GIRDER SYSTEMS JOIST MEANS Horizontal structural member used in framing to span an open space, often between beams that subsequently transfer loads to vertical members. Joist is a light weight structural members, it can be take the floor and roof loads Joist is one of the horizontal supporting members that run between walls (or) beams to support a ceiling or floor. TYPES OF JOIST K-Series LH-Series DLH-Series Joist girder S-TYPE:-only the top chord angles are extended R-TYPE:- Entire joist seating depth is extended TYPES OF JOIST DEPENDS ON Span Joist depth and other parameters K-SERIES 16K3 16:- Depth of joist in inches K:- Series (type of joist) 3:- Section number used to identify LH-SERIES:- Long span joists DLH-SERIES:- Deep Long span joists JOIST GIRDER Top chord is welded or bolted 29G 7N 29G:- Depth in inches 7N:- Number of joist spaces STEEL JOIST SPECIFICATION
JOIST DEPTH SPAN IN FEET
K-SERIES 8” TO 30” 60’ LH-SERIES 18” TO 48” 96’ DLH-SERIES 52” TO 72” 144’ GIRDER- 20” TO 96” >100’ SERIES Joist bearing with beam (Above 40’) we have to provide erection hole as per client standards. JOIST TERMINOLOGY
JBE – JOIST BEARING ELEVATION
JGE- JOIST GIRDER BEARING ELEVATION JSD-JOIST SEATING DEPTH BMD-BOTTOM OF METAL DECK TCX-TOP CHORD EXTENSION BCX-BOTTOM CHORD EXTENSION BRIDGING JOIST BRACING JOIST PLACED IN TWO WAYS Joist can be placed in two ways Perpendicular to beam Parallel to beam EX. DIFFERENT TYPE OF CONNECTION IN JOIST JOIST TO COLUMN JOIST TO BEAM JOIST GIRDER TO COLUMN JOIST TO CONCRETE WALL Supporting chord : Top or Bottom . Changing the choice that is made here may move the relevant end of the joist up or down.
Joist bearing connection, the input
elevation and shoe elevation are the same. To get a top chord joist seat that welds to a custom member embed plate. It is also required that the end of the joist frame to a concrete wall.
Bearing embeds can be plates or angles
or channels. In this example, it is a plate. The " Pocket grout thickness places the embed flush with the bottom of the shoe. JOIST SPLICE CONNECTION
Using a joist with a field bolted splice
allows each half of the joist set in place and then mated together TYPES OF BRIDGING METHODS OF JOIST ADVANTAGE OF METAL JOIST
Metal roof trusses can be manufactured
to exact standards. Metal roof trusses are fire resistant They are compatible with almost all types of roofing systems metal roof trusses are recyclable and therefore environmentally friendly DISADVANTAGE OF METAL JOIST
Skilled labor is required to install metal roof
trusses Metal roof trusses allow sound to be more easily transmitted Temperature fluctuations allow them to move more the workers have a higher risk of electrocution when installing the metal roof trusses. !! ! ! OU K Y AN TH
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