn Ut
Item Edge Xu Loads Status
[mm] [mm] [mm] [mm] [kN] [kN] [%]
RF2-
BP1 E70xx ◢4.2◣ ◢6.0◣ 414 32 1_1.2Dead+1.2Coll... 16.3 31.7 51.6 OK
1-tfl 1
E70xx ◢4.2◣ ◢6.0◣ 414 32 1_1.2Dead+1.2Coll... 31.4 41.8 75.2 OK
RF2-
BP1 1-bfl E70xx ◢4.2◣ ◢6.0◣ 414 32 1_1.2Dead+1.2Coll... 31.4 41.8 75.2 OK
1
E70xx ◢4.2◣ ◢6.0◣ 414 32 1_1.2Dead+1.2Coll... 16.4 31.6 51.7 OK
RF2-
1-w 1
E70xx ◢6.4◣ ◢9.0◣ 449 32 1_1.2Dead+1.2Coll... 27.4 66.4 41.2 OK
Symbol explanation

Ls Leg size of weld
L Length of weld
Ut Utilization
Detailed result for BP1 / RF2-1-bfl 1

41.8 kN ≥ 31.4 kN
Where:
, where:


Concrete block
A1 A2 σ Ut
Item Loads Status
[mm2] [mm2] [MPa] [%]
CB 1 1_1.2Dead+1.2Coll... 176581 272371 7.3 38.6 OK
Symbol explanation
A1 Loaded area
A2 Supporting area
Ut Utilization

18.9 MPa ≥ 7.3 MPa
Where:
, where:

Buckling

Project item BASE PLATE-D1

Design
Name BASE PLATE-D1
Beams and columns

Forces
in
[°] [°] [°] [mm] [mm] [mm]
RF2- 8-
0.0 -90.0 0.0 0 0 0 Node
8 BH482*415*8*16(Iw482x415)
Cross-sections
Name Material
8 - BH482*415*8*16(Iw482x415) A992

Anchors

Name Bolt assembly
[mm] [MPa] [mm2]
30 A307 30 A307 29 414.0 641
N Vy Vz Mx My Mz
Name Member
1_1.2Dead+1.2Coll... RF2-8 -2118.3 0.0 -3.4 0.0 0.0 0.0
2_1.2Dead+1.2Coll... RF2-8 -2117.8 0.0 3.3 0.0 0.0 0.0
19_0.9Dead+1.6Win... RF2-8 93.1 0.0 21.5 0.0 0.0 0.0
23_0.9Dead+1.6Win... RF2-8 128.8 0.0 0.1 0.0 0.0 0.0
26_0.9Dead+1.6Win... RF2-8 128.9 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0
103_1.2Dead+1.2Co... RF2-8 -753.8 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0
111_1.2Dead+1.2Co... RF2-8 -753.8 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0
Foundation block
Item Value Unit

CB 1
Depth 1000 mm
Anchor 30 A307
Mortar joint 40 mm
Check
Summary

Analysis 100.0% OK
Welds 79.9 < 100% OK
Plates

RF2-8-bfl 1 344.7 16.0 2_1.2Dead+1.2Coll... 177.7 0.0 0.0 OK
RF2-8-w 1 344.7 8.0 1_1.2Dead+1.2Coll... 271.2 0.0 0.0 OK
BP1 344.7 30.0 1_1.2Dead+1.2Coll... 202.0 0.0 0.0 OK

Design data
fy εlim
Material
[MPa] [%]
A992 344.7 5.0
Symbol explanation
εPl Plastic strain

σEd Eq. stress
fy Yield strength

Anchors

[kN] [kN] [kN] [%] [%] [%]
A1 19_0.9Dead+1.6Win... 8.9 2.6 181.1 6.2 11.9 3.8 OK
A2 19_0.9Dead+1.6Win... 8.9 2.6 181.1 6.2 11.9 3.8 OK
A3 26_0.9Dead+1.6Win... 20.0 0.2 181.1 14.0 0.3 3.8 OK
A4 26_0.9Dead+1.6Win... 20.0 0.2 181.1 14.0 0.3 3.8 OK
A5 19_0.9Dead+1.6Win... 8.9 2.7 181.1 6.3 11.9 3.9 OK
A6 19_0.9Dead+1.6Win... 8.9 2.7 181.1 6.3 11.9 3.9 OK
A7 26_0.9Dead+1.6Win... 20.0 0.2 181.1 14.0 0.3 3.8 OK
A8 26_0.9Dead+1.6Win... 20.0 0.2 181.1 14.0 0.3 3.8 OK
Design data
ϕNsa ϕVsa
Grade
[kN] [kN]
30 A307 - 1 142.7 63.6
Symbol explanation
Nf Tension force



142.7 kN ≥ 20.0 kN
Where:
, where:

63.6 kN ≥ 0.2 kN
Where:
joint
, where:

181.1 kN ≥ 0.0 kN
Where:


0.04 ≤ 1.0
Where:

shear.
Welds
Th Ls L Lc Fn ϕRn Ut
Item Edge Xu Loads Status
[mm] [mm] [mm] [mm] [kN] [kN] [%]
RF2-
8-tfl 1
E70xx ◢4.2◣ ◢6.0◣ 414 32 1_1.2Dead+1.2Coll... 34.7 43.4 79.9 OK
RF2-
BP1 8-bfl E70xx ◢4.2◣ ◢6.0◣ 414 32 2_1.2Dead+1.2Coll... 34.7 43.4 79.9 OK
1
E70xx ◢4.2◣ ◢6.0◣ 414 32 2_1.2Dead+1.2Coll... 33.0 43.9 75.2 OK
RF2-
8-w 1
E70xx ◢6.4◣ ◢9.0◣ 449 32 1_1.2Dead+1.2Coll... 42.1 66.4 63.4 OK
Symbol explanation

Ls Leg size of weld
L Length of weld
Ut Utilization
Detailed result for BP1 / RF2-8-tfl 1

43.4 kN ≥ 34.7 kN
Where:

, where:

Concrete block
A1 A2 σ Ut
Item Loads Status
[mm2] [mm2] [MPa] [%]
CB 1 1_1.2Dead+1.2Coll... 180858 276929 11.8 62.4 OK
Symbol explanation
A1 Loaded area
A2 Supporting area
Ut Utilization

18.9 MPa ≥ 11.8 MPa
Where:
, where:

Buckling

Project item END PLATE-S3

Design
Name END PLATE-S3
Beams and columns

Forces
in
[°] [°] [°] [mm] [mm] [mm]
1_RF2- 8-
0.0 -90.0 0.0 0 0 0 Node
8 BH482*415*8*16(Iw482x415)
2_RF2- 8-
180.0 90.0 0.0 0 0 0 Node
8 BH482*415*8*16(Iw482x415)
Cross-sections
Name Material
8 - BH482*415*8*16(Iw482x415) A992

Bolts

Name Bolt assembly
[mm] [MPa] [mm2]
24 A325M 24 A325M 24 830.0 452
N Vy Vz Mx My Mz
Name Member
9_1.2Dead+1.2Coll... 1_RF2-8 -503.1 0.0 -1.0 0.0 -9.3 0.0
10_1.2Dead+1.2Col... 1_RF2-8 -503.1 0.0 0.7 0.0 -6.6 0.0
19_0.9Dead+1.6Win... 1_RF2-8 137.2 0.0 -1.7 0.0 -20.0 0.0
20__0.9Dead+1.6Wi... 1_RF2-8 136.9 0.0 1.8 0.0 -20.0 0.0
21__0.9Dead+1.6Wi... 1_RF2-8 46.8 0.0 -2.1 0.0 -20.0 0.0
23_0.9Dead+1.6Win... 1_RF2-8 174.8 0.0 0.1 0.0 0.4 0.0
24_0.9Dead+1.6Win... 1_RF2-8 174.8 0.0 0.1 0.0 0.4 0.0
33_1.2Dead+1.2Col... 1_RF2-8 -459.0 0.0 -0.1 0.0 -20.0 0.0
34_1.2Dead+1.2Col... 1_RF2-8 -459.2 0.0 0.7 0.0 20.0 0.0
80_1.2Dead+1.2Col... 1_RF2-8 -213.5 0.0 1.4 0.0 20.0 0.0
82_1.2Dead+1.2Col... 1_RF2-8 -303.9 0.0 1.8 0.0 20.0 0.0
98_1.2Dead+1.2Col... 1_RF2-8 -254.4 0.0 -2.0 0.0 -20.0 0.0
147_1.2Dead+1.2Co... 1_RF2-8 -501.6 0.0 -1.4 0.0 -12.6 0.0
148_1.2Dead+1.2Co... 1_RF2-8 -501.5 0.0 1.1 0.0 10.1 0.0
Check
Summary

Analysis 100.0% OK
Bolts 13.4 < 100% OK
Welds 21.7 < 100% OK
Plates

1_RF2-8-tfl 1 344.7 16.0 147_1.2Dead+1.2Co... 36.9 0.0 0.0 OK
1_RF2-8-bfl 1 344.7 16.0 34_1.2Dead+1.2Col... 36.4 0.0 0.0 OK
1_RF2-8-w 1 344.7 8.0 147_1.2Dead+1.2Co... 34.3 0.0 0.0 OK
2_RF2-8-tfl 1 344.7 16.0 33_1.2Dead+1.2Col... 36.2 0.0 0.0 OK
2_RF2-8-bfl 1 344.7 16.0 34_1.2Dead+1.2Col... 36.0 0.0 0.0 OK
2_RF2-8-w 1 344.7 8.0 147_1.2Dead+1.2Co... 34.2 0.0 0.0 OK
PP1a 344.7 20.0 20__0.9Dead+1.6Wi... 55.3 0.0 1.3 OK
PP1b 344.7 20.0 19_0.9Dead+1.6Win... 55.4 0.0 1.3 OK
WID1a 344.7 8.0 19_0.9Dead+1.6Win... 48.9 0.0 0.0 OK
WID1b 344.7 8.0 147_1.2Dead+1.2Co... 44.2 0.0 0.0 OK

WID2a 344.7 8.0 19_0.9Dead+1.6Win... 48.9 0.0 0.0 OK

WID2b 344.7 8.0 147_1.2Dead+1.2Co... 44.2 0.0 0.0 OK
Design data
fy εlim
Material
[MPa] [%]
A992 344.7 5.0
Symbol explanation
εPl Plastic strain

σEd Eq. stress
fy Yield strength
Strain check, 147_1.2Dead+1.2Co...

Equivalent stress, 147_1.2Dead+1.2Co...
Bolts
Ft V ϕRn,bearin Uts Utt

Ite Utt Statu
Shape Grade Loads [kN [kN g [% s
m [%] s
] ] [kN] ] [%]
24
24_0.9Dead+1.6Win. 18.
B1 A325 0.0 387.2 9.0 0.0 - OK
.. 9
M-1
24
24_0.9Dead+1.6Win. 18.
B2 A325 0.0 387.2 9.0 0.0 - OK
.. 9
M-1
24
24_0.9Dead+1.6Win. 22. 10.
B3 A325 0.0 387.2 0.0 - OK
.. 1 5
M-1
24
24_0.9Dead+1.6Win. 22. 10.
B4 A325 0.0 387.2 0.0 - OK
.. 0 5
M-1
24
24_0.9Dead+1.6Win. 12.
B5 A325 0.0 387.2 5.8 0.0 - OK
.. 2
M-1
24
24_0.9Dead+1.6Win. 12.
B6 A325 0.0 387.2 5.7 0.0 - OK
.. 1
M-1
24
19_0.9Dead+1.6Win. 26. 12.
B7 A325 0.2 294.5 0.1 - OK
.. 3 5
M-1

24
19_0.9Dead+1.6Win. 26. 12.
B8 A325 0.2 294.5 0.1 - OK
.. 2 5
M-1
24
19_0.9Dead+1.6Win. 28. 13.
B9 A325 0.2 387.2 0.1 - OK
.. 3 4
M-1
24
19_0.9Dead+1.6Win. 28. 13.
B10 A325 0.2 387.2 0.1 - OK
.. 2 4
M-1
Design data
Grade
[kN] [kN]
24 A325M - 1 210.2 126.1
Symbol explanation
Ft Tension force

210.2 kN ≥ 28.3 kN
Where:
– capacity factor

126.1 kN ≥ 0.2 kN
Where:
– capacity factor

387.2 kN ≥ 0.2 kN
Where:

investigated.
Welds
ϕR
L Lc Fn
Th Ls n Ut Statu
[mm] [mm] [kN [%] s
] ] ]
]
1_RF2 E70x ◢6.4 ◢9.0 147_1.2Dead+1.2Co 13. 83. 16.
PP1a 415 41 OK
-8-tfl 1 x ◣ ◣ ... 4 4 0
E70x ◢6.4 ◢9.0 147_1.2Dead+1.2Co 13. 83. 15.
415 41 OK
x ◣ ◣ ... 2 4 9
1_RF2 E70x ◢6.4 ◢9.0 34_1.2Dead+1.2Col. 13. 83. 15.
PP1a 415 41 OK
-8-bfl 1 x ◣ ◣ .. 1 4 7
E70x ◢6.4 ◢9.0 34_1.2Dead+1.2Col. 13. 83. 15.
415 41 OK
x ◣ ◣ .. 3 4 9
1_RF2 E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 19_0.9Dead+1.6Win. 39. 21.
PP1a 449 41 8.5 OK
-8-w 1 x ◣ ◣ .. 2 7
E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 19_0.9Dead+1.6Win. 39. 21.
449 41 8.5 OK
x ◣ ◣ .. 1 6
2_RF2 E70x ◢6.4 ◢9.0 147_1.2Dead+1.2Co 13. 83. 16.
PP1b 415 41 OK
-8-tfl 1 x ◣ ◣ ... 4 4 0
E70x ◢6.4 ◢9.0 147_1.2Dead+1.2Co 13. 83. 15.
415 41 OK
x ◣ ◣ ... 2 4 9
2_RF2 E70x ◢6.4 ◢9.0 34_1.2Dead+1.2Col. 13. 83. 15.
PP1b 415 41 OK
-8-bfl 1 x ◣ ◣ .. 1 4 7
E70x ◢6.4 ◢9.0 34_1.2Dead+1.2Col. 13. 83. 15.
415 41 OK
x ◣ ◣ .. 3 4 9
2_RF2 E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 20__0.9Dead+1.6Wi. 39. 21.
PP1b 449 41 8.5 OK
-8-w 1 x ◣ ◣ .. 1 6
E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 20__0.9Dead+1.6Wi. 39. 21.
449 41 8.5 OK
x ◣ ◣ .. 2 7
E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 19_0.9Dead+1.6Win. 16. 21.
PP1a WID1a 89 15 3.4 OK
x ◣ ◣ .. 4 0

E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 19_0.9Dead+1.6Win. 16. 21.

89 15 3.4 OK
x ◣ ◣ .. 4 0
1_RF2 E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 34_1.2Dead+1.2Col. 16. 12.
WID1a 120 15 2.0 OK
-8-bfl 1 x ◣ ◣ .. 1 4
E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 34_1.2Dead+1.2Col. 16. 12.
120 15 2.0 OK
x ◣ ◣ .. 1 4
E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 24_0.9Dead+1.6Win. 16. 14.
PP1a WID1b 89 15 2.3 OK
x ◣ ◣ .. 7 1
E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 24_0.9Dead+1.6Win. 16. 14.
89 15 2.3 OK
x ◣ ◣ .. 7 1
1_RF2 E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 147_1.2Dead+1.2Co 16. 12.
WID1b 120 15 2.0 OK
-8-tfl 1 x ◣ ◣ ... 1 4
E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 147_1.2Dead+1.2Co 16. 12.
120 15 2.0 OK
x ◣ ◣ ... 1 4
E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 20__0.9Dead+1.6Wi. 16. 21.
PP1b WID2a 89 15 3.4 OK
x ◣ ◣ .. 4 0
E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 20__0.9Dead+1.6Wi. 16. 21.
89 15 3.4 OK
x ◣ ◣ .. 4 0
2_RF2 E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 34_1.2Dead+1.2Col. 16. 12.
WID2a 120 15 2.0 OK
-8-bfl 1 x ◣ ◣ .. 1 3
E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 34_1.2Dead+1.2Col. 16. 12.
120 15 2.0 OK
x ◣ ◣ .. 1 3
E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 24_0.9Dead+1.6Win. 16. 14.
PP1b WID2b 89 15 2.3 OK
x ◣ ◣ .. 7 1
E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 24_0.9Dead+1.6Win. 16. 14.
89 15 2.3 OK
x ◣ ◣ .. 7 1
2_RF2 E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 147_1.2Dead+1.2Co 16. 12.
WID2b 120 15 2.0 OK
-8-tfl 1 x ◣ ◣ ... 1 4
E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 147_1.2Dead+1.2Co 16. 12.
120 15 2.0 OK
x ◣ ◣ ... 1 4
Symbol explanation

Ls Leg size of weld
L Length of weld
Ut Utilization
Detailed result for PP1a / 1_RF2-8-w 1

39.2 kN ≥ 8.5 kN
Where:
, where:


Buckling

Project item CAP PLATE-2

Design
Name CAP PLATE-2
Beams and columns
β– γ- α-
Offse Offse Offse
e n h n s in
[mm] [mm] [mm]
[°] [°] [°]
6-
RF2-
BH597/936*347*10*16/20(Iw932x3 0.0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 Node
7
47)
RF2-
8 - BH482*415*8*16(Iw482x415) 0.0 90.0 0.0 0 0 0 Node
8
Cross-sections
Name Material

6 - BH597/936*347*10*16/20(Iw932x347) A992
8 - BH482*415*8*16(Iw482x415) A992
Bolts

Name Bolt assembly
[mm] [MPa] [mm2]
24 A325M 24 A325M 24 830.0 452
N Vy Vz Mx My Mz
Name Member
9_1.2Dead+1.2Coll... RF2-7 -297.3 0.0 260.9 0.0 -1736.1 0.0
RF2-7 296.1 0.0 -261.2 0.0 1736.5 0.0
10_1.2Dead+1.2Col... RF2-7 -296.2 0.0 261.2 0.0 -1736.3 0.0
RF2-7 297.7 0.0 -260.9 0.0 1736.1 0.0
19_0.9Dead+1.6Win... RF2-7 106.5 0.0 -88.7 0.0 489.3 0.0
RF2-7 -106.3 0.0 56.6 0.0 -490.0 0.0
20__0.9Dead+1.6Wi... RF2-7 107.7 0.0 -56.5 0.0 489.5 0.0
RF2-7 -108.0 0.0 -88.6 0.0 -488.9 0.0
23_0.9Dead+1.6Win... RF2-7 146.0 0.0 -92.7 0.0 626.2 0.0
RF2-7 -146.1 0.0 92.7 0.0 -626.2 0.0
24_0.9Dead+1.6Win... RF2-7 146.0 0.0 -92.7 0.0 626.2 0.0
RF2-7 -146.1 0.0 92.7 0.0 -626.2 0.0
33_1.2Dead+1.2Col... RF2-7 -213.9 0.0 229.5 0.0 -1581.0 0.0
RF2-7 264.6 0.0 -246.1 0.0 1580.7 0.0
34_1.2Dead+1.2Col... RF2-7 -263.8 0.0 246.1 0.0 -1580.9 0.0
RF2-7 263.3 0.0 -229.6 0.0 1581.3 0.0
81_1.2Dead+1.2Col... RF2-7 -182.1 0.0 140.8 0.0 -1046.3 0.0
RF2-7 183.2 0.0 -173.9 0.0 1045.7 0.0
82_1.2Dead+1.2Col... RF2-7 -181.7 0.0 174.0 0.0 -1046.2 0.0
RF2-7 180.7 0.0 -141.0 0.0 1046.8 0.0
91_1.2Dead+1.2Col... RF2-7 -74.4 0.0 67.9 0.0 -551.9 0.0
RF2-7 75.0 0.0 -99.9 0.0 551.2 0.0
95_1.2Dead+1.2Col... RF2-7 -73.4 0.0 100.0 0.0 -551.7 0.0
RF2-7 72.9 0.0 -68.0 0.0 552.4 0.0
147_1.2Dead+1.2Co... RF2-7 -304.1 0.0 260.3 0.0 -1733.0 0.0
RF2-7 302.2 0.0 -260.8 0.0 1733.5 0.0
148_1.2Dead+1.2Co... RF2-7 -302.4 0.0 260.7 0.0 -1733.4 0.0
RF2-7 -304.5 0.0 -260.3 0.0 1732.9 0.0
Check
Summary

Analysis 100.0% OK
Bolts 85.8 < 100% OK
Welds 77.1 < 100% OK
Plates

RF2-7-tfl 1 344.7 20.0 10_1.2Dead+1.2Col... 308.1 0.0 0.0 OK
RF2-7-bfl 1 344.7 20.0 148_1.2Dead+1.2Co... 310.6 0.2 20.9 OK
RF2-7-w 1 344.7 12.0 148_1.2Dead+1.2Co... 304.5 0.0 0.0 OK
RF2-8-tfl 1 344.7 16.0 148_1.2Dead+1.2Co... 309.1 0.0 0.0 OK
RF2-8-bfl 1 344.7 16.0 148_1.2Dead+1.2Co... 309.3 0.0 0.0 OK
RF2-8-w 1 344.7 8.0 148_1.2Dead+1.2Co... 310.8 0.3 0.0 OK
EP1 344.7 20.0 148_1.2Dead+1.2Co... 310.4 0.0 20.9 OK
STIFF1a 344.7 8.0 148_1.2Dead+1.2Co... 167.7 0.0 0.0 OK
STIFF1b 344.7 8.0 148_1.2Dead+1.2Co... 167.5 0.0 0.0 OK
STIFF1c 344.7 8.0 148_1.2Dead+1.2Co... 147.0 0.0 0.0 OK
STIFF1d 344.7 8.0 148_1.2Dead+1.2Co... 147.0 0.0 0.0 OK
WID1a 344.7 8.0 148_1.2Dead+1.2Co... 246.7 0.0 0.0 OK
WID1b 344.7 8.0 148_1.2Dead+1.2Co... 297.2 0.2 0.0 OK
Design data
fy εlim
Material
[MPa] [%]
A992 344.7 5.0
Symbol explanation
εPl Plastic strain

σEd Eq. stress
fy Yield strength

Strain check, 148_1.2Dead+1.2Co...
Equivalent stress, 148_1.2Dead+1.2Co...

Bolts
V ϕRn,bearin
Ite Ft Utt Uts Utts Statu
Shape Grade Loads [kN g
m [kN] [%] [%] [%] s
] [kN]
24
148_1.2Dead+1.2Co 137. 66. 65. 52. 84.
B1 A325 387.2 OK
... 7 7 5 9 9
M-1
24
148_1.2Dead+1.2Co 137. 66. 65. 52. 84.
B2 A325 387.2 OK
... 7 7 5 9 9
M-1
24
148_1.2Dead+1.2Co 144. 62. 68. 49. 85.
B3 A325 387.2 OK
... 7 8 8 8 8
M-1
24
148_1.2Dead+1.2Co 144. 62. 68. 49. 85.
B4 A325 387.2 OK
... 7 8 8 8 8
M-1
24
148_1.2Dead+1.2Co 83. 22. 66.
B5 A325 46.7 387.2 - OK
... 5 2 3
M-1
24
148_1.2Dead+1.2Co 83. 22. 66.
B6 A325 46.6 387.2 - OK
... 6 2 3
M-1
24
33_1.2Dead+1.2Col. 36. 29.
B7 A325 11.2 387.2 5.3 - OK
.. 9 2
M-1
24
33_1.2Dead+1.2Col. 36. 29.
B8 A325 11.2 387.2 5.3 - OK
.. 9 2
M-1
24
148_1.2Dead+1.2Co 59. 46.
B9 A325 1.3 387.2 0.6 - OK
... 0 7
M-1
24
148_1.2Dead+1.2Co 58. 46.
B10 A325 1.3 387.2 0.6 - OK
... 9 7
M-1
Design data
Grade
[kN] [kN]
24 A325M - 1 210.2 126.1
Symbol explanation
Ft Tension force


210.2 kN ≥ 144.7 kN
Where:
– capacity factor

126.1 kN ≥ 62.8 kN
Where:
– capacity factor

≤
387.2 kN ≥ 62.8 kN
Where:
Interaction of tension and shear check (AISC 360-16: J3-3b)

168.6 kN ≥ 144.7 kN
Where:
– nominal tensile stress modified to include the effects of shear
stress:
, where:
620.0 MPa – nominal tensile stress from AISC 360-16 Table J3.2
372.0 MPa – nominal shear stress from AISC 360-16 Table J3.2

138.9 MPa – required shear stress using LRFD or ASD load combinations. The available shear stress of
the fastener shall be equal or exceed the required shear stress.
0.75 – resistance factor for tension and shear combination

Welds
ϕR
L Lc Fn
Th Ls n Ut Statu
[mm] [mm] [kN [%] s
] ] ]
]
RF2-8- E70x ◢5.7 ◢8.0 148_1.2Dead+1.2Co. 55. 73. 75.
EP1 414 41 OK
tfl 1 x ◣ ◣ .. 3 8 0
E70x ◢5.7 ◢8.0 148_1.2Dead+1.2Co. 57. 75. 75.
414 41 OK
x ◣ ◣ .. 2 9 3
RF2-8- E70x ◢5.7 ◢8.0 148_1.2Dead+1.2Co. 57. 75. 75.
EP1 414 41 OK
bfl 1 x ◣ ◣ .. 0 4 5
E70x ◢5.7 ◢8.0 148_1.2Dead+1.2Co. 54. 73. 75.
414 41 OK
x ◣ ◣ .. 8 1 0
RF2-8- E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 148_1.2Dead+1.2Co. 35. 45. 77.
EP1 449 41 OK
w1 x ◣ ◣ .. 4 9 1
E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 148_1.2Dead+1.2Co. 35. 45. 77.
449 41 OK
x ◣ ◣ .. 4 8 1
RF2
STIFF1 E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 148_1.2Dead+1.2Co. 52. 76. 67.
-7- 167 56 OK
a x ◣ ◣ .. 2 9 8
bfl 1
E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 148_1.2Dead+1.2Co. 54. 76. 70.
167 56 OK
x ◣ ◣ .. 3 9 7
RF2
STIFF1 E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 148_1.2Dead+1.2Co. 11. 47. 24.
-7-w 890 49 OK
a x ◣ ◣ .. 5 0 5
1
E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 148_1.2Dead+1.2Co. 11. 48. 24.
890 49 OK
x ◣ ◣ .. 8 6 2
RF2
STIFF1 E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 148_1.2Dead+1.2Co. 14. 77. 19.
-7-tfl 167 56 OK
a x ◣ ◣ .. 6 0 0
1
E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 148_1.2Dead+1.2Co. 76. 13.
167 56 9.9 OK
x ◣ ◣ .. 4 0
RF2
STIFF1 E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 148_1.2Dead+1.2Co. 54. 76. 71.
-7- 167 56 OK
b x ◣ ◣ .. 8 9 2
bfl 1
E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 148_1.2Dead+1.2Co. 52. 76. 68.
167 56 OK
x ◣ ◣ .. 6 9 4
RF2
STIFF1 E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 148_1.2Dead+1.2Co. 11. 48. 24.
-7-w 890 49 OK
b x ◣ ◣ .. 7 5 1
1
E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 148_1.2Dead+1.2Co. 11. 47. 24.
890 49 OK
x ◣ ◣ .. 4 0 3
RF2
STIFF1 E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 148_1.2Dead+1.2Co. 76. 13.
-7-tfl 167 56 9.9 OK
b x ◣ ◣ .. 3 0
1

E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 148_1.2Dead+1.2Co. 14. 77. 19.

167 56 OK
x ◣ ◣ .. 6 0 0
RF2
STIFF1 E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 148_1.2Dead+1.2Co. 35. 76. 45.
-7- 167 56 OK
c x ◣ ◣ .. 0 2 9
bfl 1
E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 148_1.2Dead+1.2Co. 35. 76. 46.
167 56 OK
x ◣ ◣ .. 3 6 2
RF2
STIFF1 E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 148_1.2Dead+1.2Co. 20. 67. 29.
-7-w 891 50 OK
c x ◣ ◣ .. 0 7 6
1
E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 148_1.2Dead+1.2Co. 24. 67. 35.
891 50 OK
x ◣ ◣ .. 0 6 5
RF2
STIFF1 E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 10_1.2Dead+1.2Col.. 10. 76. 13.
-7-tfl 167 56 OK
c x ◣ ◣ . 4 8 5
1
E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 148_1.2Dead+1.2Co. 51. 12.
167 56 6.3 OK
x ◣ ◣ .. 7 2
RF2
STIFF1 E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 148_1.2Dead+1.2Co. 35. 76. 46.
-7- 167 56 OK
d x ◣ ◣ .. 6 6 6
bfl 1
E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 148_1.2Dead+1.2Co. 35. 76. 46.
167 56 OK
x ◣ ◣ .. 3 2 3
RF2
STIFF1 E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 148_1.2Dead+1.2Co. 24. 67. 35.
-7-w 891 50 OK
d x ◣ ◣ .. 1 5 7
1
E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 148_1.2Dead+1.2Co. 20. 67. 30.
891 50 OK
x ◣ ◣ .. 3 6 0
RF2
STIFF1 E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 148_1.2Dead+1.2Co. 51. 12.
-7-tfl 167 56 6.3 OK
d x ◣ ◣ .. 7 2
1
E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 10_1.2Dead+1.2Col.. 10. 76. 13.
167 56 OK
x ◣ ◣ . 4 8 5
E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 148_1.2Dead+1.2Co. 10. 14. 70.
EP1 WID1a 89 15 OK
x ◣ ◣ .. 0 3 2
E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 148_1.2Dead+1.2Co. 10. 14. 70.
89 15 OK
x ◣ ◣ .. 0 3 1
RF2
E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 148_1.2Dead+1.2Co. 12. 16. 75.
-8- WID1a 120 15 OK
x ◣ ◣ .. 4 4 2
bfl 1
E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 148_1.2Dead+1.2Co. 12. 16. 75.
120 15 OK
x ◣ ◣ .. 4 4 2
E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 148_1.2Dead+1.2Co. 14. 19. 75.
EP1 WID1b 90 15 OK
x ◣ ◣ .. 6 5 1
E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 148_1.2Dead+1.2Co. 14. 19. 75.
90 15 OK
x ◣ ◣ .. 6 5 1
RF2
E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 148_1.2Dead+1.2Co. 12. 16. 75.
-8-tfl WID1b 120 15 OK
x ◣ ◣ .. 4 4 6
1
E70x ◢4.2 ◢6.0 148_1.2Dead+1.2Co. 12. 16. 75.
120 15 OK
x ◣ ◣ .. 4 4 6
Symbol explanation

Ls Leg size of weld

L Length of weld
Ut Utilization
Detailed result for EP1 / RF2-8-w 1

45.9 kN ≥ 35.4 kN
Where:
, where:

Buckling
Code settings
Item Value Unit Reference
Friction coefficient - concrete 0.40 - ACI 349 – B.6.1.4
Friction coefficient in slip-
0.30 - AISC 360-16 J3.8
resistance
Limit plastic strain 0.05 -
Plastic
Weld stress evaluation
redistribution
Detailing No
Distance between bolts [d] 2.66 - AISC 360-16 – J3.3
Distance between bolts and edge
1.25 - AISC 360-16 – J.3.4
[d]
Concrete breakout resistance
None
check
Base metal capacity check at weld
No AISC 360-16: J2-2
fusion face
Cracked concrete Yes ACI 318-14 – Chapter 17
Local deformation check No
Local deformation limit 0.03 - CIDECT DG 1, 3 - 1.1

Analysis with large deformations for hollow

Geometrical nonlinearity (GMNA) No
section joints

Fuxin Steel Buildings Project: OPPRO20‐083
FOOTING AND RC DESIGN
1. Foundation
Base on soil report and site conduction, the soil improvement is chosen.
2. Design Loading and Requirement
2.1 Dead Load

Weight of concrete (using reinforced concrete density) : 25 KN/m3
Weight of structural steel (steel density) : 78.5 KN/m3
Soil in landscape areas: : 20.0 KN/m3
2.2 Live Load

General Load Uniformity Concentrated
Racking Storage Area 50 kN/m2 -
Receiving Area 25 kN/m2 -
2.3 Seismic
There is no earthquake record in Phnom Penh. The seismic design load is not taken in to account in the
project.
2.4 Earth and Hydrostatic Load

Earth and hydrostatic pressures will be applied where applicable. The pressure/loading will be calculated
based on the following material densities:
Well compacted back fill : 20 KN/m3
Water : 10 KN/m3
2.5 Live Load Reduction

Live load reduction will not be applied for this project
3. Materials
3.1 Reinforced Concrete

3.1.1 Compressive Strength
Therefore, the following strength is assumed for the analysis:
Beam, Slab, Stair C30
Footing, Stump Columns, RC wall C30
Underground Tanks C30
13‐01‐2021 WAREHOUSE FOR ZUELLIG PHARMA

3.1.2 Concrete Cover

The following concrete covers were used in the analyses.
Concrete cover [mm]

Structural Member lateral outside inside top bottom
Footing 50 50 50 50 50
Slab on Ground 40 40 40 40 40
Tie Beam 40 - - 40 40
Stump Column 40 - - - -
Wall 40 - - - -
3.2 Reinforcing
The strength of the reinforcement steel is according to ASTM A 615/615M-04 Grade 60 for ribbed bar and
ASTM A 615/615M-04 Grade 40 for plain round bar. The following steel mechanical properties are
assumed for the existing buildings:
Yield Strength fyk = 390 N/mm2 (for ribbed bars)

Yield Strength fyk = 240 N/mm2 (for plain round bars)
4. Structural Analysis
The structure was analysed for compliance with relevant ACI Codes; while ETABS and SAFE, software
is used for 3-D modelling and finite element analysis.
4.1 Structure System

4.1.1 Footing
Vertical Reaction Load Case from Base Column:





Horizontal Reaction Load Case from Base Column:



a. Soil Bearing Pressure

The allowable soil bearing pressures from the soil improvement is 300kPa. Thus, the results
below show the bearing pressures for each type of footing.
1.
F1 (3.2x3.2x0.8m) F2 (3.4x2.4x0.7m)
F3 (2.5x2.5x0.6m) F4 (1.8x1.8x0.4m)
F5 (1.8x1.8x0.4) F6 (1.8x1.4x0.4)

F1 (3.2x3.2x0.8m)
Capacity of Soil
Soil Pressure and

Surcharge load
Noted: Soil Pressure and Surcharge Load were applied the for each Footing
So these all the reaction load under stump Column

F2 (3.4x2.4x0.7m)
F3 (2.5x2.5x0.6m)
F4 (1.8x1.8x0.4m)

Retaining wall and brick

wall weight above footing
F5 (1.8x1.8x0.4m)

F6 (1.8x1.4x0.4m)
Retaining wall (h=1m) and

brick wall (h=3m) weight

Soil Pressure and Surcharge

F6 (1.8x1.4x0.4m)

Reaction load case from stump column
F2A (3.6x2.6x0.7m)

Reaction load case from stump column
F4A (2.5x2.5x0.4m)

b. Soil Pressure Diagram

[kN/m2] [kN/m2]
F1 (3.2x3.2x0.8m) F2 (3.4x2.4x0.7m)
[kN/m2] [kN/m2]
F3 (2.5x2.5x0.6m) F4 (1.8x1.8x0.4m)

[kN/m2]
[kN/m2]
F5 (1.8x1.8x0.4m) F6 (1.8x1.4x0.4m)
[kN/m2] [kN/m2]
F2A (3.6x2.6x0.7m) F3A (2.7x2.7x0.6m)

F4A (2.5x2.5x0.4m)
Noted: Load Combination to Check Soil Pressure

SLS-Wind x: Dead + Sdl + Live + Wind x
SLS-Wind y: Dead + Sdl + Live + Wind y

c. Moment Diagram
F1 (3.2x3.2x0.8m) F2 (3.4x2.4x0.7m)
F2A (3.6x2.6x0.7m)
F3A (2.7x2.7x0.6m)

F3 (2.5x2.5x0.6m) F4 (1.8x1.8x0.4m)
F5 (1.8x1.8x0.4m) F6 (1.8x1.4x0.4m)

d. Reinforcement Bar
Bottom Rebar Bottom Rebar

No Top Rebar No Top Rebar
F1 (3.2x3.2x0.8m) F2 (3.4x2.4x0.7m)

F3 (2.5x2.5x0.6m) F4 (1.8x1.8x0.4m)

Bottom Rebar
No Top Rebar Bottom Rebar
F5 (1.8x1.8x0.4m) No Top Rebar
F6 (1.8x1.4x0.4m)

F2A (3.6x2.6x0.7m) F3A (2.7x2.7x0.6m)

1.1.2 Stump Columns

Stump Column Layout Plan
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
G G
F F
E E
D D
C C
B B
A A
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
Stump Column Section
From Grid 1 & 11
From Grid 2 to 3

From Grid 4 to10
Stump Column Axial, Shear, Moment Diagram

Load Combination:
1. Comb1 = 1.4 (Dead + SDL)

2. Comb 2 = 1.2 (Dead + SDL) + 1.6 Live + 0.5 RL
3. Comb 3 = 1.2 (Dead + SDL) + 1.6 RL + 0.8 Wind(x)
4. Comb 4 = 1.2 (Dead + SDL) + 1.6 RL + 0.8 Wind(y)
5. Comb 5 = 1.2 (Dead + SDL) + 1.6 Wind(x) + Live + 0.5 RL
6. Comb 6 = 1.2 (Dead + SDL) + 1.6 Wind(y) + Live + 0.5 RL
7. Comb 7 = 1.2 (Dead + SDL) + Live
8. Comb 8 = 0.9 (Dead + SDL) + 1.6 Wind(x)
9. Comb 9 = 0.9 (Dead + SDL) + 1.6 Wind(y)
10. Comb 10 = 0.9 (Dead + SDL)
11. Envelope = Envelope of Comb1, Comb2, Comb3, Comb4, Comb5, Comb6, Comb7, Comb8,
Comb9, Comb10





Stump Column Reinforcement

- ACI 318-14 Column Section (550x600) Design at Grid 2/D
Column Element Details (Summary)

Unique Length
Level Element Section ID Combo ID Station Loc LLRF Type
Name (mm)
Warehouse C1A Sway
C93 971 Envelope 1200 1200 0.5
Level (550x600) Special
Section Properties
b (mm) h (mm) dc (mm) Cover (Torsion) (mm)
550 600 60 27.3
Material Properties
Ec (MPa) f'c (MPa) Lt.Wt Factor (Unitless) fy (MPa) fys (MPa)
24855.58 30 1 390 390
Design Code Parameters

ΦT ΦCTied ΦCSpiral ΦVns ΦVs ΦVjoint Ω0
0.9 0.65 0.75 0.75 0.6 0.85 2
Axial Force and Biaxial Moment Design For Pu , Mu2 , Mu3

Design Pu Design Mu2 Design Mu3 Minimum M2 Minimum M3 Rebar Area Rebar %
kN kN-m kN-m kN-m kN-m mm² %
664.621 -2.485 -23.8598 21.0951 22.092 3300 1
Axial Force and Biaxial Moment Factors

Cm Factor δns Factor δs Factor K Factor Effective Length
Unitless Unitless Unitless Unitless mm
Major
1 1.002634 1 1 1200
Bend(M3)
Minor
1 1.003136 1 1 1200
Bend(M2)
Shear Design for Vu2 , Vu3

Shear Vu Shear ΦVc Shear ΦVs Shear ΦVp Rebar Av /s
kN kN kN kN mm²/m
Major, Vu2 8.5481 317.6894 0 0 0
Minor, Vu3 39.0388 314.4805 0 0 0

Joint Shear Check/Design
Joint Shear Shear Shear Shear Joint Shear

Force Vu,Top Vu,Tot ΦVc Area Ratio
kN kN kN kN cm² Unitless
Major Shear, Vu2 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A
Minor Shear, Vu3 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A
(6/5) Beam/Column Capacity Ratio

Major Ratio Minor Ratio
N/A N/A
Notes:
N/A: Not Applicable
N/C: Not Calculated
N/N: Not Needed
- ACI 318-14 Column Section (580x800) Design at Grid 2/G

Level Element Unique Name Section ID Combo ID Station Loc Length (mm) LLRF Type
Warehouse S5(580x80 Sway
C57 967 Envelope 1200 1200 0.897
Level 0) Special
Section Properties
580 800 60 27.3
Material Properties
24855.58 30 1 390 390


0.9 0.65 0.75 0.75 0.6 0.85 2

129.6105 -19.529 -16.9204 4.2305 5.0859 4640 1

Major
1 1.000205 1 1 1200
Bend(M3)
Minor
1 1.00039 1 1 1200
Bend(M2)

kN kN kN kN mm²/m
Major, Vu2 11.706 310.6932 0 0 0
Minor, Vu3 41.5394 301.1382 0 0 0


N/A N/A

4.1.3 Tie Beam

 Tie Beams Layout Plan
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
G G
B5(200x450)
B5(200x450)
B7(200x450) B7(200x450) B7(200x450)
F F
B6(200x450)
B6(200x450)
B6(200x450)
B7(200x450) B7(200x450) B7(200x450)

E E
B6(200x450)
B6(200x450)
B6(200x450)
B4(200x450) B3(200x450) B2(200x450) B2(200x450) B2(200x450) B2(200x450) B2(200x450) B2(200x450) B2(200x450) B2(200x450) B1(200x450)
D D
B6(200x450)
B6(200x450)
B6(200x450)
B7(200x450) B7(200x450) B7(200x450)

C C
B6(200x450)
B6(200x450)
B6(200x450)
B7(200x450) B7(200x450) B7(200x450)

B B
B5(200x450)
B5(200x450)
B5(200x450)
A A
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
Tie Beam, Shear, Moment Diagram

Load Combination:
1. Comb1 = 1.4 (Dead + SDL)

2. Comb 2 = 1.2 (Dead + SDL) + 1.6 Live + 0.5 RL
3. Comb 3 = 1.2 (Dead + SDL) + 1.6 RL + 0.8 Wind(x)
4. Comb 4 = 1.2 (Dead + SDL) + 1.6 RL + 0.8 Wind(y)
5. Comb 5 = 1.2 (Dead + SDL) + 1.6 Wind(x) + Live + 0.5 RL
6. Comb 6 = 1.2 (Dead + SDL) + 1.6 Wind(y) + Live + 0.5 RL
7. Comb 7 = 1.2 (Dead + SDL) + Live
8. Comb 8 = 0.9 (Dead + SDL) + 1.6 Wind(x)
9. Comb 9 = 0.9 (Dead + SDL) + 1.6 Wind(y)
10. Comb 10 = 0.9 (Dead + SDL)
11. Envelope = Envelope of Comb1, Comb2, Comb3, Comb4, Comb5, Comb6, Comb7, Comb8,
Comb9, Comb10



Tie Beam Reinforcement

ACI 318-14 Beam Section B (20x45) Design at Span BC, Grid 2
Beam Element Details (Summary)

Ground Sway
B8 996 B 20x45 Envelope 11700 11700 1
Level Special
Section Properties
b (mm) h (mm) bf (mm) ds (mm) dct (mm) dcb (mm)
200 450 200 0 60 60
Material Properties
24855.58 30 1 390 390

ΦT ΦCTied ΦCSpiral ΦVns ΦVs ΦVjoint
0.9 0.65 0.75 0.75 0.6 0.85
Design Moment and Flexural Reinforcement for Moment, Mu3

Design Design -Moment +Moment Minimum Required
-Moment +Moment Rebar Rebar Rebar Rebar
kN-m kN-m mm² mm² mm² mm²
Top (+2
-76.8562 596 0 276 596
Axis)
Bottom (-2
38.4281 0 289 276 289
Axis)
Shear Force and Reinforcement for Shear, Vu2

Shear Vu2 Shear ΦVc Shear ΦVs Shear Vp Rebar Av /S
kN kN kN kN mm²/m
23.8292 53.2116 0 0 0
Torsion Force and Torsion Reinforcement for Torsion, Tu

Φ*Tu Tth Tcr Area Ao Perimeter, ph Rebar At /s Rebar Al
kN-m kN-m kN-m cm² mm mm²/m mm²
0.0009 2.1253 8.5013 341 944.4 0 0

TAO YOU GEOTECHNICAL FIELD BORING LOG Sheet No 2
ENGINEERING AND CONSULTANT
CO.,LTD BOREHOLE No. BH-2
Date started: 20-Oct-20 Location: Phum Krang Sbov, Preah Puth Commune, Kandal Steung
Project: KD-20 Oct, ISI Where House.
Date finished 20-Oct-20 District, Kandal.
Owner : Method Rotary Auger Size spiral 100mm. Elevation :
Contractor : Depth to water flow : 1.5 m. On 10/20/2020 E:
sub contractor : Depth to water level: 0.7 m. On 10/20/2020 N:
Depth Type of Consistenc N-Value/300mm.
Sampling
SYMBOL
ry
Samplin NMC LL PL N-Value / 300mm.
ve
y or
SOIL
Depth
co
(m) g DESCRIPTION & DEPTH
Re
Relative
Density 150 300 450 N- 0 30 60
(m) U / SPT mm/mm % % %
0
0.00 1/ Top soil, brown silty-lean
1 CLAY (CL).
1.50
1.50-1.95 SPT 400/450 15.98 52.64 21.32 Loose 3 3 4 7 2/ Loose gray & yellow silty-well-
2
300/400 graded fine SAND (SM).
2.50-3.00 U 3.00
3
3.00-3.45 SPT 260/450 19.69 53.65 21.89 M. Stiff 2 3 4 7
4
4.50-4.95 SPT 400/450 24.92 32.20 18.20 M. Stiff 2 2 3 5 3/ Medium stiff yellow & gray fat
5
310/400 CLAY (CH), Q-4, alluvia.
5.50-6.00 U
6
6.00-6.45 SPT 260/450 19.9 33.20 18.20 M. Stiff 3 3 3 6
7
7.00-7.50 U 300/400 7.50
7.50-7.95 SPT 360/450 20.18 29.31 17.89 M. Dense 5 6 8 14
8
9 4/ Medium dense gray & yellow

9.00-9.45 SPT 400/450 18.82 30.36 18.97 M. Dense 5 9 11 20 silty-well-graded fine SAND
10 (SM), Q-4, alluvia, saturation
10.50-10.95 SPT 300/450 22.56 52.52 23.20 M. Dense 10 8 10 18 layer.
11
11.50-12.00 U 260/400 12.00
12
12.00-12.45 SPT 320/450 26.73 51.87 22.54 Stiff 4 4 6 10
13
13.00-13.50 U 300/400
13.50-13.95 SPT 400/450 31.31 52.20 23.04 M. Stiff 3 4 3 7
14
15
15.00-15.45 SPT 300/450 50.21 51.87 23.88 M. Stiff 2 2 3 5 5/ Medium stiff to stiff brown fat
16 CLAY (CL), Q-4, alluvia.
16.00-16.50 U 300/400
16.50-16.95 SPT 450/450 ##### 52.52 24.20 Stiff 4 4 6 10
17
18
18.00-18.45 SPT 450/450 ##### 52.88 23.64 M. Stiff 3 3 4 7
19
19.50
19.50-19.95 SPT 260/450 ##### 50.58 22.87 M. Dense 4 6 8 14
20
21 6/ Medium dense yellow silty-

21.00-21.45 SPT 360/450 ##### 52.52 22.99 M. Dense 9 10 14 24
well-graded fine SAND (SM), Q-
22
4, alluvia, saturation layer.
22.50-22.95 SPT 300/450 ##### 52.87 23.20 M. Dense 4 7 10 17
23
24.00
24
24.00-24.45 SPT 450/450 ##### 52.98 22.78 Dense 9 17 19 36
25 7/ Medium dense to dense yellow
25.50-25.95 SPT 450/450 ##### 51.89 23.11 Dense 12 15 24 39 silty-well-graded fine to coarse
26
SAND (SM), Q-4, alluvia,
27 Saturation layer.
27.00-27.45 SPT 300/450 ##### 32.20 21.25 M. Dense 11 11 7 18
28.00
28
28.50-28.95 SPT 450/450 ##### 37.12 21.21 Stiff 4 5 6 11 8/ Stiff dark-gray & greenish-
29
gray lean CLAY (CL), Q-4,
30 alluvia.
30.00-30.45 SPT 450/450 ##### 37.18 20.89 Stiff 5 5 7 12 30.50
End Borehole No.BH-2 at 30.50m Depths.
Type of Sampling TYPE OF SOIL CONSISTENCY AND RELATIVE DENSITY PERCENTAGE
Standard - Top Soils. COHESIVE SOILS COHESION LESS SOILS % of SAND and GRAVEL
Penetration Test - Sand N-Value Consistency N-Value Relative Density Rangers Value
Test SPT - Organic Soil 0-2 -Very Soft 0-4 - Very Loose 0-5 - Trace
Method - Silt 2-4 -Soft 4 - 10 - Loose 6 - 10 - Few
LL- Liquid Limit - Fat Clay 4-8 -M. stiff 10 -30 - Medium Dense 11 - 25 - Little
LL- Liquid Limit - Lean Clay 8 - 15 -Stiff 30 -50 - Dense 26 - 35 - Some
PI- Plastic Index - Gravel & Gravelly 15 - 30 -Very stiff > 50 - Very Dense 36 - 45 - With
NMC W% - Organic SILT > 30 -Hard
Figure 2
RETAINING WALL CACULATION NOTE-rv05
Cantilever wall analysis

Input data
Project
Task : RETAINING WALL CACULATION NOTE-rv05
Date : 1/13/2021
Project ID : FXPCS002
Settings
USA - Safety factor
Materials and standards
Concrete structures : ACI 318-11
Wall analysis
Active earth pressure calculation : Coulomb
Passive earth pressure calculation : Mazindrani (Rankin)
Earthquake analysis : Mononobe-Okabe
Shape of earth wedge : Calculate as skew
Base key : The base key is considered as inclined footing bottom
Allowable eccentricity : 0.333
Verification methodology : Safety factors (ASD)
Safety factors
Permanent design situation
Safety factor for overturning : SFo = 1.50 [–]
Safety factor for sliding resistance : SFs = 1.50 [–]
Safety factor for bearing capacity : SFb = 2.00 [–]
Material of structure
Unit weight g = 25.00 kN/m3
Analysis of concrete structures carried out according to the standard ACI 318-11.
Concrete : Concrete ACI

Compressive strength fc' = 30.00 MPa
Tensile-bending strength fr = 3.41 MPa
Longitudinal steel : A615
Tensile strength fy = 390.00 MPa
Geometry of structure
Coordinate Depth
No.
X [m] Z [m]
1 0.00 0.00
2 0.00 1.00
3 0.60 1.00
4 0.60 1.20
5 -0.40 1.20
6 -0.40 1.00
7 -0.20 1.00
8 -0.20 0.00
The origin [0,0] is located at the most upper right point of the wall.
Wall section area = 0.40 m2.
1
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Basic soil parameters

jef cef g gsu d
No. Name Pattern
[°] [kPa] [kN/m3] [kN/m3] [°]
1 SAND BACKFILL 30.00 0.00 18.00 9.50 0.00
SM-Silty Sand, Poorly Graded sand-silt

2 26.00 13.00 16.58 8.00 0.00
mixture
Soil parameters to compute pressure at rest
Type jef n OCR Kr
No. Name Pattern
calculation [°] [–] [–] [–]
1 SAND BACKFILL cohesionless 30.00 - - -
SM-Silty Sand, Poorly Graded sand-silt

2 cohesive - 0.30 - -
mixture
Soil parameters
SAND BACKFILL
Unit weight : g = 18.00 kN/m3
Stress-state : effective
Angle of internal friction : jef = 30.00 °
Cohesion of soil : cef = 0.00 kPa
Angle of friction struc.-soil : d = 0.00 °
Soil : cohesionless
Saturated unit weight : gsat = 19.50 kN/m3
SM-Silty Sand, Poorly Graded sand-silt mixture

Unit weight : g = 16.58 kN/m3
Stress-state : effective
Angle of internal friction : jef = 26.00 °
Cohesion of soil : cef = 13.00 kPa
Angle of friction struc.-soil : d = 0.00 °
Soil : cohesive
Poisson's ratio : n = 0.30
Saturated unit weight : gsat = 18.00 kN/m3
Geological profile and assigned soils

Layer
No. Assigned soil Pattern
[m]
1 1.00 SAND BACKFILL
2 - SM-Silty Sand, Poorly Graded sand-silt mixture
Foundation
Type of foundation : soil from geological profile
Terrain profile
Terrain behind the structure is flat.
Water influence
Ground water table is located below the structure.
2
Input surface surcharges

Surcharge Mag.1 Mag.2 Ord.x Length Depth
No. Action
new change [kN/m2] [kN/m2] x [m] l [m] z [m]
1 YES permanent 50.00 on terrain
No. Name
1 LIVE LOAD
Resistance on front face of the structure
Resistance on front face of the structure is not considered.
Settings of the stage of construction

Design situation : permanent
The wall is free to move. Active earth pressure is therefore assumed.
Verification No. 1
Forces acting on construction
Name Fhor App.Pt. Fvert App.Pt. Design
[kN/m] z [m] [kN/m] x [m] coefficient
Weight - wall 0.00 -0.40 10.00 0.40 1.000
Weight - earth wedge 0.00 -0.55 5.60 0.60 1.000
Active pressure 3.00 -0.53 5.20 0.81 1.000
LIVE LOAD 18.86 -0.63 28.87 0.71 1.000
LIVE LOAD 0.00 -1.20 1.13 0.41 1.000
Verification of complete wall
Check for overturning stability
Resisting moment Mres = 32.56 kNm/m
Overturning moment Movr = 13.48 kNm/m
Safety factor = 2.42 > 1.50

Wall for overturning is SATISFACTORY
Check for slip

Resisting horizontal force Hres = 34.54 kN/m
Active horizontal force Hact = 21.86 kN/m

Wall for slip is SATISFACTORY
Overall check - WALL is SATISFACTORY
Bearing capacity of foundation soil

Design load acting at the center of footing bottom
Moment Norm. force Shear Force Eccentricity Stress
No.
[kNm/m] [kN/m] [kN/m] [–] [kPa]
1 6.32 50.80 21.86 0.124 67.63
Service load acting at the center of footing bottom
Moment Norm. force Shear Force
No.
[kNm/m] [kN/m] [kN/m]
1 6.32 50.80 21.86
3
Verification of foundation soil

Eccentricity verification
Max. eccentricity of normal force e = 0.124
Maximum allowable eccentricity ealw = 0.333
Eccentricity of the normal force is SATISFACTORY
Verification of bearing capacity

Max. stress at footing bottom s = 67.63 kPa
Bearing capacity of foundation soil Rd = 160.00 kPa
Bearing capacity of foundation soil is SATISFACTORY
Overall verification - bearing capacity of found. soil is SATISFACTORY
Dimensioning No. 1
Weight - wall 0.00 -0.50 4.99 0.10 1.000
Pressure at rest 4.49 -0.33 0.00 0.20 1.000
LIVE LOAD 24.97 -0.50 0.00 0.20 1.000
Wall stem check
Reinforcement and dimensions of the cross-section
Bar number = 4
Number of bars = 6
Reinforcement cover = 47.0 mm
Cross-section width = 1.00 m
Cross-section depth = 0.20 m
Reinforcement ratio r = 0.52 % > 0.35 % = rmin
Position of neutral axis c = 0.01 m < 0.06 m = cmax
Ultimate shear force fVn = 100.04 kN > 29.46 kN = Vu
Ultimate moment fMn = 37.57 kNm > 13.96 kNm = Mu
Cross-section is SATISFACTORY.
Dimensioning No. 2
Weight - wall 0.00 -0.40 10.00 0.40 1.000
Active pressure 3.00 -0.53 5.20 0.81 1.000
LIVE LOAD 18.86 -0.63 28.87 0.71 1.000
LIVE LOAD 0.00 -1.20 1.13 0.41 1.000
Front wall jump check
Bar number = 3
Number of bars = 6
4

Dimensioning No. 3
Weight - wall 0.00 -0.10 3.00 0.70 1.000
Active pressure 3.00 -0.53 5.20 0.81 1.000
LIVE LOAD 18.86 -0.63 28.87 0.71 1.000
Contact stress 0.00 0.00 -21.38 0.64 1.000
Gravity surch. 1 0.00 -1.20 1.13 0.41 1.000
Back wall jump check
Bar number = 3
Number of bars = 6
5
Name : Stage : 1
50.00
0.20
+x
1.00 0.00:1 1.00

1.20 1.20
+z
0.20 0.60
0.20 +z
1.00
SAND BACKFILL SM-Silty Sand, Poorly Graded sand-silt mixture
Name : Stage - analysis : 1 - 1
4.99 6.00 prof. No. 4, cover. 47.0mm
24.97
1.20 1.20
4.49
+x
1.00
+z
1.13
34.48
5.60 6.00
1.20 1.20
10.00
6.00 prof. No. 3, cover. 46.0mm
+x
12.87
1.00
88.72
+z
1.13
34.48
5.60 6.00
1.20 1.20
6.00 prof. No. 3, cover. 46.0mm

3.00
+x
1.0021.38
+z
Design & Engineering Project ID : FXPCS002 Sheet : 1 of 14 Rev :
Fuxin Steels Building Co., Ltd Project Name : Zuellig Phama Cambodia Locaton : KMH PARK II
F14 KMH Industry Park, Chom Chao Client name : Urbandland Asia Investment Co., Ltd
Posenchey, Phnom Penh, Cambodia Job Title : Slab on grade design with shrinkage control reinforcement
Tel : (+855)23 882 818 Calculated by : KKH Date : 03-03-2021
CALCULATION NOTE Checked by : PMH Date : 04-03-2021
Design and Result Summary Reference
1. Design for slab on grade Thickness

1.1. Design aspect
The design aspect cover in this calculation noted are :
1. Determine of subgrade modulus (k)
2. Allowable load verification (wallow)
3. Determine steel reinforcement for concrete slab (As)
4. Determine sawcut contraction joint
5. Allowable load verification (Rack storage)
1.4. Design load

Uniform ditributed live load : 50.00 kN/m2
1.3. Material properties
- CBR of subbase course CBRsubbase = 0.00 %

- CBR of subgrade CBRsubgrade = 10.00 % (For sand)
- Concrete modulus of Elasticity Ec = 3733699.74 psi
- Elastic Modulus of subbase ESB = 0.00 psi (See 2.2)
- Soil Resilient modulus MR = 15000.00 psi (See 2.1)
- Concrete compressive strength f'c = 4351.13 psi (See 2.4.2)
- Yield strength of steel reinforcement fy = 56564.70 psi
- Allowable working stress of concrete ft = 296.83 psi (See 2.4.3)
- Allowable working stress of reinforcement fs = 42423.53 psi (See 2.6)
1.4. Layer thickness

- Base course Thickness DB = 0 mm (Hypothesis)
- Subbase Course thickness DSB = 0 mm (Hypothesis)
- Depth of subgrade DSG = 1000 mm (Hypothesis)
- Slab thickness design Per ACI360R-10 Dprovide = 150 mm
Concrete slab. Fine aggregate, C30

slab 150 mm
Sand backfill (well grade, 95% MDD) Subgrade 1000 mm
0 mm
0 mm
1.5. Design for reinforcement steel
+ Sawcut contraction joint is taken as 7m (cut as grid) (See 2.5)
+ Slab reinforcement steel  = 10 mm (See 2.6)

spacing = 200 mm
+ Slab reinfocement loaction (See 2.7)
- Steel reinforecment is place at 50 mm from top surface of slab on grade
+ Sawcut depth is 38 mm (See 2.7)
Page 1 of 14
CONCRETE SLAB ON GRADE THICKNESS DESIGN Reference
2. Design procedure
2.1. Soil resilient Modulus (MR) (To estimate k in section 2.3)

MR is the property of the soil that show how the soil will react under dynamic loading. ASSHTO recommends
gives the relation between the resilient modulus to the CBR.
MR=1500 × CBR (psi) Ref. IV

(Eq. 1.5.1)
CBR of Subgrade CBRsubgrade = 10
Soil Resilient Modulus MR = 15000 psi
2.2. Elastic modulus of subbase (ESB) (To estimate k in section 2.3)
A subbase layer under a concrete pavement maybe bonded or unbonded or unbonded to the concrete slab. The
modulus of subbase ESB use to calculate the modulus of subgrade reaction, k. The elastic modulus of subbase can be
determining by Figure 1.
Ref. IV
II.2.3.5
Figure 2.7
Figure 1. Elastic modulus of subbase
CBRsubbase = 0 %
ESB = 0 psi
Page 2 of 14
2.3. Determine of subgrade modulus (k)
There are 4 parameters that control the valuer of k
2.3.1. The Effective Modulus of Subgrade Reaction depends on roadbed resilient modulus and the subbase elastic modulus
which are parameterized in figure 2. Use MR and ESB from section 2.1 & section 2.2
Ref. IV
II.3.2.1
Figure 3.3
310 pci
Figure 2. Estimating composite modulus of subgrade reaction
DSB = 0 mm or = 0.00 inch

k∞ = 310 pci
Page 3 of 14
2.3.2. The Rigid Foundation at Shallow Depth based on a subgrade of infinite depth. If a rigid foundation lies below the
subgrade and the subgrade depth to rigid foundation DSG is smaller than 10ft (3m), the modulus of subgrade reaction
must be modified by the chart shown in Figure 3. The chart can be applied to slabs either with or without a subbase.
Ref. IV
II.3.2.1
Figure 3.4
300 pci
Figure 3. Modified modulus of subgrade reaction (consider the effect of rigid foundation near surface)
DSG = 1000 mm or = 3.28 feet

k= 300 pci
2.3.3. Estimate the relative damage μ corresponding to each seasonal modulus of subgrade reaction by following equation
Ref. IV
Apprendix HH
where: μ is dimensionless, D is the projected slab thickness in inches

k is modulus of subgrade reaction in lb/in2/in or pci
Instead of Figure 4. can be used to obtain u
Dassumed = 150 mm or = 5.91 inch (project slab thickness)

= 14.0 (Assumed value based on provision example)
( always changes accordingly with seasons, the technique to account for only one seasonal CBR test is to firstly
assume you did not account for the relative demage. Finally use Dassumed from which there is no demage to account
for k at  level by figure 4)
keff,no demage = 300 pci
keff = 280 pci
Page 4 of 14
Ref. IV
II.3.2.1
Figure 3.5
14.0
280 pci
Figure 4. Estimating Relative damage 
Page 5 of 14
2.3.4. Loss of support refers to any gap or void that may occur between the subbase and the slab,
or between a stabilized base and the subgrade, causing increased deflection of the slab surface. There are three basic
types of "Loss of support" that a concrete slab exhibits over time. To take into account the effect of likely loss of
support, apply Figure 5. To arrive at design effective k.
- The best case is LS=0: The slab and subbase are assumed to be in full contact.
- L=1: The slab and subbase are assumed to be in partial contact.
- LS=2 &3: There are assumed not to be in contact. The LS values of 2.0 to 3.0 may still be used for
active swelling clays or excessive frost heave.
280
Ref. IV
II.3.2.1
Figure 3.6
Figure 5. Correction of Effective Moduls of Subgrade Reaction for Potential loss of Subbase LS
Loss of support factor LS = 0

(Assumed the contact between base layer and slab is fully contact)
Effective modulus of subgrade reaction (corrected for potential loss of support) Keff,design = 280 pci
2.4. Allowable load verification
2.4.1. Determine safety factor (used in section 2.4.3)
Table 1. Factor of safety used in design of various type of loading
Ref. I
5.9
Table 5.2
SF = 2.0
Page 6 of 14
2.4.2. Determine modulus of rupture of concrete (MR)

Ref. III
𝑀𝑅 9 𝑓
Concrete compressive strength f'c = 4351.1 psi or = 30.00 MPa

MR = 593.7 psi or = 4.09 MPa
2.4.3. Allowble working stress (ft)
𝑀𝑅
𝑓 Ref. III
𝑆𝐹
Safety factor SF = 2.0
ft = 296.8 psi or = 2.05 MPa
2.4.4. For case distributed load, the allowable working load are determine base on the equation below
𝑤 0.123𝑓 ℎ𝑘 Ref. III
Where : w = allowable load (psf)

ft = allowable working stress (psi)
h = slab thickness (inch)
k = subgrade modulus (pci)
w= 1484.66 psf
2.4.5. Verifacation allowable load with distributed load on floor
Distributed live load on floor : LL = 1044.27 psf
Since LL = 1044.27 psf < wallow = 1484.66 psf
Thus, slab thickness is sufficient
2.5. Sawcut contraction joint

Sawcut contraction joint can determine according to Figure 6.
Ref. V
Figure 6. Determine joint spacing base on slab thickness
Joint spacing = 23 ft or = 7.01 m

Take joint spacing = 7.00 m
Page 7 of 14
CONCRETE SLAB ON GRADE REINFORCEMENT DESIGN Reference
2.6. Steel reinforcement design

Steel reinforcement in slab on grade is depend on joint spacing that provide in figure 6. In this case Joint spacing
are with in the range of shown in figure 6. Thus the Subgrade Drage theory are use to determine steel reinforcement,
However, shrikage cracks are more likely to occur. Additional reinforcement steel will help control the crack widths and
supplement aggregate interlock, Thus equivalent strength method should be consider when determining reinforcing:
Ref. II
𝐴 1.5.1.5
Where : As = Cross sectional area (in2/ft)

t = thickness of slab in (in)
f'c = strength of concrete (psi)
fs = Allowable working stress of reinforcement (psi)
t = 5.91 in or = 150 mm
f'c = 4351.1 psi or = 30 MPa
fs = 42424 psi or = 292.5 MPa
AS,required = 0.136 in2/ft or = 287.92 mm2/m
Used bar = DB10@ 200
As,provide = 392.7 mm2/m
Since : As,provide = 392.7 mm2/m > As,required = 287.92 mm2/m
Thus : Steel reinforcement is sufficient
2.7. Steel reinforcement placement
Bar placment is 1/3 of the slab thickness = 50 mm, from top surface of the slab
Thus, we take rebar clear cover from top surface of slab = 50 mm
Minimum depth of sawcut using a wet conventional saw should be greater of at least 1/4 slab deep or 25mm Ref. I
Minimum depth of sawcut using a wet conventional saw should be greater of at least 1/4 slab deep or 25mm
1/4 Dslab = 37.5 mm > 25 mm
Thus, take depth of sawcut = 38 mm
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CONCRETE SLAB ON GRADE PUNCHING VERIFICATION Reference
2.8. Verification slab on grade for rack strorage load
To solve for the required deign detail, it is necessary to have accurate information about the partern of the rack and their
anticipated loading. The design problem is to find the required slab thickness. Occasionally, the slab thickness is set and
either the permissible loading or the required size to the rack's base plate is need
Y Ref. II
Base plate 1.5.1.5
X
Figure 7, Location of rack base plate
+ Rack properties
- post spacing X, which is the short distance between post = 1000 mm
- post spacing Y, which is the long distance between post = 2400 mm
- Post spacing Z, which is the end spacing between rack units = 400 mm
- Base plate size
Plate length = 140 mm or = 5.51 inch
Plate width = 110 mm or = 4.33 inch
+ Material properties
- Compressive stregnth of concrete, f'c = 4351.1 psi or = 30.00 MPa
- Concrete flexural strength, MR = 593.7 psi or = 4.09 MPa
3
- Elastic modulus of soil, k = 280.0 psi or = 8E+04 kN/m (See 2.3) Ref II
- Slab thickness, Ds = 150.0 mm or = 5.91 inch 4.4
+ Loading apply on each post

- Post Load on rack = 50.00 kN or = 11240 lb
2.8.1 Concrete bearing stress check
* Consider for interior post

- Allowable bearing stress = 4.2 MR 2493.4 psi or = 17.19 MPa Ref III
- Compute bearing stress = post load / load area = 470.88 psi or = 3.25 MPa
Thus, Allowable bearing stress = 17.19 MPa > Computed bearing stress = 3.25 MPa
Ratio = 0.19
* Consider for edge and corner post

- Allowable bearing stress = 2.1 MR 1246.7 psi or = 8.60 MPa Ref III
- Compute bearing stress = post load / load area = 470.88 psi or = 3.25 MPa
Ratio = 0.38
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CONCRETE SLAB ON GRADE PUNCHING VERIFICATION Reference
2.8.2 Concrete shear stress check
* Consider for interior post

- Allowable shear stress = 0.27 MR = 160.29 psi or = 1.11 MPa Ref III
- Compute bearing stress = post load / shear area = 43.949 psi or = 0.30 MPa
Ratio = 0.27
* Consider for edge post

Ratio = 0.45
* Consider for corner post

Ratio = 0.75
2.9. Slab settlement verification
Slab on grade settlement is calculate using finite element software CSI-ETABS 2018
Elastic support for slab on grade is take from the previous calculation in section 2.3
- Elastic modulus of soil, k = 280.0 pci or = 8E+04 kN/m3 (See 2.3)
One bay of slab will be model where it dimension is 11.7m length, 9m width and slab thickness is 0.15m
Rack load spacing is take as shown in section 2.8
- post spacing X, which is the short distance between post = 1000 mm

- post spacing Y, which is the long distance between post = 2400 mm
- Post spacing Z, which is the end spacing between rack units = 400 mm
- Base plate size
Plate length = 140 mm
Plate width = 110 mm
- Post load applied on slab is = 11240 lb or = 50.00 kN
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CONCRETE SLAB ON GRADE SETTLEMENT VERIFICATION Reference
Figure 8 : Configuration of slab on grade
Slab on grade is mesh with size 0.1m to get an accurate result
Figure 9 : Slab meshing
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CONCRETE SLAB ON GRADE SETTLEMENT VERIFICATION Reference
Figure 11 : Slab settlement, mm
Limit for settlement for slab on grade is take as mat foundation which is 50mm Ref VII
9.16
By checking with serviceability limit state with load combination 1 : 1.0SW + 1.0SDL, serv = 0.661mm < 50mm
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TYPICAL REINFORCEMENT AND SAW CUT CONTRACTION JOIN Reference
3. Typical drawing of slab on grade
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TYPICAL REINFORCEMENT AND SAW CUT CONTRACTION JOIN Reference
Sawcut contraction joint detail
4. Reference
I. ACI360R-10, 2010, Guide to Design of Slab-on-Ground, ACI Committee 360, 76

II. Boyd C. Rigno and Robert B. Anderson, 1996, Designing Floor Slabs On Grade, The Aberdeen Group, 289
III. Robert G. Packard, 1996, Slabs Thickness Design for Industrial Concrete Floor on Grade, Porland Cement Association, 16
IV. AASHTO, 1993, Guide for Design of Pavement Structures, American Association of state Highway and Transportation
Officials, 624
V. D. Matthew Stuart, 2013, Slabs on grade Reinforcement Deisgn, PDH online Course S132, 11
VI. Building Code Requirements for Structural Concrete (ACI 318M-14) and Commentary (ACI 318RM-14)
VII. Braja M. Das, 2017, PRINCIPAL OF FOUNDATION ENGINEERING,
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Indicative Bulk Storage Racking Design
NOTES:
AC Area
NAC Area
2 Cold Rooms
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Racking configuration
3-Deep Racking Selective Racking 4-Deep Racking
1500
1500
1500
1500
1500
1800
1000 100 1000 1000 100 1000 4800 1000

3600 Pallet/Pallet 3000 Pallet/Pallet 2500 3000 Pallet/Pallet 2500 3000 Pallet/Pallet
3,200 Rack/Rack 3,200 Rack/Rack 3,200 Rack/Rack
▪ Unit of measure : mm
▪ Type of Pallet: ISO
▪ Size of Pallet: 1200mm (Depth) X 1000mm (Width) X Height (First Level is 1800mm. Second to sixth
level is 1500 mm). Height includes pallet.
▪ Weight of Pallet: 1,000 kgs (Standard ISO pallet weight)
▪ Pallet Overhang shall be confirmed with racking supplier
▪ The MHE to be used shall be a combination of conventional reach truck and 2-Deep MHE equipment.
The 3 and 4 Deep racking shall be accessed from both side of the aisles. The 2-Deep racking beside
the wall shall also be accessed by the 2-Deep MHE equipment.
▪ The floor bearing requirement for the 3 and 4 Deep racking system must be confirmed with the racking
supplier to support the structural mechanism of the racking system(if there will be a different
requirement).
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Fuxin Steel Building Co.,LTD Project Name : Zuellig Pharma Cambodia Location : KMH PARK II
F14 KMH Industrial Park, Chom Chao, Client Name : Urbandland Asia Investment Co., Ltd
Posenchey, Phnom Penh, Cambodia Job Title : External Pavement Design Calculation Note (CRCP)
Tel : (+855)23 882 818 Calculated by : LMH Date : 19.02.2021
CALCULATION NOTE Checked by : PMH Date : 19.02.2021
I. Project Summary
Project Description
Because of the feasibility of paving, maintainance and povement performacnce itselt, continuous reinforced concrete pavement is selected
for the porject. It is noted that amount of traffic is low because of it is served for industrial for truck with load of 22 Tons/axle (100 Truck/Day; Everyday)
Design Period (DP) 15.00 Years
Design Traffic ESAs, (ESALs) 13,000,000.00 18-kips Equivalent Single Axle Load
Compressive Strength of Concrete f'c 32.00 MPa = 4640 psi
This Design Note was based per ASSHTO 1993 for Rigid Pavement Design Guide
II . Design and Result Summary Reference

1. Design for Pavement Slab Thickness
1. Traffic and Recommended Data
- Reliability R 80 % (See III.1)
- Standard Normal Devation ZR -1.282 (See III.1)
- Overal Standard Deviation So 0.35 (See III.2)
- Terminal Serviceability Index pt 1.8 (See III.3)
- Serviceabiltiy Loss ΔPSI 2.7 (See III.4)
- Drainage Coefficient Cd 0.8 (See III.4)
- Load Transfer Coefficient J 2.9 (See III.4)
- Effective Modulus of Subgrade Reaction
keff,design 900 pci (See III.4)
(Corrected for Potential Loss of Support)
2. Material Properties
- CBR of Subbase Course CBRsubbase 80.00 % (Tested Value)
- CBR of Subgrade CBRSubgrade 11.60 % (Tested Value)
- Concrete Modulus of Elasticity Ec 3883102.00 psi (See III.10)
- Elastic Modulus of Subbase ESB 20000.00 psi (See III.7)
- Soil Resilient Modulus MR 17400.00 psi (See III.6)
- PCC Modulus of Rupture S'c 859.00 psi (See III.9)
3. Layer Thickness
Base Course Thickness TB 100 mm (Hypothesis)
Subbase Course Thickness (Additional Layer) TSB 100 mm (Hypothesis)
The Depth of Subgrade DSG 500 mm (hypothesis)
Slab Thickness Design Per ASSHTO D 193.66 mm Dprovide 200 mm

1993
Ref: (Eq.1.12)
(Definition of par-
ameters are shown
above)
(The definition of variables in this equation is shown above)
4. Pavement Layout
Concrete Slab 200 mm
Base Course (Stone Mixed) 100 mm
Subbase Course (Stone 1x2) 100 mm
Subgrade (Existing Soil) Course 500 mm
2. Design for Reinforcement Steeel

Lane width of CRCP is taken as 6m per strip(concrete sawing at every 6m with tie bar for partially contraction joint).
Longitudinal Reinforcing Bar (See IV.1) Transversal Reinforcing Bar (See IV.2)
- ϕ 12.00 mm - ϕ 12.00 mm
- Spacing 140.00 mm - Spacing 200.00 mm
Tie Bar (See IV.3)
- ϕ 16.00 mm
- Spacing 200.00 mm
- Bar length 0.60 m
III . Slab Thickness Design Procedure

Design Parameters for Pavement Slab Thickness
1. Reliability R for ZR
Design Reliability Concept is used to account for design uncertainties. The concept is applied for uncertainties in
in traffic loading, enviromental condition and construction materials for pavement design period.
The Standard Normal Deviation ZR must be conformed with a decided pavement design reliability R. The Table 1 and 2 below is
used to choose the degree of design reliability and relevant normal standard deviation, respectively.
Ref: II.2.1.3
Table : 2.2
Table 1. Degree of Design Reliability R
Ref: I.4.2.3
Table : 2.2
Table 2. Standard Deviation Z R

The project is suitable for Rural Heavy loading Parking which R=80% is chosen, hence Z R=-1.282.
R 80 %
ZR -1.282
2. Overal Standard Deviation S0
S0 is combined standard error of future traffic projection and performance predicition where those test are well fit
with AASHTO Design Equations. As mentioned per AASHTO S 0 is somewhere between : 0.30-0.40 or the rigid pavement Ref: I.4.3
design criteria.
As recommend in the design specification, the overal standard deviation is taken by the average in the range:
S0 0.35
3. Serviceability Loss, ΔPSI :
Serviceability-performance concept is based on five foudamental assumptions such as : Comfortability of the traveling
, Comfort or rigid quality on user's opinion, Serviceability rating, Pavement's physical characteristic, Serviceability history. Ref: I.1.3
- p0 : initial present serveability index at the beginning of service life
The value is taken as 4.5 per ASSHTO, where the maximum value is 5 (perfectly satisfied).
- pt : terminal present serviceability index at the end of service life of the pavement
The value is assumed as 2.0 per AASHTO, where the minimum value is 1.5 ( cannot put in service)
p0 4.5 (Can't be 5.0, 4.5 is the aim of the project)

pt 1.8 (We shall not allow completely demage
ΔPSI= p0 - pt 2.7 pavement on service)
4. Drainage Coefficient (Cd)
The coefficient is influenced by the ability of removing the moisture from the pavement and percentage of time. By
using Table 3 the Qualility of Drainage might be chosen. Whereas, Table 4 , is used to determine Drainage Coefficient Cd.
Ref: II.2.4.1
(Puddle water are usually seen at the site)
Table 3. Quality of Drainage

Posenchey, Phnom Penh, Cambodia Job Title : Pavement Design Calculation Note (CRCP)
Ref: II.2.4.1
Table : 2.4
(Project is located in hight moisture content
atmosphere)
Table 4. Drainage Coefficient C d

Cd 0.8
5. Load Transfer Coefficient for Jointed Pavement(J)

This accounts for load transfer efficiency. Essentially, the lower the J factor the better the load transfer. The J Factor for the ASSHTO
Road Test was estimated to be selected in for the values in the tables below.
Ref: II.2.4.2
Table : 2.5
Table 5. Load Transfer Coefficient
J 2.9 (Assume the load transfer as average)

6. Soil Resilient Modulus (MR) (To estimate k in Section 8)
MR is the property of the soil that show how the soil will react under dynamic loading. ASSHTO recommends
gives the relation between the resilient modulus to the CBR.
M R =1500 × CBR (psi) Ref: (Eq. 1.5.1)
CBR of Subgrade CBRsubgrade 11.6 % (Tested valued)

Soil Resilient Modulus MR 17400 psi
7. Elastic Modulus of subbase (ESB) (To estimate k in Section 8)
A subbase layer under a concrete pavement maybe bonded or unbonded to the concrete slab. The Elastic modulus of subbase
E SB use to calculate the modulus of subgrade reaction, k . The elastic modulus of subbase can be determining by Figure 1.
Ref: II.2.3.5
Figure : 2.7
20000
Figure 1. Elastic Modulus of Subbase

CBRSubbase 80 % (Tested valued)
ESB 20000 psi
8. Effective Modulus of Subgrade Reaction (k)

There are 4 parameters that control the value of k :
1. The Effective Modulus of Subgrade Reaction depends on roadbed resilient modulus and the subbase
felastic modulus which are parameterized in the Figure. 2 . Use MR and ESB from Section. 6 & Section. 7.
900 pci Ref: II.3.2.1

Figure : 3.3
DSB 100 mm 3.94 inch

kꝏ 900 pci
2. The Rigid Foundation at Shallow Depth based on a subgrade of infinite depth. If a rigid foundation
lies below the subgrade and the subgrade depth to rigid foundation D SG is smaller than 10ft (3m), the modulus
of subgrade reaction must be modified by the chart shown in Figure 2 . The chart can be applied to slabs either with
or without a subbase.
Ref: II.3.2.1
Figure : 3.4
1320

D SG 500 mm 1.64 feet
k 1320 pci
3. To estimate the relative damage u corresponding to each seasonal modulus of subgrade reaction by
the following equation:
Appendix HH in
of AASHTO, 1986
where u is dimensionless, D is the projected slab thickness in inches, and k is modulus of subgrade
reaction in lb/in.2/in. or pci. Instead of Figure 4 . can be used to obtain u.
DAssumed = 7.62 inches (Projected Slab Thickness)

u= 35.00 (Assumed value based on provision example)
(u always changes accordingly with the seasons, the technique to account for only one seansonal CBR test-is to firstly assume u did not
account for the relative demage. Finally use D assumed From which there is no demage to account for k at u level by Figure 4)
keff,no demage= 1320.00 pci

keff= 1000.00 pci
Ref: II.3.2.1
Figure : 3.5
1000 pci
Figure 4. Estimating Relative Demage u

4. Loss of support refers to any gap or void that may occur between the subbase and the slab,
or between a stabilized base and the subgrade, causing increased deflection of the slab surface. There are three basic
types of "Loss of support" that a concrete slab exhibits over time. To take into account the effect of likely loss of
support, apply Figure 5 . To arrive at design effective k.
- The best case is LS=0: The slab and subbase are assumed to be in full contact.
- L=1: The slab and subbase are assumed to be in partial contact.
- LS=2 &3: There are assumed not to be in contact. The LS values of 2.0 to 3.0 may still be used for
active swelling clays or excessive frost heav e.
Ref: II.3.2.1
Figure : 3.6
900
Figure 5. Correction of Effective Moduls of Subgrade Reaction for Potential loss of Subbase LS
Loss of support factor LS 0 (LS=0, assumed the contact between slab

Effective modulus of subgrade reaction (corrected for kefff, design 900 pci and subbase is fully contact)
potential loss of support)
9. Modulus of Rupture (S'c)
For PCC ( Portland Cement Concrete), the modulus of rupture or flexural strength of the concrete at 28 days
is determined by using ASTM, C78-84.
S'C 859 pci
10 . Elastic Modulus (Ec)
EC 3883102 psi Ref: II.2.3.3
IV . Steel Reinforcement Design Procedure

Steel Reinforcement Design for Limit Criteria
1. Longitudinal Steel
Longitudinal Steel (Continuous) is the principal reinforcement in CRCP (Continuously Reinforced Concrete Pavements). Ref: II.2.5.2
These bars (Reinforcing bar and deformed wire fabric (DWF))are used to control the cracks which form in the pavement due to volume
change in the concrete (Shrinkage) and restraint concrete fracture due to steel reinforcement and subbase friction.
The provision requires to verified the design of minimum required percentage with three Limiting Criterion:
- The limit on crack spacing are derived from consideration of spalling and puchouts:
The maximum spacing between the consecutive cracks should be no more than 8 feet (2.44m) when Ref: II.3.4.2 (3)
the minimum is 3.5 feet (1.07m)
- The limit on crack width is based on a consideration of spalling and water penetration.
The allowable crack width should not exceed 0.04 inche (1mm) Ref: II.3.4.2 (2)
- Steel stress limited against steel fracture and excessive permanent deformation.
It is limited the steel stress of 75% of the yield strength (Could be ultimate Tensile Strength base on Ref: II.3.4.2 (3)
(See for more information) past experience)
1. Crack Spacing Limit Control (Expected Performance) Ref: II.3.4.2 (3)
The maximum crack spacing limit is taken as 8 feet (2.44m), where the designed cracked spacing is denoted by X_bar
The minimum required steel percent of this limit control is less than 0.40% (8 feet spacing) Ref: II.3.4.2
To determine the required steel percentage,the Figure 7 is used and the related parameters are demonstrated below: Table 3.8
Ratio of steel thermal coefficient to PCC αS/αC 1.32 αS 5.00E-06 in/in/F Ref: II.2.5.2
αC 3.80E-06 in/in/F Ref: II.2.5.2
Table 2.10
Bar diameter ϕ 12.00 mm = 1/2 inch
Concrete Shrinkage at 28 Days Z 0.0006 mm/mm = 0 Ref: II.2.5.2
Concrete Tensile Strength at 28 Days ft 3.20 MPa = 464.096 psi (Test) Table 2.9
Tensile stress due to wheel load σw 300.00 MPa = 43509 psi (Fig. 6)
Ref: II.3.4.2
Figure : 3.9
300 psi
Figure 6. Estimating Wheel Load Tensile Stress
X_bar 5.00 Feet (Assume the crack spacing as the minimum limit)
Ref: II.3.4.2
Figure : 3.10
0.4 %
Figure 7. Percentage of Longitudinal Reinforcment to Satisfy Crack Spacing Criteria
Minimum Required Steel Percentage P min,X_bar 0.40 %

2. Crack Width Limit Control (Assume the limit)
The crack width (CW) is limited as 0.04 inch (1mm), this value is the most economical parameter for steel design.
This provides minimum percentage of reinforcement as 0.43% calculated by using Figure 8 . The crack width is allowed :
CW 0.50 mm = 0.020 inch
Ref: II.3.4.2
Figure : 3.11
0.4 %
Figure 8. Percentage of Longitudinal Reinforcment to Satisfy Crack Width
Minimum Required Steel Percentage P min,CW 0.40 %

3. Steel Stress Againt Fracture
AASHTO provides steel working stress for use by using the Table 3.7 , which as a funciton of reinforcing bar size and
concrete strenght. The steel percentage is derived from the Figure 9 below.
DT D 38.88 °F TH 42.6 °C , 108.68 °F Liao, et al.
TL 21 °C , 69.8 °F .(2015)
Ref: II.3.4.2
Table 3.7
67 ksi
Table. 6 Allowable Steel Stress σS
Ref: II.3.4.2
Figure : 3.11
0.4 %
Figure 9. Percentage of Longitudinal Reinforcment to Satisfy Steel Stress Criteria
Minimum Required Steel Percentage P min,S 0.40 %
4. Design Summary
Design Inputs
Input Variable Value Input Variable Value
Reinforcing Bar/DWF, ϕ mm(inch) 12.00 1/2 Thermal Coe Ratio(αS/αC) 1.32 Ref: II.3.4.2
Design Temperature Drop,

Concrete Shrinkage, Z(mm/mm) 0.00 21.60 38.88 Table 3.5
DTD °C (°F)
Wheel Load Stress,

Concrete Tensile Strength, ft Mpa(psi) 3.20 464 300.00 43509
σwMPa(psi)
Design Criteria and Required Steel Percentage
Allowable Crack Allowable Steel
Crack Spacing,X_bar
Width, CWmax Stress, (σS )max
m(feet)
mm(inch) Mpa(psi)
Value of Limiting Criteria 8,3.5 0.50 0.02 0.00 67.00
Minimum Requred Steel

<0.40% <0.40% 0.40% 0.40%
Percentage
Maximum Allowable Steel
0.51% 0.51%
Percentage
Table. 7 Reinforcement design summary
P Provude 0.40%
Slab Thickness D 200 mm

Width of slab (per strip) W 6000 mm
Yield steel strenght fy 390 MPa (SD390)
The percentage steel reinforcement PS 0.40%

Diameter of steel bar ϕ 12.00 mm
Number of steel bar per strip N 42.46 bars
Bar Spacing S 144.71 mm SProvide 140.00 mm
2. Transversal Steel Ref: II.3.4.1

Transverse steel in inclueded in the pavement for condition soil volume changes (due to changes in either temperature or moisture) Ref: II.3.4.3
which can result in longitudinal cracking. Steel reinforcement will prevent the longitudinal cracks from opening excessively, thereby
maintaining maximum load transfer and minimizing water entry. It should be recognized, howerver, that the design for transverse steel Ref: II.3.4
in CRCP is exactly the same as the design for longitudial and transverse steel reinforcement in JRCP.
Hence the following formula is used to for determining percentage of transverse steel reinforcement (%)
𝐿𝐹
𝑃s = × 100 0.25 %
2𝑓𝑠
Slab length L 6000.00 mm Ref: II.2.5.1
Steel working Steel fs 292.50 MPa (75% Fy) Ref: II.2.5.1
Friction Factor F 0.90 Ref: II.2.5.1
Diameter of steel bar ϕ 12.00 mm
Number of steel bar per meter N 4.4
Bar Spacing S 225.51 mm SProvide 200.00 mm
Ref: II.2.5.2
Table 2.8
Figure 10. Recommended Friction Factor
3. Tie Bar
Tie bar is used to prevent lane separation and differential settlement and holding face of rigid slab in contact to maintain aggregate
interlock. Concept of distribute this bar is as the same as for transversal joint where its length is taken as 0.6 m
The following formula is use to determine the percentage fo transverse steel reinforcement (%)
𝐿𝐹
𝑃s = × 100 0.50 %
𝑓𝑠
Number of steel bar per meter N 4.70

ϕ 16.00
Required Bar Spacing S 212.66 mm Sprovide 200.00 mm
4. Typical Drawing of the Pavement
Joint Detailing
Rebar Detailing Plan View
Rebar Detailing Section View

Contents
I. Introduction……………………………………………………………………
I.1. Scope of Design………………………………………………………
I.2. Application Code and Standards………………………………….
I.3. Geotechnical Report…………………………………………………
I.4. Loadings……………………………………………………………….
I.5. Load Combination……………………………………………………
I.6. Materials……………………………………………………………….
I.7. Figure of the Tank……………………………………………………
II. Slab (Mat, Thk450mm & Uplift Case)……………………………………..
II.1. Soil Reaction…………………………………………………………
II.2. Punching Check……………………………………………………..
II.3. Settlement…………………………………………………………….
II.4. Reinforcement Design……………………………………………...
III. Slab (To Support the Traffic, Thk200mm)………………………………...
IV. Wall (Thk250mm, depth 3.0 and 3.8m)…………………………………...
V. Beam (30x50)…………………………………………………………………..
VI. Column (C-30x30)……………………………………………………………..
Project: Zuellig Pharma
I. INTRODUCTION
1. Scope of Design
The scope of design comprises the design of “Fire Water Tank”: Slab to support traffic
load, its beams and columns, multi-functioning wall (bearing, and retaining wall) and slab
(Mat) to support the water above it.
All the analytical and design results are exported and modified from the software
ETABS 2018.
2. Applicable Codes and Standards
This Design Note will be based on: ACI318-14M for concrete structural element design,
ASCE/ SEI 7-16 for minimum design load and ASTM for the structural material specification.
3. Geotechnical Report
The soil sample are explored from the terrain to study the geotechnical realized by
Soil Test : SPT and CTP:
 Cambodia Ambient Warehouse (CPT): on 05.12.2020
Soil Data at 3.0m to 3.5m depth:
Table 1. Soil Data
Parameter Description Value
𝛾𝑠𝑜𝑖𝑙 Wet Density of Soil 18 kN/m3
𝜙 Internal Friction Angle 30 °
Qc Soil Bearing Pressure 1MPa
Qc,allowable Allowable Soil Bearing 200kPa

Pressure
Qc, allowable= Qc/SF=200kPa , where SF = 5 = 2.5(Foundation) x 2 (Conversion)

- Conversion: Qc is the result from the cone penetration test, it might be
necessary to convert it to a larger surface load.
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4. Structural Exposure Category and Classes
Table 2. Exposed Categories and Classes

Structure maybe in the class of W0 where the concrete mixture: maximum w/cm is not
required by the code.
4. Loadings
Reference to ASCE/SE 7-16. Load are classified by the followings:
- Self-weight of the structure: Dead (weight of concrete element with density: 2450
kg/m3)
- Live Load on Slab: Live = 10 kN/m2
- Soil Pressure on the wall : EP = 𝑘𝑎 × 𝛾𝑠𝑜𝑖𝑙 × 𝑧
𝜙
o Where 𝑘𝑎 = 𝑡𝑎𝑛2 (45° − 2 ) = 1/3 : active earth pressure
o 𝑧 : depth [m]
1
- Effect of Vehicle (surcharge) : VP = 𝜎0 𝑘𝑎 = 10𝑘𝑃𝑎 × 3 = 3.4𝑘𝑃𝑎
o Where 𝜎0 is the surcharge of the vehicle
- Water Pressure : WP = 𝛾𝑤𝑎𝑡𝑒𝑟 × 𝑧

WP=30kN/m2 VP = 3.4kN/m2 EP = 18kN/m2
Water Pressure Traffic Load Earth Lateral

(Surcharge)
Pressure
Fig.1. Pressures Load
Load Case Nature Value Load Type Remark
DL Dead Load (Auto-Gen) - Self-weight of
Structure
LL Live Load 10 kN/m2 Uniformly Converted Traffic
Distributed Load Load
EP Dead 18kN/m2 Non-Uniformly Earth Pressure
Distributed Load (See Fig.1)
WP Dead 30kN/m2 Non-Uniformly Lateral Water
Distributed Load Pressure Due To
Water (See Fig. 1, on
the wall)
30kN/m2 Uniformly Water Pressure Due
Distributed Load To Water (On the
slab of Tank)
VP Live 3.4kN/m2 Uniformly Earth Pressure Due
Distributed Load To Surcharge (See
Fig. 1)
Table 3. Structural elements materials
5. Load Combinations
Load combination complying with American Standards (ASCE/SEI 7-16 Minimum Design
Loads for Buildings and Other Structures), basic load combination will be followings:
5.1 Load Combination for Strength Design – Ultimate Limit State (ULS)

Principle Load combination for strength design is based on:

1. 1.2DL + 1.6LL
2. 1.2DL + 1.2WP + 1.6LL
3. 1.2DL + 1.2EP + 1.6LL + 1.6VP
4. 1.4DL + 1.4EP + 1.4VP
5. 1.4DL + 1.4WP
The basic requirement for strength design may be expressed:
Design Strength ≥ Required Strength
𝜙𝑆𝑛 ≥ 𝑈
5.2 Load Combination for Serviceability Design – Serviceability Limit State (SLS)
Load combination for serviceability design is based on:
1. Ser : DL + WP
2. Ser : DL+ EP
3. Ser : DL + LL +EP
4. Ser : DL + EP + LL + VP
5. Ser : DL + WP + LL
- Settlement of the structure : Δ𝐿𝑖𝑚𝑖𝑡 = 50𝑚𝑚
- Deflection of the beam, slab and wall : Δ𝑙𝑖𝑚𝑖𝑡 = 𝐿/240 (Total Deflection)
6. Materials
Element Concrete Steel Reinforcement Minimum
Concrete Cover
[mm]
Main Secondary Main Stirrup
Reinforcement Reinforcement Reinf.
Slab (Mat) C30 SD390 SR235 50 50
Slab (Support Traffic) C30 SD390 SR235 25 25
Wall C30 SD390 SR235 50 50
Beam C30 SD390 SR235 40 25
Column C30 SD390 SR235 40 25
Table 4. Structural elements materials
Note:
 C30 : f’c = 30MPa
 SD390 : fy = 390MPa
 SR235 : fys = 235MPa

7. Figure of the Tank
SLAB 200MM
COLUMN 300X300 BEAM 300X500
SLAB (MAT) 450MM
WALL 250MM
Fig.2. Configuration of the Tank
II. SLAB (MAT, THK450MM)

The Tank is supported by the soil with subgrade modulus = 4000 kN/m2/m
(qc,allowable=200kPa, allowable settlement 50mm).
Fig.2. Mat Slab

1. SOIL REACTION
Fig.3. Soil Pressure(kPa)
The Combinations that controlled the maximum pressure on the Mat is the combination 5.
Ser : DL + WP + LL which mean the existing of the self-weight of the structure, weight of
the water and its pressure on the wall, and the live load.
The maximum reaction of the slab 67.43 kPa which is less than 𝑞𝑐 =1MPa/5 =200kPa (soil
report).

2. Punching Check
With thickness of 450mm the punching check result of the slab is as shown below:
Punching Check
Fig.4. Punching Ratio


Globally the slab thickness gives adequate capacity to resist the shear stress by itself.
3. Settlement
Fig.5. Settlement, mm
By checking with serviceability limit state with load combination of 5. Ser : DL + LL + WP : ∆𝑠𝑒𝑟𝑣 = 17.78 <
50𝑚𝑚.

4. Reinforcement design
Result of reinforcement design is based on Finite Element Method (Check with strip
design method), where all reinforcements are distributed relative to the zone where the required
reinforcement is maximum.
Fig.6. Moment Strip (kNm)

Fig.7. Moment M11(xx) (kNm/m)

Fig.8. Moment M22(yy) (kNm/m)

Reinf. Required 570mm2/m

Min Reinf. 840mm2/m
Fig.9. Top Reinforcement Dir X (mm2/m)

y

Min Reinf. 840mm2/m
Fig.10. Bottom Reinforcement Dir X

(mm2/m)
y


Min Reinf. 840mm2/m
Fig.11. Top Reinforcement Dir Y (mm2/m)


Min Reinf. 840mm2/m
Fig.12. Bottom Reinforcement Dir Y (mm2/m)

Minimum Provide Reinforcement

Area of Required
Reinforcment Area
Reinforcement (mm2/m) Diameter (mm) Spacing(mm)
(mm2/m) Reinf(mm2/m)
Top 570 840 1148 16 175 (240)
Direction x
Bottom 1306 840 1794 20 175 (240)
Top 575 840 1148 16 175 (240)
Direction y
Bottom 1423 840 1794 20 175 (220)
- Reinforcement: The design of reinforcement of this case follow the same design concept of
the above condition by consider there is no water inside the tank:

Min Reinf. 840mm2/m
Top Reinforcement Dir Y (mm2/m)
Minimum Provide Reinforcement

Area of Required
Reinforcment Area
Reinforcement (mm2/m) Diameter (mm) Spacing(mm)
(mm2/m) Reinf(mm2/m)
Top 220 840 1148 16 175
Direction x
Bottom 367 840 1794 20 175
Top 220 840 1148 16 175
Direction y
Bottom 350 840 1794 20 175

 Stability of the Tank:
Water lateral Pressure
Filled with Water
As per NFPA 25, the interior of fire tanks shall be inspected every 5 years. And Cambodia
code have required 2 separate compartments of fire storage tanks, so the fire water tank
one side shall be constantly on stand-by to deliver water in an emergency situation during
inspection.
In the construction and water leakage test stage the water has to be removed from the
excavated hole. So the uplift water pressure is neglected during both stage.
There are 3 required cases to verify the stability of the tank:
1. Uplift: Water Pressure from the bottom of the tank have to balance with the self-weight
of tank, earth pressure, and weight of water inside the tank (compartment).
2. Overturning of the tank: In case, water is filled in only one side of the tank
(compartment), the self-weight of the water will produce an unbalanced moment. So
some part of the tank will move upward while other move downward.
3. Sliding: Negligible. The later earth pressures are balanced.
- Uplift of Tank:
Road Level
0.7m Ground Water Level
ℎ𝑤
ℎ𝑤1
ℎ𝑤1 𝛾𝑤𝑎𝑡𝑒𝑟 𝐴 𝑇𝑎𝑛𝑘

- Stabilizing Forces: (Weight of the Tank and water inside)
-Overturning of the Tank

Uplifting case is also a case of overturning of the tank. In this case we will verify the differential
settlement of the tank and the soil reaction under the tank.
The combination to check the overturning is: (EN 1997-1-1:2004, structure against uplift)
0.9DL + 1.1 Uplift + 1.1 Overturning
- Uplift: Uplift Water Pressure Under the Tank
- Overturning: Water Pressure insider the tank produces: Lateral Pressure to the wall and
gravitationally compress the slab of the tank.

5.41mm
-9.27mm
Displacement of the Tank (mm)
m)
Soil Reaction (kPa)
The interval displacement of the tank shall be the different between the minimum and maximum
displacement of the tank: 5.41𝑚𝑚 + 9.27𝑚𝑚 = 14.68𝑚𝑚 < Δ𝐿𝑖𝑚𝑖𝑡 = 50𝑚𝑚.
Soil maximum reaction 𝑅𝑠𝑜𝑖𝑙 = 37𝑘𝑃𝑎 < 𝑄𝑐,𝑎𝑙𝑙𝑜𝑤𝑎𝑏𝑙𝑒 = 200𝑘𝑃𝑎.

II. SLAB (TO SUPPOR THE TRAFFIC, THK200MM)

The slab is supported by the column (30x30) and wall (thk250). The load
combinations that controlled the design is 2. 1.2DL + 1.2WP + 1.6LL.
Flexural Check Result of reinforcement design is based on Finite Element Method, where
all reinforcements are distributed relative to the zone where the required reinforcement is
maximum.
Fig.12. Moment Strip (kNm)

Fig.13. Moment M11(xx) ,(kNm/m)
Fig.14. Moment M22(yy) (kNm/m)

Required Reinf. 860mm2/m
Min Reinf. 360mm2/m
Fig.15. Top Reinf. Direction X(mm2)

y

Min Reinf. 360mm2/m
Fig.16. Bottom Reinf. Direction X(mm2/m)

Min Reinf. 360mm2/m
Fig.17. Top Reinf. Direction Y(mm2/m)
y
x
Min Reinf. 360mm2/m
Fig.18. Bottom Reinf. Direction Y(mm2/m)

Fig.19. Deflection of the slab (mm)

Area of Required Minimum Provide Reinforcement
Reinforcement Reinforcment Area Reinf.
Diameter (mm) Spacing(mm)
(mm2/m) (mm2/m) (mm2/m)
Top 860 360 1026 14 150 (178)
Direction x
Bottom 370 360 754 12 150(305)
Top 908 360 1026 14 150(169)
Direction y
Bottom 409 360 754 12 150(276)

III. WALL (THK200MM)

1. IN CONSIDERING 3.0M DEPTH WALL
The wall is used to support the slab above it as well as the lateral load produces by:
surcharge(Traffic), Earth Pressure and the Water Pressure. The combination that control the wall
design is
Fig.20. Wall used for the verification
To simplify the design procedure: the should be design as “Pier”. As

Each wall plane is label with different pier label: the following design example is taken from assigning
the wall as Pier “P1” which is the most critical wall.
Fig.21. Fyy(F22) on the wall (kN/m)

Fig.22. Myy(M22) on the wall (kNm/m)
Fig.23. Axial Force on Pier kN
Fig.24. Bending Moment on Pier kN-m
x
Fig.25. Out of Plan Shear on Pier kN
Fig.26. In Plan Shear on Pier kN

Design Report:
ETABS Shear Wall Design

ACI 318-14 Pier Design
Pier Details
Story ID Pier ID Centroid X (mm) Centroid Y (mm) Length (mm) Thickness (mm) LLRF
Story1 P1 12500 0 25000 250 0.744
Material Properties
25700 30 1 390 235

ΦT ΦC Φv Φv (Seismic) IPMAX IPMIN PMAX
0.9 0.65 0.75 0.6 0.04 0.0025 0.8
Pier Leg Location, Length and Thickness

Station Left X1 Left Y1 Right X2 Right Y2 Length Thickness
ID
Location mm mm mm mm mm mm
Top Leg 1 0 0 25000 0 25000 250
Bottom Leg 1 0 0 25000 0 25000 250
Flexural Design for Pu, Mu2 and Mu3

Station Required Required Current Flexural Pu Mu2 Mu3 Pier Ag
Location Rebar Area (mm²) Reinf Ratio Reinf Ratio Combo kN kN-m kN-m mm²
Top 15625 0.0025 0.0025 5. 1.4DL+1.4WP 201.3902 -148.3899 664.2044 6250000
Bottom 21752 0.0035 0.0025 4. 1.4DL+1.4EP+1.4VP 945.7062 823.2651 115.0757 6250000
Shear Design
Station Rebar Pu Mu Vu ΦVc ΦVn
ID Shear Combo
Location mm²/m kN kN-m kN kN kN
Top Leg 1 625 1. 1.2DL+1.6LL 949.2312 1062.4831 412.9872 5770.5305 7973.6555
Bottom Leg 1 625 1. 1.2DL+1.6LL 1388.5565 1164.304 356.2741 5836.4294 8039.5544

Required Reinf.
Pier Length of Pier(m)
Total mm2 Per Meter
1 25 21752 870.08
2 23 18094 786.70
3 23 18094 786.70
4 25 21752 870.08
5 32.8 20556 626.71
Area of Required Provide Reinforcement

Reinforcement (mm2)
Area mm2 Diameter (mm) Spacing(mm)
Top 21752 25643 14 150(176.83)
Vertical
Bottom 15625 25643 14 150(246.17)
Top N/A 18840 12 200
Horizontal
Bottom N/A 18840 12 200
2. IN CONSIDERING 3.8M DEPTH

Using the same design concept as the wall of depth 3.0M except the applied load and its
length. The design result of the wall:
WP=38kN/m2 VP = 3.4kN/m2 EP = 22.8kN/m2
Water Pressure Traffic Load Earth Lateral

(Surcharge)
Pressure

ETABS Shear Wall Design

ACI 318-14 Pier Design
Pier Details
Story ID Pier ID Centroid X (mm) Centroid Y (mm) Length (mm) Thickness (mm) LLRF
Story1 P4 12500 23000 25000 250 0.748
Material Properties
25700 30 1 390 235

ΦT ΦC Φv Φv (Seismic) IPMAX IPMIN PMAX
0.9 0.65 0.75 0.6 0.04 0.0025 0.8
Pier Leg Location, Length and Thickness

Station Left X1 Left Y1 Right X2 Right Y2 Length Thickness
ID
Location mm mm mm mm mm mm
Top Leg 1 0 23000 25000 23000 25000 250
Bottom Leg 1 0 23000 25000 23000 25000 250
Flexural Design for Pu, Mu2 and Mu3

Station Required Required Current Flexural Pu Mu2 Mu3 Pier Ag
Location Rebar Area (mm²) Reinf Ratio Reinf Ratio Combo kN kN-m kN-m mm²
Top 15625 0.0025 0.0025 5. 1.4DL+1.4WP 71.3546 500.1457 -1119.9808 6250000
Bottom 29364 0.0047 0.0025 4. 1.4DL+1.4EP+1.4VP 1129.8348 -1136.8718 -14.1566 6250000
Shear Design
Station Rebar Pu Mu Vu ΦVc ΦVn
ID Shear Combo
Location mm²/m kN kN-m kN kN kN
Top Leg 1 625 2. 1.2DL+1.2WP+1.6LL 770.4086 -1680.4697 1027.6778 6194.6536 8397.7786
Bottom Leg 1 625 5. 1.4DL+1.4WP 570.48 -811.3172 896.7315 6164.6643 8367.7893
Area of Required Provide Reinforcement

Reinforcement (mm2) Area mm2 Diameter (mm) Spacing(mm)
Top 29364 30772 14 125(171)
Vertical
Bottom 15625 30772 14 125(321)
Top N/A 18840 12 200
Horizontal
Bottom N/A 18840 12 200

IV. BEAM (30X50)
Fig.27. Verifying Beam B-30x50
The Beams are supported by walls and columns. They are used to support the traffic load
and the self-weight of the structure. In addition, the lateral load is also effect the beams internal
forces. The combination 2. 1.2DL+1.2WP+1.6LL is design control combination.

Fig.28 Moment-Major-Axis kNm
Fig.29 Shear-Major-Axis kN

Fig.30. Beam Required Long. Reinforcement mm2
Fig.31. Beam Required Trans. Reinforcement mm2

ETABS Concrete Frame Design

ACI 318-14 Beam Section Design
Beam Element Details (Summary)

Story1 B36 47 B-30x500 2. 1.2DL+1.2WP+1.6LL 150 5000 1 Sway Special
Section Properties
b (mm) h (mm) bf (mm) ds (mm) dct (mm) dcb (mm)
300 500 300 0 60 60
Material Properties
25700 30 1 390 235

ΦT ΦCTied ΦCSpiral ΦVns ΦVs ΦVjoint
0.9 0.65 0.75 0.75 0.6 0.85
Design Moment and Flexural Reinforcement for Moment, Mu3

Design Design -Moment +Moment Minimum Required
-Moment +Moment Rebar Rebar Rebar Rebar
kN-m kN-m mm² mm² mm² mm²
Top (+2 Axis) -103.0318 711 0 467 711
Bottom (-2 Axis) 51.5159 0 356 467 467
Shear Force and Reinforcement for Shear, Vu2

Shear Vu2 Shear ΦVc Shear ΦVs Shear Vp Rebar Av /S
kN kN kN kN mm²/m
116.7441 90.0503 26.6937 0 344.21
Torsion Force and Torsion Reinforcement for Torsion, T u

Φ*Tu Tth Tcr Area Ao Perimeter, ph Rebar At /s Rebar Al
kN-m kN-m kN-m cm² mm mm²/m mm²
1.1543 4.7054 18.8214 737.7 1244.4 0 0

Area of Required Shear Shear

Reinforcement Provide Reinforcement Reinforcement Reinforcement
(mm2/Section) Required mm2/m Provide
Support Mid Span Support MidSpan Support Mid Support Mid
Top 711 248 5DB16(3.53) 3DB16(1.23)
440.9 440.9 150(227) 200(227)
Bottom 467 667 3DB16(2.32) 5DB16(3.31)
V. Column Design (C-30x30)

The columns are used to support the traffic load and the self-weight of the structure. In
addition, the lateral load is also effect the Column internal forces. The combination that control the
design is 2. 1.2DL+1.2WP+1.6LL.
Fig.32. Axial Load (kN)

Fig.33. Moment Force – Major Axis (kN.m)
Fig.34. Area of Required Reinforcement (mm2)
Note: Column reinforcement design is dominant by the minimum reinforcement of 1% of

area of the column section.

Design Report for Column
ETABS Concrete Frame Design

ACI 318-14 Column Section Design

Station
Level Element Unique Name Section ID Combo ID Length (mm) LLRF Type
Loc
2.
Story1 C9 9 C-30x30 2500 3000 0.711 Sway Special
1.2DL+1.2WP+1.6LL
Section Properties
300 300 57 27.3
Material Properties
25700 30 1 390 235

0.9 0.65 0.75 0.75 0.6 0.85 2

578.8899 -0.4234 14.0323 14.0323 14.0323 900 1

Major Bend(M3) 0.636283 1 1 1 2500
Minor Bend(M2) 0.852645 1 1 1 2500


kN kN kN kN mm²/m
Major, Vu2 0.4157 72.931 0 0 0
Minor, Vu3 0.0988 72.931 0 0 0


N/A N/A
Notes:
N/A: Not Applicable
N/C: Not Calculated
N/N: Not Needed
Area of Area of
Reinforcement Reinforcement
Required (mm2) Provide
C-30x30 900 8DB14
VI. Conclusion
Required Provide (Actual)
Element Checking Remark
ULS SLS ULS SLS
Soil Pressure N/A <200kPa N/A 56.77kPa ok
Punching Ratio N/A <1.0 N/A 0.392 ok
Slab (Mat) Settlement N/A <50mm N/A 17.78mm ok
Reinforcement (Global) 1 <1.0 N/A 0.63 N/A ok
Uplifting N/A <1.0 N/A 0.975 ok
Deflection N/A L/240=20.8mm N/A 17.19mm ok
Slab
2 Bearing >945.7kN N/A 79574.7kN N/A ok
Wall
Beam
Deflection N/A L/240=20.8mm N/A 17.53 ok
Column Capacity >578.88 N/A 1606.3kN N/A ok
1. The verification is based on the ratio of required and the provide reinforcement of the critical element at the critical section
2. The wall which mostly are 3.0m depth will follow the required and provide reinforcement of the design concept of
wall depth 3.0m(Provide DB14@150). For a location of the tank at the pitch the required and provided reinforcement will follow
the desing concept of wall depth 3.8m(Provide DB14@125).

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Fuxin Steel Buildings Co.

Structural Design Report

Project ID: FXPCS002

Date issue: 12-01-2021

Document title: Structural Design Report – Warehouse

Written by: LCN

Calculated by: LCN

Checked by: KCR

Approved by: KCR

2. Verify Left end wall critical members (Column & Rafter)

3. Verify Rigid frame critical members (Column & Rafter)

4. Verify Right end wall critical members (Column & Rafter)

5. Verify Mezzanine critical members (Decking, Main beams & Joist)

6. Verify Critical Cable Bracing

7. Verify Critical Purlin

8. Verify Critical Base Plate Connection

9. Verify Critical End Plate Connection

10. Verify Critical Shear Connection

12. Verify gutter and downspout capacity

13. Verify base plate and interior connection design

2. Applicable Codes and Standards

Table 2-1: Applicable American codes for structural design

3.1 Dead Loads (DL)

Self-weight (SW) of structural elements that can be calculated by manual or software

Table 3-1: Self-Weight of material

30-12-2020 WAREHOUSE FOR ZUELLIG PHARMA

3.2 Super Dead Loads (SDL)

 Steel : 78.5 kN/m3

3.3 Collateral Loads (COL)

Table 3-2: General applicable for collateral load

Solar Panel 0.15

Collateral load for MEP service loads on steel roof

3.4 Live Load/Construction Live Load (LL/CL)

 Main frame : 0.35 kN/m2, for maintenance only

30-12-2020 WAREHOUSE FOR ZUELLIG PHARMA

3.6 Wind Load (WL)

30-12-2020 WAREHOUSE FOR ZUELLIG PHARMA

Main Wind Framing from IBC 06

- Interior Rigid Frames

B. Design Wind Pressure, p

p = qh * [(GCpf) - (GCpi)] (Eq.

Kh = Velocity pressure exposure coefficient, Table ASCE(02)-1.

Kht = Topographic factor = 1.0,

V = Basic wind speed (mph) = 33.33 m/s = 74.6 mph

20.9 = pounds per square foot (psf) / kN/m2

C. Transverse Wind Coefficients, GCpf, GCpi

a. Interior and end zone wind coefficients

External wind + internal pressure

External wind + internal suction

GCpf = External pressure coefficients, see Table ASCE(02)-2.

The combined wind pressure coefficients then become:

Load 1 End Zone: C1 = 0.43, C2 = -1.25, C3 = -0.71, C4 = -0.61 [D3]

D. Summary of Transverse Wind

Rigid Frames only at interior locations

a. Wind coefficients, roof and sidewall bracing

From Table ASCE(02)-2

c. Wind coefficients, Interior rigid frame

Table ASCE(02)-2B and ASCE(02)-3

The design wind coefficients are:

Load 1: C1 = - 0.63, C2 = -0.87, C3 = -0.55, C4 = -0.63

d. Rigid frame in endwall and endwall rafter

F. Summary for Longitudinal Wind

Load combination for strength design is based on LFRD load combination: