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RESULT OF STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS FOR COLUMNS

GF-2F
C1
C2
C3
C4
C5
C6
C7
C8
C9
C10
C11
C12
C13
C14
C15
C16
C17
C18
C19
C20
C21
C22
C23
C24
C25
C26
C27
C28
C29
C30
C31
C32

Fx
589.48
1065.94
875.21
706.44
699.49
698.16
696.09
694.00
692.21
663.02
425.71
1087.97
2133.68
1776.28
1425.71
1415.28
1417.18
1417.51
1418.21
1419.45
1355.63
763.34
377.21
836.79
669.88
492.66
489.59
492.91
495.40
498.06
501.03
477.37

Mz
25.04
17.06
25.00
19.90
20.28
20.58
20.87
21.13
21.39
22.27
23.38
21.84
1.51
11.91
0.36
0.24
0.17
0.30
0.37
0.72
5.34
2.44
34.02
19.20
13.50
19.97
20.26
20.46
20.56
20.60
21.51
19.77

2F-3F
C1
C2
C3
C4
C5
C6
C7
C8
C9
C10
C11
C12
C13
C14
C15
C16
C17
C18
C19
C20
C21
C22
C23
C24
C25
C26
C27
C28
C29
C30
C31
C32

Fx
471.59
852.75
700.16
565.15
559.60
558.53
556.87
555.20
553.77
530.41
340.57
870.38
1706.94
1421.03
1140.57
1132.23
1133.74
1134.00
1134.57
1135.56
1084.50
610.67
301.77
669.43
535.90
394.13
391.67
394.33
396.32
398.45
400.83
381.90

Mz
30.05
20.47
29.99
23.88
24.33
24.70
25.05
25.35
25.67
26.73
28.05
26.21
1.81
14.29
0.43
0.28
0.20
0.36
0.44
0.87
6.41
2.93
40.83
23.04
16.20
23.96
24.31
24.55
24.67
24.72
25.81
23.72

3F-4F
C1
C2
C3
C4
C5
C6
C7
C8
C9
C10
C11
C12
C13
C14
C15
C16
C17
C18
C19
C20
C21
C22
C23
C24
C25
C26
C27
C28
C29
C30
C31
C32

C33

213.19

15.79

C33

170.56

18.95

C33

Max (Ext)

1087.97

21.84

Max (Ext)

870.38

26.21

Max (Ext)

Max (Int)

2133.68

1.51

Max (Int)

1706.94

1.81

Max (Int)

73

RESULT OF STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS FOR COLUMNS


4F-5F
C1
C2
C3
C4
C5
C6
C7
C8

Fx
235.79
426.37
350.08
282.58
279.80
279.26
278.44
277.60

Mz
40.06
27.30
39.99
31.84
32.44
32.93
33.39
33.80

5F-R
C1
C2
C3
C4
C5
C6
C7
C8

Fx
117.90
213.19
175.04
141.29
139.90
139.63
139.22
138.80

Mz
45.07
30.71
44.99
35.82
36.50
37.05
37.57
38.03

C9
C10
C11
C12
C13
C14
C15
C16
C17
C18
C19
C20
C21
C22
C23
C24
C25
C26
C27
C28
C29
C30
C31
C32

276.89
265.21
170.28
435.19
853.47
710.51
570.28
566.11
566.87
567.00
567.28
567.78
542.25
305.34
150.88
334.71
267.95
197.06
195.84
197.16
198.16
199.23
200.41
190.95

34.23
35.64
37.40
34.95
2.42
19.06
0.58
0.38
0.27
0.47
0.59
1.16
8.54
3.90
54.43
30.72
21.61
31.95
32.42
32.73
32.90
32.96
34.42
31.63

C9
C10
C11
C12
C13
C14
C15
C16
C17
C18
C19
C20
C21
C22
C23
C24
C25
C26
C27
C28
C29
C30
C31
C32

138.44
132.60
85.14
217.59
426.74
355.26
285.14
283.06
283.44
283.50
283.64
283.89
271.13
152.67
75.44
167.36
133.98
98.53
97.92
98.58
99.08
99.61
100.21
95.47

38.50
40.09
42.08
39.32
2.72
21.44
0.65
0.42
0.31
0.53
0.66
1.30
9.61
4.39
61.24
34.56
24.31
35.94
36.47
36.83
37.01
37.08
38.72
35.58

C33

85.28

25.26

C33

42.64

28.42

Max (Ext)

435.19

34.95

Max (Ext)

217.59

39.32

Max (Int)

853.47

2.42

Max (Int)

426.74

2.72

74

RESULT OF STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS FOR BEAMS


2nd F

3rd F

4th F

BEAMS PARALLEL TO Z-AXIS


B1
B2
B3
B4
B5

55.11
65.97
14.82
7.88
7.92

46.62
49.14
17.18
15.7
15.72

B1
B2
B3
B4
B5

57.8655
69.2685
15.561
8.274
8.316

48.951
51.597
18.039
16.485
16.506

B1
B2
B3
B4
B5

B6
B7
B8
B9
B10
B11
B12
B13
B14
B15
B16
B17
B18
B19
B20
B21
B22
B23
B24
B25
B26
B27
B28
B29

7.76
7.67
7.71
7.25
2.25
134.57
150.12
53.51
39.42
39.7
39.56
39.58
39.63
38.88
27.99
78.89
84.64
38.88
31.76
32.02
32.04
32.12
32.21
31.88

15.65
15.62
15.6
15.62
13.53
99.82
103.46
44.85
41.93
42.06
42.01
42.01
42.06
42.14
38.32
52.997
54.24
27.78
26.33
26.49
26.46
26.49
26.54
26.54

B6
B7
B8
B9
B10
B11
B12
B13
B14
B15
B16
B17
B18
B19
B20
B21
B22
B23
B24
B25
B26
B27
B28
B29

8.148
8.0535
8.0955
7.6125
2.3625
141.2985
157.626
56.1855
41.391
41.685
41.538
41.559
41.6115
40.824
29.3895
82.8345
88.872
40.824
33.348
33.621
33.642
33.726
33.8205
33.474

16.4325
16.401
16.38
16.401
14.2065
104.811
108.633
47.0925
44.0265
44.163
44.1105
44.1105
44.163
44.247
40.236
55.64685
56.952
29.169
27.6465
27.8145
27.783
27.8145
27.867
27.867

B6
B7
B8
B9
B10
B11
B12
B13
B14
B15
B16
B17
B18
B19
B20
B21
B22
B23
B24
B25
B26
B27
B28
B29

B30

27.97

25.71

B30

29.3685

26.9955

B30

BEAMS PARALLEL TO X-AXIS


B31
B32

201.38
227.96

83.18
124.15

B31
B32

181.242
205.164

74.862
111.735

B31
B32
75

B33
B34
B35
B36
B37
B38
B39
B40
B41
B42
B43
B44
B45
B46
B47
B48
B49
B50
B51

217.96
209.08
205.84
202.72
199.57
196.39
193.2
189.83
159.69
199.34
277.39
262.57
248.92
246.92
244.81
242.69
240.56
238.41
236.56

117.56
111.27
110.49
109.75
109
108.24
107.484
106.63
69.05
97.77
152.89
144.601
136.72
136
135.25
134.5
133.74
132.97
132.26

B33
B34
B35
B36
B37
B38
B39
B40
B41
B42
B43
B44
B45
B46
B47
B48
B49
B50
B51

196.164
188.172
185.256
182.448
179.613
176.751
173.88
170.847
143.721
179.406
249.651
236.313
224.028
222.228
220.329
218.421
216.504
214.569
212.904

105.804
100.143
99.441
98.775
98.1
97.416
96.7356
95.967
62.145
87.993
137.601
130.1409
123.048
122.4
121.725
121.05
120.366
119.673
119.034

B33
B34
B35
B36
B37
B38
B39
B40
B41
B42
B43
B44
B45
B46
B47
B48
B49
B50
B51

B52

163.41

82.03

B52

147.069

73.827

B52

Max (Ext)

201.38

83.18

Max (Ext)

181.242

74.862

Max (Ext)

Max (Int)

277.39

152.89

Max (Int)

249.651

137.601

Max (Int)

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RESULT OF STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS FOR BEAMS


5th F

Roof

BEAMS PARALLEL TO Z-AXIS


B1
B2
B3

63.3765
75.8655
17.043

53.613
56.511
19.757

B1
B2
B3

66.132
79.164
17.784

55.944
58.968
20.616

B4
B5
B6
B7
B8
B9
B10
B11
B12
B13
B14
B15
B16
B17
B18
B19
B20
B21
B22
B23
B24
B25
B26
B27
B28
B29

9.062
9.108
8.924
8.8205
8.8665
8.3375
2.5875
154.7555
172.638
61.5365
45.333
45.655
45.494
45.517
45.5745
44.712
32.1885
90.7235
97.336
44.712
36.524
36.823
36.846
36.938
37.0415
36.662

18.055
18.078
17.9975
17.963
17.94
17.963
15.5595
114.793
118.979
51.5775
48.2195
48.369
48.3115
48.3115
48.369
48.461
44.068
60.94655
62.376
31.947
30.2795
30.4635
30.429
30.4635
30.521
30.521

B4
B5
B6
B7
B8
B9
B10
B11
B12
B13
B14
B15
B16
B17
B18
B19
B20
B21
B22
B23
B24
B25
B26
B27
B28
B29

9.456
9.504
9.312
9.204
9.252
8.7
2.7
161.484
180.144
64.212
47.304
47.64
47.472
47.496
47.556
46.656
33.588
94.668
101.568
46.656
38.112
38.424
38.448
38.544
38.652
38.256

18.84
18.864
18.78
18.744
18.72
18.744
16.236
119.784
124.152
53.82
50.316
50.472
50.412
50.412
50.472
50.568
45.984
63.5964
65.088
33.336
31.596
31.788
31.752
31.788
31.848
31.848

B30

32.1655

29.5665

B30

33.564

30.852

BEAMS PARALLEL TO X-AXIS


77

B31
B32
B33
B34
B35
B36
B37
B38
B39
B40
B41
B42
B43
B44
B45
B46
B47
B48
B49
B50
B51

140.966
159.572
152.572
146.356
144.088
141.904
139.699
137.473
135.24
132.881
111.783
139.538
194.173
183.799
174.244
172.844
171.367
169.883
168.392
166.887
165.592

58.226
86.905
82.292
77.889
77.343
76.825
76.3
75.768
75.2388
74.641
48.335
68.439
107.023
101.2207
95.704
95.2
94.675
94.15
93.618
93.079
92.582

B31
B32
B33
B34
B35
B36
B37
B38
B39
B40
B41
B42
B43
B44
B45
B46
B47
B48
B49
B50
B51

120.828
136.776
130.776
125.448
123.504
121.632
119.742
117.834
115.92
113.898
95.814
119.604
166.434
157.542
149.352
148.152
146.886
145.614
144.336
143.046
141.936

49.908
74.49
70.536
66.762
66.294
65.85
65.4
64.944
64.4904
63.978
41.43
58.662
91.734
86.7606
82.032
81.6
81.15
80.7
80.244
79.782
79.356

B52

114.387

57.421

B52

98.046

49.218

Max (Ext)

154.7555

114.793

Max (Ext)

161.484

119.784

Max (Int)

194.173

107.023

Max (Int)

180.144

124.152

78

RESULT OF STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS FOR TENSION MEMBERS

Left and Right


Member
T1
T2
T3
T4
T5
T6
T7
T8
T9
T10
T11
T12
T13
T14
T15
T16
T17
T18
T19
T20
Max

P (kN)
18.636
24.591
24.591
18.636
15.496
24.457
24.457
15.496
9.403
22.905
22.905
9.403
1.84
19.66
19.66
1.84
7.233
16.636
16.636
7.233
24.591

79

EXTERNAL COLUMN
INTERNAL COLUMN
Fx
353.69
639.56
525.12
423.87
419.70
418.90
417.65
416.40
415.33
397.81
255.42
652.78
1280.21
1065.77
855.43
849.17
850.31
850.50
850.93
851.67
813.38
458.00
226.32
502.07
401.93
295.60
293.75
295.74
297.24
298.84
300.62
286.42

Mz
35.05
23.88
34.99
27.86
28.39
28.82
29.22
29.58
29.95
31.18
32.73
30.58
2.12
16.67
0.50
0.33
0.24
0.41
0.52
1.01
7.48
3.41
47.63
26.88
18.91
27.96
28.37
28.64
28.78
28.84
30.11
27.68

127.92

22.10

652.78

30.58

1280.21

2.12

80

EXTERNAL COLUMN
INTERNAL COLUMN

81

EXTERNAL COLUMN
INTERNAL COLUMN
M

60.621
72.567
16.302
8.668
8.712

51.282
54.054
18.898
17.27
17.292

8.536
8.437
8.481
7.975
2.475
148.027
165.132
58.861
43.362
43.67
43.516
43.538
43.593
42.768
30.789
86.779
93.104
42.768
34.936
35.222
35.244
35.332
35.431
35.068

17.215
17.182
17.16
17.182
14.883
109.802
113.806
49.335
46.123
46.266
46.211
46.211
46.266
46.354
42.152
58.2967
59.664
30.558
28.963
29.139
29.106
29.139
29.194
29.194

30.767

28.281

161.104
182.368

66.544
99.32
82

174.368
167.264
164.672
162.176
159.656
157.112
154.56
151.864
127.752
159.472
221.912
210.056
199.136
197.536
195.848
194.152
192.448
190.728
189.248

94.048
89.016
88.392
87.8
87.2
86.592
85.9872
85.304
55.24
78.216
122.312
115.6808
109.376
108.8
108.2
107.6
106.992
106.376
105.808

130.728

65.624

161.104

66.544

221.912

122.312

83

EXTERNAL COLUMN
INTERNAL COLUMN

84

85

N MEMBERS

86

87

88

89

90

91

92

93

94

95

96

97

98

99

100

101

102

103

104

105

106

107

108

109

110

111

112

113

114

115

116

117

118

119

120

121

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BEAM DESIGN - TRADEOFF 1 (ROLLED SECTIONS)
GOVERNING BEAM IN TRANSVERSE (BEAM 43)
DESIGN FOR SECOND - FIFTH FLOOR BEAMS
Given Values

Mu
Lb
Fy
f'c
Es

277.39
152.89
7
248
20.7
200000

kNm
kN
m
MPa
MPa
MPa

Ec

21383.708752

MPa

Vu

RESULTS

Part 1. Select a Trial Section for Initial Design


*Assume that fb = 0.60Fy
Determine the required section modulus
fb = Mcap/Sx, solve for Sx
Choose a trial section nearest to the computed Sx

Choosing a Trial Section


fb
Sx

Part 2. Determine if the Section is compact


Criteria of a Compact Section

Trial Section Used: W 18 x 65

a. bf/2tf < 170/sqrt(Fy) - flange


b. d/tw < 1680/sqrt(Fy) - web
Part 3. Unbraced Length
L1 = 200bf/sqrt(Fy)
L2 = 137900/((d/Af)*Fy)
The greater value is Lu, and the other is Lc
The given length value is Lb
Part 4. Compute the Allowable Bending Stress - Strong Axis
Case 1. Compact, Lb < Lc
Fb = 0.66Fy
Case 2. Noncompact, Lb < Lc
Flange Only
Fb = Fy*[.79 - 0.000762*(bf/2tf)*sqrt(Fy)]
Flange and Web
Fb = Fy*[.79 - 0.000762*(bf/2tf)*sqrt(Fy/kc)]

Sx
Sy
A
d
bf
tf
tw
h

rt
rx
ry
Ix
Iy
M
W
Compactness of the Section
bf/2tf
170/sqrt(Fy)
80

where kc = 4.05/((h/tw)^0.46) < 70


else, kc = 1

d/tw
1680/sqrt(Fy)
COMPACT

Case 3. Noncompact, Lb < 200bf/sqrt(Fy)


Fb = 0.60Fy
Case 4. Compact of Noncompact, Tension Only Lb > Lc
Fb = 0.60Fy
Case 5. Compact or Noncompact, Compression Only, Lb > Lc
a = sqrt(703270*Cb/Fy)
b = Lb/rt
c = sqrt(3516330*Cb/Fy)
Max Fb = 0.60Fy
Fb1 = Fy*((2/3)-(((Fy*b)^2)/10.55*10^6Cb))
Fb2 = 1172100*Cb/(b^2)
Fb3 = 82740*Cb/(Lb*d/Af)
Cb is equal to 1
If a < b < c, use larger of Fb1 and Fb3
If b > c, use larger of Fb2 and Fb3
Else, Use Fb3
*Always check with the maximum
Part 5. Compute the Allowable Bending Stress - Weak Axis
Case 1. Compact
Fb = 0.75Fy
Case 2. NonCompact
Fb = 0.60Fy
Part 6. Check the Flexural Stress
Compte for actual fb
If fb < Fb, dimensions are "SAFE", else, "Redesign"
*Redesign means select another section
Part 7. Check the Shear Stress
*Actual Shear Stress
fv = Vu/dtw
*Allowable Shear Stress
Max Fv = 0.40Fy

Unbraced Length
L1
L2
Lc
Lu
Lb
Allowable Bending Stress - Strong Axis
Case 1
Fb
Case 2
NC
h/tw
kc
Fb
Case 3
Fb
Case 4
Fb
Case 5
a
b
c
max Fb
Fb1
Fb2
Fb3
Fb
Select Case
Fb
Allowable Bending Stress - Strong Axis
Case 1
Fb
Case 2
Fb
Select Case

81

If h/tw < 998/sqrt(Fy)


Fv = 0.40Fy
Else, we need to add stiffeners, and use
Fv = Fy*Cv/2.89
to solve for Cv,
Let j = h/tw
*Cv = 310264*kv/(Fy*j^2), Cv < 0.8
Cv = 500*sqrt(kv/Fy)/j, Cv > 0.8
Let z = a/h
*kv = 4 + 5.34/z^2, if z < 1
kv = 5.34 + 4/z^2, if z > 1
*a < h*(260/j)^2
If fv < Fv, the section is "SAFE", else "Redesign"
Part 8. Check the deflection
*Actual Deflection
x = 5*W*(Lb^4)/EIx
y = 5*W*(Lb^4)/EIy
actual = sqrt(x^2 + y^2)
W is the weight by the moment, and section
*Allowable Deflection
allowable = L/360
If actual < allowable, the section is "SAFE",
else "Redesign"

Fb
Check for Flexural
fb(actual)
Fb
REDESIGN
Check for Shear
fv
max Fv
j
a
a/h
kv
Cv
Fv
Fv
SAFE
Check for Deflection
W
x
y
actual
allwable
SAFE

82

BEAM DESIGN - TRADEOFF 1 (ROLLED SECTIONS)


GOVERNING BEAM IN INTERIOR LONGITUDINAL
DESIGN FOR SECOND - FIFTH FLOOR BEAMS
Given Values

Mu
Lb
Fy
f'c
Es

150.12
103.46
4.5
248
20.7
200000

kNm
kN
m
MPa
MPa
MPa

Ec

21383.708752

MPa

Vu

RESULTS

Part 1. Select a Trial Section for Initial Design


*Assume that fb = 0.60Fy
Determine the required section modulus
fb = Mcap/Sx, solve for Sx
Choose a trial section nearest to the computed Sx

Choosing a Trial Section


fb
Sx

Part 2. Determine if the Section is compact


Criteria of a Compact Section

Trial Section Used: W 16 x 40

a. bf/2tf < 170/sqrt(Fy) - flange


b. d/tw < 1680/sqrt(Fy) - web
Part 3. Unbraced Length
L1 = 200bf/sqrt(Fy)
L2 = 137900/((d/Af)*Fy)
The greater value is Lu, and the other is Lc
The given length value is Lb
Part 4. Compute the Allowable Bending Stress - Strong Axis
Case 1. Compact, Lb < Lc
Fb = 0.66Fy
Case 2. Noncompact, Lb < Lc
Flange Only
Fb = Fy*[.79 - 0.000762*(bf/2tf)*sqrt(Fy)]

Sx
Sy
A
d
bf
tf
tw
h

rt
rx
ry
Ix
Iy
M
W
Compactness of the Section
83

Flange and Web


Fb = Fy*[.79 - 0.000762*(bf/2tf)*sqrt(Fy/kc)]
where kc = 4.05/((h/tw)^0.46) < 70
else, kc = 1

bf/2tf
170/sqrt(Fy)
d/tw
1680/sqrt(Fy)
COMPACT

Case 3. Noncompact, Lb < 200bf/sqrt(Fy)


Fb = 0.60Fy
Case 4. Compact of Noncompact, Tension Only Lb > Lc
Fb = 0.60Fy
Case 5. Compact or Noncompact, Compression Only, Lb > Lc
a = sqrt(703270*Cb/Fy)
b = Lb/rt
c = sqrt(3516330*Cb/Fy)
Max Fb = 0.60Fy
Fb1 = Fy*((2/3)-(((Fy*b)^2)/10.55*10^6Cb))
Fb2 = 1172100*Cb/(b^2)
Fb3 = 82740*Cb/(Lb*d/Af)
Cb is equal to 1
If a < b < c, use larger of Fb1 and Fb3
If b > c, use larger of Fb2 and Fb3
Else, Use Fb3
*Always check with the maximum
Part 5. Compute the Allowable Bending Stress - Weak Axis
Case 1. Compact
Fb = 0.75Fy
Case 1. NonCompact
Fb = 0.60Fy
Part 6. Check the Flexural Stress
Compte for actual fb
If fb < Fb, dimensions are "SAFE", else, "Redesign"
*Redesign means select another section
Part 7. Check the Shear Stress
*Actual Shear Stress
fv = Vu/dtw

Unbraced Length
L1
L2
Lc
Lu
Lb
Allowable Bending Stress - Strong Axis
Case 1
Fb
Case 2
NC
h/tw
kc
Fb
Case 3
Fb
Case 4
Fb
Case 5
a
b
c
max Fb
Fb1
Fb2
Fb3
Fb
Select Case
Fb
Allowable Bending Stress - Strong Axis
Case 1
Fb
Case 2

84

*Allowable Shear Stress


Max Fv = 0.40Fy
If h/tw < 998/sqrt(Fy)
Fv = 0.40Fy
Else, we need to add stiffeners, and use
Fv = Fy*Cv/2.89
to solve for Cv,
Let j = h/tw
*Cv = 310264*kv/(Fy*j^2), Cv < 0.8
Cv = 500*sqrt(kv/Fy)/j, Cv > 0.8
Let z = a/h
*kv = 4 + 5.34/z^2, if z < 1
kv = 5.34 + 4/z^2, if z > 1
*a < h*(260/j)^2
If fv < Fv, the section is "SAFE", else "Redesign"
Part 8. Check the deflection
*Actual Deflection
x = 5*W*(Lb^4)/EIx
y = 5*W*(Lb^4)/EIy
actual = sqrt(x^2 + y^2)
W is the weight by the moment, and section
*Allowable Deflection
allowable = L/360
If actual < allowable, the section is "SAFE",
else "Redesign"

Fb
Select Case
Fb
Check for Flexural
fb(actual)
Fb
SAFE
Check for Shear
fv
max Fv
j
a
a/h
kv
Cv
Fv
Fv
SAFE
Check for Deflection
W
x
y
actual
allwable
SAFE

85

BEAM DESIGN - TRADEOFF 1 (ROLLED SECTIONS)


GOVERNING BEAM IN EXTERIOR LONGITUDINAL
DESIGN FOR SECOND - FIFTH FLOOR BEAMS
Given Values

Mu
Lb
Fy
f'c
Es

84.64
54.24
4.5
248
20.7
200000

kNm
kN
m
MPa
MPa
MPa

Ec

21383.708752

MPa

Vu

RESULTS

Part 1. Select a Trial Section for Initial Design


*Assume that fb = 0.60Fy
Determine the required section modulus
fb = Mcap/Sx, solve for Sx
Choose a trial section nearest to the computed Sx

Choosing a Trial Section


fb
Sx

Part 2. Determine if the Section is compact


Criteria of a Compact Section

Trial Section Used: W 12 x 30

a. bf/2tf < 170/sqrt(Fy) - flange


b. d/tw < 1680/sqrt(Fy) - web
Part 3. Unbraced Length
L1 = 200bf/sqrt(Fy)
L2 = 137900/((d/Af)*Fy)
The greater value is Lu, and the other is Lc
The given length value is Lb
Part 4. Compute the Allowable Bending Stress - Strong Axis
Case 1. Compact, Lb < Lc
Fb = 0.66Fy

Sx
Sy
A
d
bf
tf
tw
h

rt
rx
ry
Ix
Iy
M
86

Case 2. Noncompact, Lb < Lc


Flange Only
Fb = Fy*[.79 - 0.000762*(bf/2tf)*sqrt(Fy)]
Flange and Web
Fb = Fy*[.79 - 0.000762*(bf/2tf)*sqrt(Fy/kc)]
where kc = 4.05/((h/tw)^0.46) < 70
else, kc = 1
Case 3. Noncompact, Lb < 200bf/sqrt(Fy)
Fb = 0.60Fy
Case 4. Compact of Noncompact, Tension Only Lb > Lc
Fb = 0.60Fy
Case 5. Compact or Noncompact, Compression Only, Lb > Lc
a = sqrt(703270*Cb/Fy)
b = Lb/rt
c = sqrt(3516330*Cb/Fy)
Max Fb = 0.60Fy
Fb1 = Fy*((2/3)-(((Fy*b)^2)/10.55*10^6Cb))
Fb2 = 1172100*Cb/(b^2)
Fb3 = 82740*Cb/(Lb*d/Af)
Cb is equal to 1
If a < b < c, use larger of Fb1 and Fb3
If b > c, use larger of Fb2 and Fb3
Else, Use Fb3
*Always check with the maximum
Part 5. Compute the Allowable Bending Stress - Weak Axis
Case 1. Compact
Fb = 0.75Fy
Case 1. NonCompact
Fb = 0.60Fy
Part 6. Check the Flexural Stress
Compte for actual fb
If fb < Fb, dimensions are "SAFE", else, "Redesign"
*Redesign means select another section

W
Compactness of the Section
bf/2tf
170/sqrt(Fy)
d/tw
1680/sqrt(Fy)
COMPACT
Unbraced Length
L1
L2
Lc
Lu
Lb
Allowable Bending Stress - Strong Axis
Case 1
Fb
Case 2
NC
h/tw
kc
Fb
Case 3
Fb
Case 4
Fb
Case 5
a
b
c
max Fb
Fb1
Fb2
Fb3
Fb
Select Case
Fb
Allowable Bending Stress - Strong Axis

87

Part 7. Check the Shear Stress


*Actual Shear Stress
fv = Vu/dtw
*Allowable Shear Stress
Max Fv = 0.40Fy
If h/tw < 998/sqrt(Fy)
Fv = 0.40Fy
Else, we need to add stiffeners, and use
Fv = Fy*Cv/2.89
to solve for Cv,
Let j = h/tw
*Cv = 310264*kv/(Fy*j^2), Cv < 0.8
Cv = 500*sqrt(kv/Fy)/j, Cv > 0.8
Let z = a/h
*kv = 4 + 5.34/z^2, if z < 1
kv = 5.34 + 4/z^2, if z > 1
*a < h*(260/j)^2
If fv < Fv, the section is "SAFE", else "Redesign"
Part 8. Check the deflection
*Actual Deflection
x = 5*W*(Lb^4)/EIx
y = 5*W*(Lb^4)/EIy
actual = sqrt(x^2 + y^2)
W is the weight by the moment, and section
*Allowable Deflection
allowable = L/360
If actual < allowable, the section is "SAFE",
else "Redesign"

Case 1
Fb
Case 2
Fb
Select Case
Fb
Check for Flexural
fb(actual)
Fb
SAFE
Check for Shear
fv
max Fv
j
a
a/h
kv
Cv
Fv
Fv
SAFE
Check for Deflection
W
x
y
actual
allwable
SAFE

88

S)

BEAMS
BEAMS AT 2ND FLR
Transverse
Interior Longitudinal
Exterior Longitudinal
BEAMS AT 3RD FLR
Transverse
Interior Longitudinal
Exterior Longitudinal
RESULTS

BEAMS AT 4TH FLR

ng a Trial Section
148.80
1864180.11

ction Used: W 18 x 65
1911000.00
236600.00
12323.00
468.10
192.80
19.10
11.40
429.90
50.04
190.11
43.02
445368000.00
22808000.00
105.50
1034.96

MPa
mm3

mm3
mm3
mm2
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm4
mm4
kg/m
kN/m

Transverse
Interior Longitudinal
Exterior Longitudinal
BEAMS AT 5TH FLR
Transverse
Interior Longitudinal
Exterior Longitudinal
BEAMS ATROOF FLR
Transverse
Interior Longitudinal
Exterior Longitudinal

TENSION MEMBE
ALL

ctness of the Section


5.05
10.80
89

41.06
106.68
COMPACT

2448.56
4374.36
2448.56
4374.36
7000.00

mm
mm
mm
mm
mm

le Bending Stress - Strong Axis


163.68

MPa

Flange Only
37.71
0.76
180.90

MPa

148.80

MPa

148.80

MPa

53.25
139.89
119.07
148.80
51.25
59.90
92.99
92.99
Case 5
92.99

Flange Only
Web and Flange
180.89978465
kc
0.7625744147
178.71973872
1
2
3
4
5

92.986356761
92.986356761
92.986356761
MPa
MPa
MPa
MPa
MPa

Case 1
Case 2
Case 3
Case 4
Case 5

le Bending Stress - Strong Axis


186.00

MPa

148.8
Case 1

MPa

90

186

145.15
92.99
REDESIGN

MPa

47.86252504
38.195824
42.106595223
5.8247779422

MPa

28.65
99.20
37.71
150.00
0.35
47.86
5.82
499.84
99.20
SAFE

MPa
MPa

1.08
0.38
7.40
7.41
19.44

kN/m
mm
mm
mm
mm

mm

MPa
MPa

or Deflection

SAFE

91

S)

RESULTS

ng a Trial Section
148.80
1008870.97

ction Used: W 16 x 40
1060300.00
135400.00
7013.00
406.70
178.70
14.40
8.80
377.90
46.48
168.29
39.78
215808000.00
12029000.00
59.90
587.62

MPa
mm3

mm3
mm3
mm2
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm4
mm4
kg/m
kN/m

ctness of the Section


92

6.20
10.80
46.22
106.68
COMPACT

2269.49
3518.24
2269.49
3518.24
4500.00

mm
mm
mm
mm
mm

le Bending Stress - Strong Axis


163.68

MPa

Flange Only
42.94
0.72
177.45

MPa

148.80

MPa

148.80

MPa

53.25
96.82
119.07
148.80
110.69
125.05
116.34
116.34
Case 1
163.68

Flange Only
Web and Flange
177.4543518
kc
0.7183294668
174.13273498
1
2
3
4
5

116.33646816
125.04659693
116.33646816
MPa
MPa
MPa
MPa
MPa

Case 1
Case 2
Case 3
Case 4
Case 5

le Bending Stress - Strong Axis


186.00

MPa

93

148.8

MPa

186

MPa

Case 1

141.58
163.68
SAFE

37.893195973
30.728161778
25.707065422
4.5512486395

MPa

28.91
99.20
42.94
150.00
0.40
37.89
4.55
390.56
99.20
SAFE

MPa
MPa

0.65
0.08
1.44
1.44
12.50

kN/m
mm
mm
mm
mm

mm

MPa
MPa

or Deflection

SAFE

94

S)
L

RESULTS

ng a Trial Section
148.80
568817.20

ction Used: W 12 x 30
577300000.00
58100000.00
4961.00
353.30
127.60
10.70
6.50
331.90
32.51
143.37
27.34
99063000.00
8449000.00
44.60

MPa
mm3

mm3
mm3
mm2
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm4
mm4
kg/m
95

437.53

kN/m

ctness of the Section


5.96
10.80
54.35
106.68
COMPACT

1620.52
2148.84
1620.52
2148.84
4500.00

mm
mm
mm
mm
mm

le Bending Stress - Strong Axis


163.68

MPa

Flange Only
51.06
0.66
178.18

MPa

148.80

MPa

148.80

MPa

53.25
138.42
119.07
148.80
53.64
61.17
71.05
71.05
Case 1
163.68

Flange Only
Web and Flange
178.17527008
kc
0.6633333478
174.13269676
1
2
3
4
5

71.054864799
71.054864799
71.054864799
MPa
MPa
MPa
MPa
MPa

Case 1
Case 2
Case 3
Case 4
Case 5

le Bending Stress - Strong Axis

96

186.00

MPa

148.8

MPa

186

MPa

Case 1

0.15
163.68
SAFE

30.144072773
24.9235751111
14.464180889
3.4139034379

MPa

23.62
99.20
51.06
150.00
0.45
30.14
3.41
292.96
99.20
SAFE

MPa
MPa

0.47
0.13
1.49
1.49
12.50

kN/m
mm
mm
mm
mm

mm

MPa
MPa

or Deflection

SAFE

97

BEAMS
MS AT 2ND FLR
W 18 x 65
W 16 x 40
W 12 x 30

MS AT 3RD FLR
W 18 x 65
W 16 x 40
W 12 x 30

MS AT 4TH FLR

Corner

W 18 x 46

COLUMNS AT 3RD - 4TH FLR


W 18 x 65
W 16 x 40
W 12 x 30

MS AT 5TH FLR

W 18 x 65
W 16 x 40
W 12 x 30
S ATROOF FLR
W 18 x 65
W 16 x 40
W 12 x 30

ALL

COLUMNS
COLUMNS AT GRD - 2ND FLR
Interior
W 27 x 161
Exterior
W 21 x 83
Corner
W 18 x 46
COLUMNS AT 2ND - 3RD FLR
Interior
W 27 x 161
Exterior
W 21 x 83

Interior
W 27 x 161
Exterior
W 21 x 83
Corner
W 18 x 46
COLUMNS AT 4TH - 5TH FLR
Interior
W 27 x 161
Exterior
W 21 x 83
Corner
W 18 x 46
COLUMNS AT 5TH - ROOF FLR
Interior
W 27 x 161
Exterior
W 21 x 83
Corner
W 18 x 46

TENSION MEMBERS
L 40 X 40 X 5

98

99

100

101

102

103

104

105

106

,
BEAM DESIGN BASIS - TRADEOFF 2 (BUILT UP SECTIONS)
GOVERNING BEAM INTERIOR TRANSVERSE (BEAM 43)
SECOND FLOOR BEAMS
Given Values

Mu
Lb
Fy
f'c
Es

277.39
152.89
7
248
20.7
200000

kNm
kN
m
MPa
MPa
MPa

Ec

21383.708752

MPa

Vu

RESULTS

Part 1. Select a Trial Section for Initial Design


*Assume that fb = 0.60Fy
Determine the required section modulus
fb = Mcap/Sx, solve for Sx
Choose a trial section nearest to the computed Sx

Choosing a Trial Section


fb
Sx

Part 2. Determine if the Section is compact


Criteria of a Compact Section

Trial Section Used: BW 450 x 95

a. bf/2tf < 170/sqrt(Fy) - flange


b. d/tw < 1680/sqrt(Fy) - web
Part 3. Unbraced Length
L1 = 200bf/sqrt(Fy)
L2 = 137900/((d/Af)*Fy)
The greater value is Lu, and the other is Lc
The given length value is Lb
Part 4. Compute the Allowable Bending Stress - Strong Axis
Case 1. Compact, Lb < Lc
Fb = 0.66Fy
Case 2. Noncompact, Lb < Lc
Flange Only
Fb = Fy*[.79 - 0.000762*(bf/2tf)*sqrt(Fy)]
Flange and Web
Fb = Fy*[.79 - 0.000762*(bf/2tf)*sqrt(Fy/kc)]

Sx
Sy
A
d
bf
tf
tw
h

rt
rx
ry
Ix
Iy
M
W
Compactness of the Section
bf/2tf
170/sqrt(Fy)
89

where kc = 4.05/((h/tw)^0.46) < 70


else, kc = 1

d/tw
1680/sqrt(Fy)
COMPACT

Case 3. Noncompact, Lb < 200bf/sqrt(Fy)


Fb = 0.60Fy
Case 4. Compact or Noncompact, Tension Only Lb > Lc
Fb = 0.60Fy
Case 5. Compact or Noncompact, Compression Only, Lb > Lc
a = sqrt(703270*Cb/Fy)
b = Lb/rt
c = sqrt(3516330*Cb/Fy)
Max Fb = 0.60Fy
Fb1 = Fy*((2/3)-(((Fy*b)^2)/10.55*10^6Cb))
Fb2 = 1172100*Cb/(b^2)
Fb3 = 82740*Cb/(Lb*d/Af)
Cb is equal to 1
If a < b < c, use larger of Fb1 and Fb3
If b > c, use larger of Fb2 and Fb3
Else, Use Fb3
*Always check with the maximum
Part 5. Compute the Allowable Bending Stress - Weak Axis
Case 1. Compact
Fb = 0.75Fy
Case 1. NonCompact
Fb = 0.60Fy
Part 6. Check the Flexural Stress
Compte for actual fb
If fb < Fb, dimensions are "SAFE", else, "Redesign"
*Redesign means select another section
Part 7. Check the Shear Stress
*Actual Shear Stress
fv = Vu/dtw
*Allowable Shear Stress
Max Fv = 0.40Fy

Unbraced Length
L1
L2
Lc
Lu
Lb
Allowable Bending Stress - Strong Axis
Case 1
Fb
Case 2
NC
h/tw
kc
Fb
Case 3
Fb
Case 4
Fb
Case 5
a
b
c
max Fb
Fb1
Fb2
Fb3
Fb
Select Case
Fb
Allowable Bending Stress - Strong Axis
Case 1
Fb
Case 2
Fb
Select Case

90

If h/tw < 998/sqrt(Fy)


Fv = 0.40Fy
Else, we need to add stiffeners, and use
Fv = Fy*Cv/2.89
to solve for Cv,
Let j = h/tw
*Cv = 310264*kv/(Fy*j^2), Cv < 0.8
Cv = 500*sqrt(kv/Fy)/j, Cv > 0.8
Let z = a/h
*kv = 4 + 5.34/z^2, if z < 1
kv = 5.34 + 4/z^2, if z > 1
*a < h*(260/j)^2
If fv < Fv, the section is "SAFE", else "Redesign"
Part 8. Check the deflection
*Actual Deflection
x = 5*W*(Lb^4)/EIx
y = 5*W*(Lb^4)/EIy
actual = sqrt(x^2 + y^2)
W is the weight by the moment, and section
*Allowable Deflection
allowable = L/360
If actual < allowable, the section is "SAFE",
else "Redesign"

Fb
Check for Flexural
fb(actual)
Fb
REDESIGN
Check for Shear
fv
max Fv
j
a
a/h
kv
Cv
Fv
Fv
SAFE
Check for Deflection
W
x
y
actual
allwable
SAFE

91

BEAM DESIGN BASIS - TRADEOFF 2 (BUILT UP SECTIONS)


GOVERNING BEAM IN INTERIOR LONGITUDINAL
DESIGN FOR SECOND - FIFTH FLOOR BEAMS
Given Values

Mu
Lb
Fy
f'c
Es

150.12
103.46
4.5
248
20.7
200000

kNm
kN
m
MPa
MPa
MPa

Ec

21383.708752

MPa

Vu

RESULTS

Part 1. Select a Trial Section for Initial Design


*Assume that fb = 0.60Fy
Determine the required section modulus
fb = Mcap/Sx, solve for Sx
Choose a trial section nearest to the computed Sx

Choosing a Trial Section


fb
Sx

Part 2. Determine if the Section is compact


Criteria of a Compact Section

Trial Section Used: BW 450 x 95

a. bf/2tf < 170/sqrt(Fy) - flange


b. d/tw < 1680/sqrt(Fy) - web
Part 3. Unbraced Length
L1 = 200bf/sqrt(Fy)
L2 = 137900/((d/Af)*Fy)
The greater value is Lu, and the other is Lc
The given length value is Lb
Part 4. Compute the Allowable Bending Stress - Strong Axis
Case 1. Compact, Lb < Lc
Fb = 0.66Fy
Case 2. Noncompact, Lb < Lc
Flange Only
Fb = Fy*[.79 - 0.000762*(bf/2tf)*sqrt(Fy)]

Sx
Sy
A
d
bf
tf
tw
h

rt
rx
ry
Ix
Iy
M
W
Compactness of the Section
92

Flange and Web


Fb = Fy*[.79 - 0.000762*(bf/2tf)*sqrt(Fy/kc)]
where kc = 4.05/((h/tw)^0.46) < 70
else, kc = 1

bf/2tf
170/sqrt(Fy)
d/tw
1680/sqrt(Fy)
COMPACT

Case 3. Noncompact, Lb < 200bf/sqrt(Fy)


Fb = 0.60Fy
Case 4. Compact or Noncompact, Tension Only Lb > Lc
Fb = 0.60Fy
Case 5. Compact or Noncompact, Compression Only, Lb > Lc
a = sqrt(703270*Cb/Fy)
b = Lb/rt
c = sqrt(3516330*Cb/Fy)
Max Fb = 0.60Fy
Fb1 = Fy*((2/3)-(((Fy*b)^2)/10.55*10^6Cb))
Fb2 = 1172100*Cb/(b^2)
Fb3 = 82740*Cb/(Lb*d/Af)
Cb is equal to 1
If a < b < c, use larger of Fb1 and Fb3
If b > c, use larger of Fb2 and Fb3
Else, Use Fb3
*Always check with the maximum
Part 5. Compute the Allowable Bending Stress - Weak Axis
Case 1. Compact
Fb = 0.75Fy
Case 1. NonCompact
Fb = 0.60Fy
Part 6. Check the Flexural Stress
Compte for actual fb
If fb < Fb, dimensions are "SAFE", else, "Redesign"
*Redesign means select another section
Part 7. Check the Shear Stress
*Actual Shear Stress
fv = Vu/dtw

Unbraced Length
L1
L2
Lc
Lu
Lb
Allowable Bending Stress - Strong Axis
Case 1
Fb
Case 2
NC
h/tw
kc
Fb
Case 3
Fb
Case 4
Fb
Case 5
a
b
c
max Fb
Fb1
Fb2
Fb3
Fb
Select Case
Fb
Allowable Bending Stress - Strong Axis
Case 1
Fb
Case 2

93

*Allowable Shear Stress


Max Fv = 0.40Fy
If h/tw < 998/sqrt(Fy)
Fv = 0.40Fy
Else, we need to add stiffeners, and use
Fv = Fy*Cv/2.89
to solve for Cv,
Let j = h/tw
*Cv = 310264*kv/(Fy*j^2), Cv < 0.8
Cv = 500*sqrt(kv/Fy)/j, Cv > 0.8
Let z = a/h
*kv = 4 + 5.34/z^2, if z < 1
kv = 5.34 + 4/z^2, if z > 1
*a < h*(260/j)^2
If fv < Fv, the section is "SAFE", else "Redesign"
Part 8. Check the deflection
*Actual Deflection
x = 5*W*(Lb^4)/EIx
y = 5*W*(Lb^4)/EIy
actual = sqrt(x^2 + y^2)
W is the weight by the moment, and section
*Allowable Deflection
allowable = L/360
If actual < allowable, the section is "SAFE",
else "Redesign"

Fb
Select Case
Fb
Check for Flexural
fb(actual)
Fb
SAFE
Check for Shear
fv
max Fv
j
a
a/h
kv
Cv
Fv
Fv
SAFE
Check for Deflection
W
x
y
actual
allwable
SAFE

94

BEAM DESIGN BASIS - TRADEOFF 2 (BUILT UP SECTIONS)


GOVERNING BEAM IN EXTERIOR LONGITUDINAL
DESIGN FOR SECOND - FIFTH FLOOR BEAMS
Given Values

Mu
Lb
Fy
f'c
Es

84.64
54.24
4.5
248
20.7
200000

kNm
kN
m
MPa
MPa
MPa

Ec

21383.708752

MPa

Vu

RESULTS

Part 1. Select a Trial Section for Initial Design


*Assume that fb = 0.60Fy
Determine the required section modulus
fb = Mcap/Sx, solve for Sx
Choose a trial section nearest to the computed Sx

Choosing a Trial Section


fb
Sx

Part 2. Determine if the Section is compact


Criteria of a Compact Section

Trial Section Used: BW 450 x 95

a. bf/2tf < 170/sqrt(Fy) - flange


b. d/tw < 1680/sqrt(Fy) - web
Part 3. Unbraced Length
L1 = 200bf/sqrt(Fy)
L2 = 137900/((d/Af)*Fy)
The greater value is Lu, and the other is Lc
The given length value is Lb
Part 4. Compute the Allowable Bending Stress - Strong Axis
Case 1. Compact, Lb < Lc
Fb = 0.66Fy

Sx
Sy
A
d
bf
tf
tw
h

rt
rx
ry
Ix
Iy
M
95

Case 2. Noncompact, Lb < Lc


Flange Only
Fb = Fy*[.79 - 0.000762*(bf/2tf)*sqrt(Fy)]
Flange and Web
Fb = Fy*[.79 - 0.000762*(bf/2tf)*sqrt(Fy/kc)]
where kc = 4.05/((h/tw)^0.46) < 70
else, kc = 1
Case 3. Noncompact, Lb < 200bf/sqrt(Fy)
Fb = 0.60Fy
Case 4. Compact or Noncompact, Tension Only Lb > Lc
Fb = 0.60Fy
Case 5. Compact or Noncompact, Compression Only, Lb > Lc
a = sqrt(703270*Cb/Fy)
b = Lb/rt
c = sqrt(3516330*Cb/Fy)
Max Fb = 0.60Fy
Fb1 = Fy*((2/3)-(((Fy*b)^2)/10.55*10^6Cb))
Fb2 = 1172100*Cb/(b^2)
Fb3 = 82740*Cb/(Lb*d/Af)
Cb is equal to 1
If a < b < c, use larger of Fb1 and Fb3
If b > c, use larger of Fb2 and Fb3
Else, Use Fb3
*Always check with the maximum
Part 5. Compute the Allowable Bending Stress - Weak Axis
Case 1. Compact
Fb = 0.75Fy
Case 1. NonCompact
Fb = 0.60Fy
Part 6. Check the Flexural Stress
Compte for actual fb
If fb < Fb, dimensions are "SAFE", else, "Redesign"
*Redesign means select another section

W
Compactness of the Section
bf/2tf
170/sqrt(Fy)
d/tw
1680/sqrt(Fy)
COMPACT
Unbraced Length
L1
L2
Lc
Lu
Lb
Allowable Bending Stress - Strong Axis
Case 1
Fb
Case 2
NC
h/tw
kc
Fb
Case 3
Fb
Case 4
Fb
Case 5
a
b
c
max Fb
Fb1
Fb2
Fb3
Fb
Select Case
Fb
Allowable Bending Stress - Strong Axis

96

Part 7. Check the Shear Stress


*Actual Shear Stress
fv = Vu/dtw
*Allowable Shear Stress
Max Fv = 0.40Fy
If h/tw < 998/sqrt(Fy)
Fv = 0.40Fy
Else, we need to add stiffeners, and use
Fv = Fy*Cv/2.89
to solve for Cv,
Let j = h/tw
*Cv = 310264*kv/(Fy*j^2), Cv < 0.8
Cv = 500*sqrt(kv/Fy)/j, Cv > 0.8
Let z = a/h
*kv = 4 + 5.34/z^2, if z < 1
kv = 5.34 + 4/z^2, if z > 1
*a < h*(260/j)^2
If fv < Fv, the section is "SAFE", else "Redesign"
Part 8. Check the deflection
*Actual Deflection
x = 5*W*(Lb^4)/EIx
y = 5*W*(Lb^4)/EIy
actual = sqrt(x^2 + y^2)
W is the weight by the moment, and section
*Allowable Deflection
allowable = L/360
If actual < allowable, the section is "SAFE",
else "Redesign"

Case 1
Fb
Case 2
Fb
Select Case
Fb
Check for Flexural
fb(actual)
Fb
SAFE
Check for Shear
fv
max Fv
j
a
a/h
kv
Cv
Fv
Fv
SAFE
Check for Deflection
W
x
y
actual
allwable
SAFE

97

ONS)
43)

RESULTS

ng a Trial Section
148.80
1864180.11

ction Used: BW 450 x 95


1900000.00
267000.00
12100.00
450.00
200.00
20.00
10.00
410.00
53.40
188.00
47.00
429000000.00
27000000.00
94.99
931.85

MPa
mm3

mm3
mm3
mm2
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm4
mm4
kg/m
N/m

ctness of the Section


5.00
10.80
98

45.00
106.68
COMPACT

2540.00
4942.65
2540.00
4942.65
7000.00

mm
mm
mm
mm
mm

le Bending Stress - Strong Axis


163.68

MPa

Flange Only
41.00
0.73
181.04

MPa

148.80

MPa

148.80

MPa

53.25
131.09
119.07
148.80
65.16
68.21
105.07
105.07
Case 5
105.07

Flange Only
Web and Flange
181.04001488
kc
0.7337944947
178.5493819
1
2
3
4
5

105.06666667
105.06666667
105.06666667
MPa
MPa
MPa
MPa
MPa

Case 1
Case 2
Case 3
Case 4
Case 5

le Bending Stress - Strong Axis


186.00

MPa

148.8

MPa

Case 1

99

186

145.99
105.07
REDESIGN

MPa

43.895733333
35.224444444
32.668884225
5.130639042

MPa

33.98
99.20
41.00
150.00
0.37
43.90
5.13
440.28
99.20
SAFE

MPa
MPa

0.98
0.36
5.66
5.67
19.44

kN/m
mm
mm
mm
mm

mm

MPa
MPa

or Deflection

SAFE

100

ONS)

RESULTS

ng a Trial Section
148.80
1008870.97

ction Used: BW 450 x 95


1900000.00
267000.00
12100.00
450.00
200.00
20.00
10.00
410.00
53.40
188.00
47.00
429000000.00
27000000.00
94.99
931.85

MPa
mm3

mm3
mm3
mm2
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm4
mm4
kg/m
N/m

ctness of the Section


101

5.00
10.80
45.00
106.68
COMPACT

2540.00
4942.65
2540.00
4942.65
4500.00

mm
mm
mm
mm
mm

le Bending Stress - Strong Axis


163.68

MPa

Flange Only
41.00
0.73
181.04

MPa

148.80

MPa

148.80

MPa

53.25
84.27
119.07
148.80
123.93
165.05
163.44
163.44
Case 5
163.44

Flange Only
Web and Flange
181.04001488
kc
0.7337944947
178.5493819
1
2
3
4
5

163.43703704
165.05251733
163.43703704
MPa
MPa
MPa
MPa
MPa

Case 1
Case 2
Case 3
Case 4
Case 5

le Bending Stress - Strong Axis


186.00

MPa

102

148.8

MPa

186

MPa

Case 1

79.01
163.44
SAFE

43.895733333
35.224444444
32.668884225
5.130639042

MPa

22.99
99.20
41.00
150.00
0.37
43.90
5.13
440.28
99.20
SAFE

MPa
MPa

0.99
0.06
0.98
0.98
12.50

kN/m
mm
mm
mm
mm

mm

MPa
MPa

or Deflection

SAFE

103

ONS)
L

RESULTS

ng a Trial Section
148.80
568817.20

ction Used: BW 450 x 95


1900000.00
267000.00
12100.00
450.00
200.00
20.00
10.00
410.00
53.40
188.00
47.00
429000000.00
27000000.00
94.99

MPa
mm3

mm3
mm3
mm2
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm4
mm4
kg/m
104

931.85

N/m

ctness of the Section


5.00
10.80
45.00
106.68
COMPACT

2540.00
4942.65
2540.00
4942.65
4500.00

mm
mm
mm
mm
mm

le Bending Stress - Strong Axis


163.68

MPa

Flange Only
41.00
0.73
181.04

MPa

148.80

MPa

148.80

MPa

53.25
84.27
119.07
148.80
123.93
165.05
163.44
163.44
Case 5
163.44

Flange Only
Web and Flange
181.04001488
kc
0.7337944947
178.5493819
1
2
3
4
5

163.43703704
165.05251733
163.43703704
MPa
MPa
MPa
MPa
MPa

Case 1
Case 2
Case 3
Case 4
Case 5

le Bending Stress - Strong Axis

105

186.00

MPa

148.8

MPa

186

MPa

Case 1

44.55
163.44
SAFE

43.895733333
35.224444444
32.668884225
5.130639042

MPa

12.05
99.20
41.00
150.00
0.37
43.90
5.13
440.28
99.20
SAFE

MPa
MPa

0.97
0.06
0.95
0.96
12.50

kN/m
mm
mm
mm
mm

mm

MPa
MPa

or Deflection

SAFE

106

107

108

109

110

111

112

113

114

115

COLUMN DESIGN -TRADEOFF 1 (ROLLED SECTION)


GOVERNING COLUMN - COLUMN 13 (INTERIOR COLUMN)
DESIGN FOR GROUND - FIFTH FLOOR COLUMNS
Given
Pu
Ec
Es
Fy
f'c
Lb
k

2133.68
21383.709
200000
248
20.7
3
1

kN
MPa
MPa
MPa
MPa
m

Part 1. Determine a Trial Section


*Assume kL/r = 120 (maximum)
Cc = sqrt( 2^2*Es/Fy)
*If kL/r < Cc (Intermediate Columns)
FS = (5/3)+(3(kL/r)/8Cc)-((kL/r)^3/8(Cc^3))
Fa = (1 - (kL/r)^2/2(Cc^2))*(Fy/FS)
*If kL/r > Cc (Long Columns)
Fa = 12*^2*E/23(kL/r)^2
Solve for Trial Area
A = P/Fa
USE Computed A in picking
a Trial Section
Part 2. Determine the Slenderness Ratio
Compute for:
kL/rx
kL/rz
*Use the greater value between the 2
Cc
Part 3. Compute for Allowable Compressive Stress
*If kL/r < Cc (Intermediate Columns)
FS = 5/3 + (3(kL/r)/8Cc) - ((kL/r)^3/8(Cc^3))
Fa = (1 - (kL/r)^2/2(Cc^2))*(Fy/FS)
*If kL/r > Cc (Long Columns)
Fa = 12*^2*E/23(kL/r)^2

RESULTS
kL/r
Cc
FS
Fa
A

120
126.169397145
INTERMEDIATE
1.9157846604
70.9005335468
30093.9907397

Trial Section Used: W 27 x 161


30581.00
A
7489900.00
Sx
1171900.00
Sy
700.80
d
356.10
bf
27.40
tf
tw
16.80
h
646.00
93.98
rt
292.30
rx
ry
82.25
2613933000
Ix
206967000
Iy
M
240.50
W
2359.31

kL/rx

10.2634279849

98

Part 4. Check the Capacity of the Column


Pa = AFa
If Pa > Pu, the section is "SAFE",
else, "Redesign"

kL/rz
kL/r
Cc
FS
Fa
Pa

36.4741641337
36.4741641337
126.169397145
INTERMEDIATE
1.9166666667
123.984536339
3791.57110577
SAFE

99

COLUMN DESIGN -TRADEOFF 1 (ROLLED SECTION)


GOVERNING EXTERIOR COLUMN
GROUND - ROOF COLUMNS
Given
Pu
Ec
Es
Fy
f'c
Lb
k

1087.97
21383.709
200000
248
20.7
3
1

kN
MPa
MPa
MPa
MPa
m

Part 1. Determine a Trial Section


*Assume kL/r = 120 (maximum)
Cc = sqrt( 2^2*Es/Fy)
*If kL/r < Cc (Intermediate Columns)
FS = (5/3)+(3(kL/r)/8Cc)-((kL/r)^3/8(Cc^3))
Fa = (1 - (kL/r)^2/2(Cc^2))*(Fy/FS)
*If kL/r > Cc (Long Columns)
Fa = 12*^2*E/23(kL/r)^2
Solve for Trial Area
A = P/Fa
USE Computed A in picking
a Trial Section
Part 2. Determine the Slenderness Ratio
Compute for:
kL/rx
kL/rz
*Use the greater value between the 2
Cc
Part 3. Compute for Allowable Compressive Stress
*If kL/r < Cc (Intermediate Columns)
FS = 5/3 + (3(kL/r)/8Cc) - ((kL/r)^3/8(Cc^3))
Fa = (1 - (kL/r)^2/2(Cc^2))*(Fy/FS)
*If kL/r > Cc (Long Columns)

RESULTS
kL/r
Cc
FS
Fa
A

120
126.169397145
INTERMEDIATE
1.9157846604
70.9005335468
15345.018515

Trial Section Used: W 21 x 83


15677.00
A
2798800.00
Sx
319300.00
Sy
544.30
d
212.20
bf
21.20
tf
tw
13.10
h
501.90
54.61
rt
220.43
rx
ry
46.49
761704000.00
Ix
33881000.00
Iy
M
123.30
W
1209.57

100

Fa = 12*^2*E/23(kL/r)^2
Part 4. Check the Capacity of the Column
Pa = AFa
If Pa > Pu, the section is "SAFE",
else, "Redesign"

kL/rx
kL/rz
kL/r
Cc
FS
Fa
Pa

13.6097627365
64.530006453
64.530006453
126.169397145
INTERMEDIATE
1.9166666667
112.467793802
1763.15760343
SAFE

101

COLUMN DESIGN -TRADEOFF 1 (ROLLED SECTION)


GOVERNING CORNER COLUMN
GROUND - ROOF COLUMNS
Given
Pu
Ec
Es
Fy
f'c
Lb
k

589.48
21383.709
200000
248
20.7
3
1

kN
MPa
MPa
MPa
MPa
m

Part 1. Determine a Trial Section


*Assume kL/r = 120 (maximum)
Cc = sqrt( 2^2*Es/Fy)
*If kL/r < Cc (Intermediate Columns)
FS = (5/3)+(3(kL/r)/8Cc)-((kL/r)^3/8(Cc^3))
Fa = (1 - (kL/r)^2/2(Cc^2))*(Fy/FS)
*If kL/r > Cc (Long Columns)
Fa = 12*^2*E/23(kL/r)^2
Solve for Trial Area
A = P/Fa
USE Computed A in picking
a Trial Section
Part 2. Determine the Slenderness Ratio
Compute for:
kL/rx
kL/rz
*Use the greater value between the 2
Cc
Part 3. Compute for Allowable Compressive Stress
*If kL/r < Cc (Intermediate Columns)

RESULTS
kL/r
Cc
FS
Fa
A

120
126.169397145
INTERMEDIATE
1.9157846604
70.9005335468
8314.18284901

Trial Section Used: W 18 x 46


A
8710.00
1292200.00
Sx
121700.00
Sy
d
488.70
153.90
bf
15.40
tf
8.10
tw
h
457.90
rt
39.12
184.46
rx
32.79
ry
296357000.00
Ix

102

FS = 5/3 + (3(kL/r)/8Cc) - ((kL/r)^3/8(Cc^3))


Fa = (1 - (kL/r)^2/2(Cc^2))*(Fy/FS)
*If kL/r > Cc (Long Columns)
Fa = 12*^2*E/23(kL/r)^2
Part 4. Check the Capacity of the Column
Pa = AFa
If Pa > Pu, the section is "SAFE",
else, "Redesign"

Iy
M
W

kL/rx
kL/rz
kL/r
Cc
FS
Fa
Pa

9365000.00
68.50
671.99
16.2636886046
91.4913083257
91.4913083257
126.169397145
INTERMEDIATE
1.9166666667
95.3718992007
830.689242038
SAFE

103

ULTS

MEDIATE
MPa
mm2

1.9157847
0.5217391
70.900534
71.518872

mm2
mm3
mm3
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm4
mm4
kg/m
kN/m

104

MEDIATE
MPa
kN

1.9166667
0.5217391
123.98454
82.768577

AFE

105

ULTS

MEDIATE
MPa
mm2

1.9157847
0.5217391
70.900534
71.518872

mm2
mm3
mm3
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm4
mm4
kg/m
kN/m

106

MEDIATE
MPa
kN

1.9166667
0.5217391
112.46779
26.443124

AFE

107

ULTS

MEDIATE
MPa
mm2

1.9157847
0.5217391
70.900534
71.518872

mm2
mm3
mm3
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm4

108

mm4
kg/m
kN/m

MEDIATE
MPa
kN

1.9166667
0.5217391
95.371899
13.154566

AFE

109

COLUMN DESIGN -TRADEOFF 2 (BUILT UP SECTION)


GOVERNING COLUMN - COLUMN 13 (INTERIOR COLUMN)
SECOND FLOOR COLUMNS
Given
Pu
Ec
Es
Fy
f'c
Lb
k

2133.68
21383.709
200000
248
20.7
3
1

kN
MPa
MPa
MPa
MPa
m

Part 1. Determine a Trial Section


*Assume kL/r = 120 (maximum)
Cc = sqrt( 2^2*Es/Fy)
*If kL/r < Cc (Intermediate Columns)
FS = (5/3)+(3(kL/r)/8Cc)-((kL/r)^3/8(Cc^3))
Fa = (1 - (kL/r)^2/2(Cc^2))*(Fy/FS)
*If kL/r > Cc (Long Columns)
Fa = 12*^2*E/23(kL/r)^2
Solve for Trial Area
A = P/Fa
USE Computed A in picking
a Trial Section
Part 2. Determine the Slenderness Ratio
Compute for:
kL/rx
kL/rz
*Use the greater value between the 2
Cc
Part 3. Compute for Allowable Compressive Stress
*If kL/r < Cc (Intermediate Columns)
FS = 5/3 + (3(kL/r)/8Cc) - ((kL/r)^3/8(Cc^3))
Fa = (1 - (kL/r)^2/2(Cc^2))*(Fy/FS)
*If kL/r > Cc (Long Columns)
Fa = 12*^2*E/23(kL/r)^2

RESULTS
kL/r
Cc
FS
Fa
A

120
126.169397145
INTERMEDIATE
1.9157846604
70.9005335468
30093.9907397

Trial Section Used: BW 700 x 239


30484.00
A
7582400.00
Sx
1211000.00
Sy
700.00
d
380.00
bf
25.00
tf
tw
16.00
h
650.00
96.10
rt
294.00
rx
ry
84.80
2633000000.00
Ix
218000000.00
Iy
M
239.14
W
2345.96

kL/rx

10.2040816327

103

Part 4. Check the Capacity of the Column


Pa = AFa
If Pa > Pu, the section is "SAFE",
else, "Redesign"

kL/rz
kL/r
Cc
FS
Fa
Pa

35.3773584906
35.3773584906
126.169397145
INTERMEDIATE
1.9166666667
124.304818456
3789.30808582
SAFE

104

COLUMN DESIGN -TRADEOFF 2 (BUILT UP SECTION)


GOVERNING EXTERIOR COLUMN
GROUND - ROOF COLUMNS
Given
Pu
Ec
Es
Fy
f'c
Lb
k

1087.97
21383.709
200000
248
20.7
3
1

kN
MPa
MPa
MPa
MPa
m

Part 1. Determine a Trial Section


*Assume kL/r = 120 (maximum)
Cc = sqrt( 2^2*Es/Fy)
*If kL/r < Cc (Intermediate Columns)
FS = (5/3)+(3(kL/r)/8Cc)-((kL/r)^3/8(Cc^3))
Fa = (1 - (kL/r)^2/2(Cc^2))*(Fy/FS)
*If kL/r > Cc (Long Columns)
Fa = 12*^2*E/23(kL/r)^2
Solve for Trial Area
A = P/Fa
USE Computed A in picking
a Trial Section
Part 2. Determine the Slenderness Ratio
Compute for:
kL/rx
kL/rz
*Use the greater value between the 2
Cc
Part 3. Compute for Allowable Compressive Stress
*If kL/r < Cc (Intermediate Columns)
FS = 5/3 + (3(kL/r)/8Cc) - ((kL/r)^3/8(Cc^3))
Fa = (1 - (kL/r)^2/2(Cc^2))*(Fy/FS)
*If kL/r > Cc (Long Columns)

RESULTS
kL/r
Cc
FS
Fa
A

120
126.169397145
INTERMEDIATE
1.9157846604
70.9005335468
15345.018515

Trial Section Used: BW 600 x 123


15720.00
A
3109000.00
Sx
338000.00
Sy
600.00
d
225.00
bf
20.00
tf
tw
12.00
h
560.00
58.10
rt
243.60
rx
ry
49.20
933000000.00
Ix
38000000.00
Iy
M
123.40
W
1210.55

105

Fa = 12*^2*E/23(kL/r)^2
Part 4. Check the Capacity of the Column
Pa = AFa
If Pa > Pu, the section is "SAFE",
else, "Redesign"

kL/rx
kL/rz
kL/r
Cc
FS
Fa
Pa

12.315270936
60.9756097561
60.9756097561
126.169397145
INTERMEDIATE
1.9166666667
114.280786672
1796.49396649
SAFE

106

COLUMN DESIGN -TRADEOFF 2 (BUILT UP SECTION)


GOVERNING CORNER COLUMN
GROUND - ROOF COLUMNS
Given
Pu
Ec
Es
Fy
f'c
Lb
k

589.48
21383.709
200000
248
20.7
3
1

kN
MPa
MPa
MPa
MPa
m

Part 1. Determine a Trial Section


*Assume kL/r = 120 (maximum)
Cc = sqrt( 2^2*Es/Fy)
*If kL/r < Cc (Intermediate Columns)
FS = (5/3)+(3(kL/r)/8Cc)-((kL/r)^3/8(Cc^3))
Fa = (1 - (kL/r)^2/2(Cc^2))*(Fy/FS)
*If kL/r > Cc (Long Columns)
Fa = 12*^2*E/23(kL/r)^2
Solve for Trial Area
A = P/Fa
USE Computed A in picking
a Trial Section
Part 2. Determine the Slenderness Ratio
Compute for:
kL/rx
kL/rz
*Use the greater value between the 2
Cc
Part 3. Compute for Allowable Compressive Stress
*If kL/r < Cc (Intermediate Columns)

RESULTS
kL/r
Cc
FS
Fa
A

120
126.169397145
INTERMEDIATE
1.9157846604
70.9005335468
8314.18284901

Trial Section Used: W 21 x 83


A
10580.00
1611000.00
Sx
214000.00
Sy
d
450.00
200.00
bf
16.00
tf
10.00
tw
h
418.00
rt
52.30
185.10
rx
44.90
ry
362000000
Ix

107

FS = 5/3 + (3(kL/r)/8Cc) - ((kL/r)^3/8(Cc^3))


Fa = (1 - (kL/r)^2/2(Cc^2))*(Fy/FS)
*If kL/r > Cc (Long Columns)
Fa = 12*^2*E/23(kL/r)^2
Part 4. Check the Capacity of the Column
Pa = AFa
If Pa > Pu, the section is "SAFE",
else, "Redesign"

Iy
M
W

kL/rx
kL/rz
kL/r
Cc
FS
Fa
Pa

21000000
83.05
814.72
16.2074554295
66.8151447661
66.8151447661
126.169397145
INTERMEDIATE
1.9166666667
111.247979907
1177.00362742
SAFE

108

ULTS

MEDIATE
MPa
mm2

1.9157847
0.5217391
70.900534
71.518872

700 x 239
mm2
mm3
mm3
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm4
mm4
kg/m
kN/m

109

MEDIATE
MPa
kN

1.9166667
0.5217391
124.30482
87.980288

AFE

110

ULTS

MEDIATE
MPa
mm2

1.9157847
0.5217391
70.900534
71.518872

600 x 123
mm2
mm3
mm3
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm4
mm4
kg/m
kN/m

111

MEDIATE
MPa
kN

1.9166667
0.5217391
114.28079
29.615828

AFE

112

ULTS

MEDIATE
MPa
mm2

1.9157847
0.5217391
70.900534
71.518872

mm2
mm3
mm3
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm4

113

mm4
kg/m
kN/m

MEDIATE
MPa
kN

1.9166667
0.5217391
111.24798
24.665298

AFE

114

BEAM COLUMN INTERACTION FOR GOVERNING TRADEOFF IN BEAMS AND COLUMNS


CORNER COLUMN - LONGITUDINAL EXTERIOR BEAM (C1-B1)
Given
Column Section
Pc
Pb
ex
Mz
Ec
Es
Fy
f'c
Lb
k

589.48
kN
23.31
kN
350.8
mm
8.177148
kNm
200000
MPa
21383.70875
MPa
248
MPa
20.7
MPa
3
m
1

Part 1. Axial Stresses


Actual Compressive Stress
fa =(Pc + Pb)/A
Allowable Compressive Stress
Fa = *(from Columns)
Part 2. Bending Stresses
Actual Bending Stress
Mx = Pbex
fbx = Mx/Sx
Allowable Bending Stresses
Criteria of a Compact Section

a. bf/2tf < 170/sqrt(Fy) - flange


b. d/tw < 1680/sqrt(Fy) - web
L1 = 200bf/sqrt(Fy)
L2 = 137900/((d/Af)*Fy)
The greater value is Lu, and the other is Lc
The given length value is Lb

A
d
bf
tf
tw
h

rt
rx
ry
Ix
Iy
Sx
Sy

8710.00
488.70
153.90
15.40
8.10
457.90
39.12
184.46
32.79
296357000.00
9365000.00
1292200.00
121700.00

mm2
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm4
mm4
mm3
mm3

Results
fa
Fa

70.354764638
123.98

fbx

6.3280823402

Compactness
bf/2tf
170/sqrt(Fy)
d/tw
1680/sqrt(Fy)

5.00
10.80
60.33
106.68
COMPACT

Case 1. Compact, Lb < Lc


Fb = 0.66Fy

Unbraced Length
L1
L2
Lc
Lu
Lb

Case 2. Noncompact, Lb < Lc

Allowable Bending Stress - Strong Axis

1954.53
2696.68
1954.53
2696.68
3000.00

107

Flange Only
Fb = Fy*[.79 - 0.000762*(bf/2tf)*sqrt(Fy)]
Flange and Web
Fb = Fy*[.79 - 0.000762*(bf/2tf)*sqrt(Fy/kc)]
where kc = 4.05/((h/tw)^0.46) < 70
else, kc = 1
Case 3. Noncompact, Lb < 200bf/sqrt(Fy)
Fb = 0.60Fy
Case 4. Compact of Noncompact, Tension Lb > Lc
Fb = 0.60Fy
Case 5. Compact or Noncompact, Compression, Lb > Lc
a = sqrt(703270*Cb/Fy)
b = Lb/rt
c = sqrt(3516330*Cb/Fy)
Max Fb = 0.60Fy
Fb1 = Fy*((2/3)-(((Fy*b)^2)/10.55*10^6Cb))
Fb2 = 1172100*Cb/(b^2)
Fb3 = 82740*Cb/(Lb*d/Af)
Cb is equal to 1
Part 3. Interaction Formula for Stability
or Without)
*If fa/Fa < 0.15, the Interaction Formula is
fa/Fa + fbx/Fbx + fbz/Fbz < 1
*If not, we need amplification factor (AF)
for bending,
k = Cm/(1-fa/F'e)
where Cm is 1
F'e = (12/23)**E/((kL/r)^2)
kL/r is dependent on the axis considered
Interaction Formula becomes
fa/Fa + kfbx/Fbx + kfbz/Fbz < 1 - H1-1
Part 4. Interaction Formula for Strength
fa/F0.6Fy + fbx/Fbx + fbz/Fbz < 1 - H1-2

Case 1
Fb
Case 2
NC
h/tw
kc
Fb
Case 3
Fb
Case 4
Fb
Case 5
a
b
c
max Fb
Fb1
Fb2
Fb3
Fb
Select Case
Fbx

163.68
Flange Only
56.53
0.63
181.05
148.80
148.80
53.25
76.69
119.07
148.80
131.05
199.31
133.76
133.76
Case 1
163.68

Allowable Bending Stress - Strong Axis


Case 1
Fb
186.00
Case 2
Fb
148.8
Select Case
Case 1
Fb
186
Check for Flexural
fb(actual)
Fbz

271.48
186.00

fa/Fa

0.5674686614
Needs AF

Cm
Fe'x
Fe'y
kx
ky
H1-1

1
1239.3534428
39.162788056
0.9432326871
-0.7964697646
0.6039352676
ADEQUATE

108

H1-2

0.5114755831
ADEQUATE
BEAM COLUMN INTERACTION FOR GOVERNING TRADEOFF IN BEAMS AND COLUMNS
EXTERIOR COLUMN - LONGITUDINAL EXTERIOR BEAM (C2-B3)
Given
Column Section
Pc
Pb
ex
Mz
Ec
Es
Fy
f'c
Lb
k

1065.94
kN
8.59
kN
350.8
mm
3.013372
kNm
200000
MPa
21383.70875
MPa
248
MPa
20.7
MPa
3
m
1

Part 1. Axial Stresses


Actual Compressive Stress
fa =(Pc + Pb)/A
Allowable Compressive Stress
Fa = *(from Columns)
Part 2. Bending Stresses
Actual Bending Stress
Mx = Pbex
fbx = Mx/Sx
Allowable Bending Stresses
Criteria of a Compact Section

a. bf/2tf < 170/sqrt(Fy) - flange


b. d/tw < 1680/sqrt(Fy) - web
L1 = 200bf/sqrt(Fy)
L2 = 137900/((d/Af)*Fy)
The greater value is Lu, and the other is Lc
The given length value is Lb
Case 1. Compact, Lb < Lc

A
d
bf
tf
tw
h

rt
rx
ry
Ix
Iy
Sx
Sy

15677.00
544.30
212.20
21.20
13.10
501.90
54.61
220.43
46.49
761704000.00
33881000.00
2798800.00
319300.00

mm2
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm4
mm4
mm3
mm3

Results
fa
Fa

68.541812847
123.98

fbx

1.0766657139

Compactness
bf/2tf
170/sqrt(Fy)
d/tw
1680/sqrt(Fy)

Unbraced Length
L1
L2
Lc
Lu

5.00
10.80
41.55
106.68
COMPACT

2694.94
4595.74
2694.94
4595.74

109

Fb = 0.66Fy
Case 2. Noncompact, Lb < Lc
Flange Only
Fb = Fy*[.79 - 0.000762*(bf/2tf)*sqrt(Fy)]
Flange and Web
Fb = Fy*[.79 - 0.000762*(bf/2tf)*sqrt(Fy/kc)]
where kc = 4.05/((h/tw)^0.46) < 70
else, kc = 1
Case 3. Noncompact, Lb < 200bf/sqrt(Fy)
Fb = 0.60Fy
Case 4. Compact of Noncompact, Tension Lb > Lc
Fb = 0.60Fy
Case 5. Compact or Noncompact, Compression, Lb > Lc
a = sqrt(703270*Cb/Fy)
b = Lb/rt
c = sqrt(3516330*Cb/Fy)
Max Fb = 0.60Fy
Fb1 = Fy*((2/3)-(((Fy*b)^2)/10.55*10^6Cb))
Fb2 = 1172100*Cb/(b^2)
Fb3 = 82740*Cb/(Lb*d/Af)
Cb is equal to 1
Part 3. Interaction Formula for Stability
or Without)
*If fa/Fa < 0.15, the Interaction Formula is
fa/Fa + fbx/Fbx + fbz/Fbz < 1
*If not, we need amplification factor (AF)
for bending,
k = Cm/(1-fa/F'e)
where Cm is 1
F'e = (12/23)**E/((kL/r)^2)
kL/r is dependent on the axis considered
Interaction Formula becomes
fa/Fa + kfbx/Fbx + kfbz/Fbz < 1 - H1-1
Part 4. Interaction Formula for Strength
fa/F0.6Fy + fbx/Fbx + fbz/Fbz < 1 - H1-2

Lb

3000.00

Allowable Bending Stress - Strong Axis


Case 1
Fb
163.68
Case 2
NC
Flange Only
h/tw
38.31
kc
0.76
Fb
0.00
Case 3
Fb
148.80
Case 4
Fb
148.80
Case 5
a
53.25
b
54.93
c
119.07
max Fb
148.80
Fb1
147.74
Fb2
388.39
Fb3
227.95
Fb
227.95
Select Case
Case 1
Fbx
163.68
Allowable Bending Stress - Strong Axis
Case 1
Fb
186.00
Case 2
Fb
148.8
Select Case
Case 1
Fb
186
Check for Flexural
fb(actual)
Fbz

125.34
186.00

fa/Fa

0.5528457239
Needs AF

Cm
Fe'x
Fe'y
kx

1
1769.8325176
78.724490994
0.9612721474

110

ky
H1-1

0.1293457477
0.5591688468
ADEQUATE

H1-2

0.4672083324
ADEQUATE
BEAM COLUMN INTERACTION FOR GOVERNING TRADEOFF IN BEAMS AND COLUMNS
INTERIOR COLUMN - LONGITUDINAL INTERIOR BEAM (C13-B12)
Given
Column Section
Pc
Pb
ex
Mz
Ec
Es
Fy
f'c
Lb
k

2133.64
kN
51.73
kN
350.8
mm
18.146884
kNm
200000
MPa
21383.70875
MPa
248
MPa
20.7
MPa
3
m
1

Part 1. Axial Stresses


Actual Compressive Stress
fa =(Pc + Pb)/A
Allowable Compressive Stress
Fa = *(from Columns)
Part 2. Bending Stresses
Actual Bending Stress
Mx = Pbex
fbx = Mx/Sx
Allowable Bending Stresses
Criteria of a Compact Section

a. bf/2tf < 170/sqrt(Fy) - flange


b. d/tw < 1680/sqrt(Fy) - web
L1 = 200bf/sqrt(Fy)
L2 = 137900/((d/Af)*Fy)
The greater value is Lu, and the other is Lc

A
d
bf
tf
tw
h

rt
rx
ry
Ix
Iy
Sx
Sy

30581.00
700.80
356.10
27.40
16.80
646.00
93.98
292.30
82.25
2613933000
206967000
7489900.00
1171900.00

mm2
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm4
mm4
mm3
mm3

Results
fa
Fa

71.4616919
123.98

fbx

2.422847301

Compactness
bf/2tf
170/sqrt(Fy)
d/tw
1680/sqrt(Fy)

Unbraced Length
L1

6.50
10.80
41.71
106.68
COMPACT

4522.47

111

The given length value is Lb


Case 1. Compact, Lb < Lc
Fb = 0.66Fy
Case 2. Noncompact, Lb < Lc
Flange Only
Fb = Fy*[.79 - 0.000762*(bf/2tf)*sqrt(Fy)]
Flange and Web
Fb = Fy*[.79 - 0.000762*(bf/2tf)*sqrt(Fy/kc)]
where kc = 4.05/((h/tw)^0.46) < 70
else, kc = 1
Case 3. Noncompact, Lb < 200bf/sqrt(Fy)
Fb = 0.60Fy
Case 4. Compact of Noncompact, Tension Lb > Lc
Fb = 0.60Fy
Case 5. Compact or Noncompact, Compression, Lb > Lc
a = sqrt(703270*Cb/Fy)
b = Lb/rt
c = sqrt(3516330*Cb/Fy)
Max Fb = 0.60Fy
Fb1 = Fy*((2/3)-(((Fy*b)^2)/10.55*10^6Cb))
Fb2 = 1172100*Cb/(b^2)
Fb3 = 82740*Cb/(Lb*d/Af)
Cb is equal to 1
Part 3. Interaction Formula for Stability
or Without)
*If fa/Fa < 0.15, the Interaction Formula is
fa/Fa + fbx/Fbx + fbz/Fbz < 1
*If not, we need amplification factor (AF)
for bending,
k = Cm/(1-fa/F'e)
where Cm is 1
F'e = (12/23)**E/((kL/r)^2)
kL/r is dependent on the axis considered
Interaction Formula becomes
fa/Fa + kfbx/Fbx + kfbz/Fbz < 1 - H1-1
Part 4. Interaction Formula for Strength
fa/F0.6Fy + fbx/Fbx + fbz/Fbz < 1 - H1-2

L2
Lc
Lu
Lb

7741.78
4522.47
7741.78
3000.00

Allowable Bending Stress - Strong Axis


Case 1
Fb
163.68
Case 2
NC
Flange Only
h/tw
38.45
kc
0.76
Fb
0.00
Case 3
Fb
148.80
Case 4
Fb
148.80
Case 5
a
53.25
b
31.92
c
119.07
max Fb
148.80
Fb1
159.39
Fb2
1150.25
Fb3
383.99
Fb
383.99
Select Case
Case 1
Fbx
163.68
Allowable Bending Stress - Strong Axis
Case 1
Fb
186.00
Case 2
Fb
148.8
Select Case
Case 1
Fb
186
Check for Flexural
fb(actual)
Fbz

46.84
186.00

fa/Fa

0.5763969342
Needs AF

Cm

112

Fe'x
Fe'y
kx
ky
H1-1

3112.0631396
246.41241335
0.9770371973
0.70999151
0.5908593727
ADEQUATE

H1-2

0.4950556476
ADEQUATE

113

D COLUMNS
)

ults
MPa
MPa
MPa

Flange Only
Web and Flange
181.04967721
kc
177.22960077
1
2
3
4
5

PACT

mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
- Strong Axis

133.76
199.31

114

133.76
MPa

MPa

Case
Case
0.6329999 Case
Case
Case

1
2
3
4
5

MPa
MPa

MPa
MPa
MPa
MPa
MPa
MPa
- Strong Axis
MPa
MPa
MPa

133.76
199.31
133.76

MPa
MPa
0.60613
0.6039353

s AF

MPa
MPa

UATE

115

UATE
D COLUMNS
3)

ults
MPa
MPa
MPa

PACT

mm
mm
mm
mm

116

mm
- Strong Axis
MPa

0.7570349
MPa
MPa
MPa

MPa
MPa
MPa
MPa
MPa
MPa
- Strong Axis
MPa
MPa
MPa

227.95
388.39
227.95

MPa
MPa
0.5594236
0.5591688

s AF

MPa
MPa

117

UATE

UATE
D COLUMNS
2)

30581.00
###
###
700.80
356.10
27.40
16.80
646.00
93.98
292.30
82.25
###
###

ults
MPa
MPa
MPa

PACT

mm

118

mm
mm
mm
mm
- Strong Axis
MPa

0.7557712
MPa
MPa
MPa

MPa
MPa
MPa
MPa
MPa
MPa
- Strong Axis

s AF

MPa
MPa
MPa

383.99
1150.25
383.99

MPa
MPa
0.5911993
0.5908594

119

MPa
MPa

UATE

UATE

120

COLUMN BASE PLATE DESIGN FOR GOVERNING TRADEOFF IN COLUMNS


INTERIOR COLUMNS

Given

FIGURES
P
d
bf
f'c
Support
A1
A2
Fy(base plate)
Fy(bolts)

2133.68
700.8
356.1
20.7
Full
249554.88
0
345
345

kN
mm
mm
MPa
mm2
mm2
MPa
MPa

Full
Not Full
7.2
0

Part 1. Allowable Bearing Stress of the Base Plate


If the base plate has a full area of support,
Fp = 0.35f'c
If the base plate does not have full area of support
Fp = 0.35f'c*sqrt(A2/A1)
The allowable bearing stress should not exceed the max
max Fp = 0.7f'c
Part 2. Solve for the Dimensions of the Base Plate
Determine the required area of the base plate
Fp = P/Arequired, solve for Arequired
Solve for B and N, such that m and n are almost equal
= .5*(.95d - .8bf)
N = sqrt(Arequired) +
B = Arequired/N

Results
Fp
Max Fp
Governing Fp

7.245
14.49
7.245

MPa
MPa
MPa

required A

N
required B
m
n

294503.796
190.44
740
400
37.12
57.56

mm2
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm

113

Check if the actual compressive stress


fp = P/NB
If fp < Fp, dimensions are safe, else redesign
Part 3. Solve for the thickness of the plate.
Solve for c, which is the greatest among m, n, and n'
N = 0.95d + 2m, solve for m
B = 0.8bf + 2n, solve for n
n' = sqrt(dbf)/4
= 2(1-sqrt(1-q))/sqrt(q) < 1
q = 4fpdbf/((d+bf)^2)Fp) < 1
* if q > 0.64, use 1 as the value of , else, use the
computed value for
Solve for thickness of the plate
t = 2c*sqrt(fp/Fy)
Part 4. Solve for the number of bolts
Solve for the reaction at the bolts
P = 2T, Solve for T
Solve for the compressive stress at the bolts
Ft = 0.6Fy
Solve for the number of bolts in a row
T = nAboltsFt, solve for n
Abolts = pi*(dbolts)/4

fp

7.208
OK

MPa

n'
q

n'
c
t

124.8886704229

mm

124.8886704229
124.8886704229
36.1045783882

mm
mm

T
Ft

1066.84
207
36
1017.8760197631
6

kN
MPa
mm
mm2
pcs

dbolts
Abolt
n

0.889113998
1

114

COLUMN BASE PLATE DESIGN FOR GOVERNING TRADEOFF IN COLUMNS


EXTERIOR COLUMNS

Given

FIGURES
P
d
bf
f'c
Support
A1
A2
Fy(base plate)
Fy(bolts)

1087.77
544.3
212.2
20.7
Full
115500.46
0
345
345

kN
mm
mm
MPa
mm2
mm2
MPa
MPa

Full
Not Full
7.2
0

Part 1. Allowable Bearing Stress of the Base Plate


If the base plate has a full area of support,
Fp = 0.35f'c
If the base plate does not have full area of support
Fp = 0.35f'c*sqrt(A2/A1)
The allowable bearing stress should not exceed the max
max Fp = 0.7f'c
Part 2. Solve for the Dimensions of the Base Plate
Determine the required area of the base plate
Fp = P/Arequired, solve for Arequired
Solve for B and N, such that m and n are almost equal
= .5*(.95d - .8bf)

Results
Fp
Max Fp
Governing Fp

7.245
14.49
7.245

MPa
MPa
MPa

required A

N
required B

150140.787
173.6625
570
270

mm2
mm
mm
mm

115

N = sqrt(Arequired) +
B = Arequired/N
Check if the actual compressive stress
fp = P/NB
If fp < Fp, dimensions are safe, else redesign
Part 3. Solve for the thickness of the plate.
Solve for c, which is the greatest among m, n, and n'
N = 0.95d + 2m, solve for m
B = 0.8bf + 2n, solve for n
n' = sqrt(dbf)/4
= 2(1-sqrt(1-q))/sqrt(q) < 1
q = 4fpdbf/((d+bf)^2)Fp) < 1
* if q > 0.64, use 1 as the value of , else, use the
computed value for
Solve for thickness of the plate
t = 2c*sqrt(fp/Fy)
Part 4. Solve for the number of bolts
Solve for the reaction at the bolts
P = 2T, Solve for T
Solve for the compressive stress at the bolts
Ft = 0.6Fy
Solve for the number of bolts in a row
T = nAboltsFt, solve for n
Abolts = pi*(dbolts)/4

m
n
fp

26.4575
50.12
7.068
OK

mm
mm
MPa

n'
q

n'
c
t

84.9633965305

mm

84.9633965305
84.9633965305
24.3221264688

mm
mm

T
Ft

543.885
207
36
1017.8760197631
4

kN
MPa
mm
mm2
pcs

dbolts
Abolt
n

0.787564094
1

116

COLUMN BASE PLATE DESIGN FOR GOVERNING TRADEOFF IN COLUMNS


EXTERIOR COLUMNS

Given

FIGURES
P
d
bf
f'c
Support
A1
A2
Fy(base plate)
Fy(bolts)

589.48
488.7
253.9
20.7
Full
124080.93
0
345
345

kN
mm
mm
MPa
mm2
mm2
MPa
MPa

Full
Not Full
7.2
0

Part 1. Allowable Bearing Stress of the Base Plate


If the base plate has a full area of support,
Fp = 0.35f'c
If the base plate does not have full area of support
Fp = 0.35f'c*sqrt(A2/A1)
The allowable bearing stress should not exceed the max
max Fp = 0.7f'c
Part 2. Solve for the Dimensions of the Base Plate
Determine the required area of the base plate
Fp = P/Arequired, solve for Arequired
Solve for B and N, such that m and n are almost equal

Results
Fp
Max Fp
Governing Fp

7.245
14.49
7.245

MPa
MPa
MPa

required A

81363.699
130.5725
420

mm2
mm
mm
117

= .5*(.95d - .8bf)
N = sqrt(Arequired) +
B = Arequired/N
Check if the actual compressive stress
fp = P/NB
If fp < Fp, dimensions are safe, else redesign
Part 3. Solve for the thickness of the plate.
Solve for c, which is the greatest among m, n, and n'
N = 0.95d + 2m, solve for m
B = 0.8bf + 2n, solve for n
n' = sqrt(dbf)/4
= 2(1-sqrt(1-q))/sqrt(q) < 1
q = 4fpdbf/((d+bf)^2)Fp) < 1
* if q > 0.64, use 1 as the value of , else, use the
computed value for
Solve for thickness of the plate
t = 2c*sqrt(fp/Fy)
Part 4. Solve for the number of bolts
Solve for the reaction at the bolts
P = 2T, Solve for T
Solve for the compressive stress at the bolts
Ft = 0.6Fy
Solve for the number of bolts in a row
T = nAboltsFt, solve for n
Abolts = pi*(dbolts)/4

required B
m
n
fp

200
-22.1325
-1.56
7.018
OK

mm
mm
mm
MPa

n'
q

n'
c
t

88.0628078419

mm

88.0628078419
88.0628078419
25.1193195729

mm
mm

T
Ft

294.74
207
36
1017.8760197631
2

kN
MPa
mm
mm2
pcs

dbolts
Abolt
n

0.871779275
1

118

FIGURES

119

0.889113998
1.767901437
1

120

FIGURES

121

0.787564094
1.734289969
1

122

FIGURES

123

0.871779275
1.758526553
1

124

TENSION MEMBERS - SINGLE ANGLE WITH EQUAL LEGS


DESIGN FOR ALL TENSION MEMBERS
Given
Fy
Fu
L
P

248
415
3.8078866
24.591

MPa
MPa
m
kN
RESULTS

Part 1. Determine the Trial Section


rmin = L/300
Ag = P/(.6*Fy)
*Select a Trial Section based on the 3

Part 2. Determine the Capacity of the Member


According to Net Area
Pt = 0.5Fu*U*An
*Assume Reduction Coefficient
U = 0.85
An = Ag - holes
According to Gross Area
Pt = 0.6Fy*Ag
Governing Pt is smaller of the two
Part 3. Check the Capacity
*If Pt < P, Reselect another section

rmin
Ag
Trial Section Used L 40 x 40 x 5
rx
ry
A
t
L
w
M
Net Area
U
bolt
An
Capacity
Pt
SAFE

119

UAL LEGS

RESULTS
12.69295518
165.2620968

mm
mm2

ection Used L 40 x 40 x 5
11.97
mm
11.97
mm
378.86
mm2
5
mm
40
mm
40
mm
2.87
kg/m

0.85
22
268.86

47.4201825
SAFE

mm
mm2

kN

120

TENSION MEMBERS - SINGLE ANGLE WITH UNEQUAL LEGS


DESIGN FOR ALL TENSION MEMBERS

Given
Fy
Fu
L
P

248
415
3.807887
24.591

MPa
MPa
m
kN
RESULTS

Part 1. Determine the Trial Section


rmin = L/300
Ag = P/(.6*Fy)
*Select a Trial Section based on the 2
Part 2. Determine the Net Area
*Assume Reduction Coefficient
U = 0.85
An = Ag - holes
Part 3. Check the Capacity based on An
Pt = 0.5*Fu*U*An
*If Pt < P, Reselect another section

rmin
Ag

12.69296
165.2621

Trial Section Used L 50 x 40 x 5


rx
15.46
ry
8.44
A
426.72
t
5
L
50
w
40
M
3.35
Net Area
U
bolt
n
An
Capacity
Pt

0.85
22
3
316.72

55.86149
SAFE

120

RESULTS
mm
mm2
Used L 50 x 40 x 5
mm
mm
mm2
mm
mm
mm
kg/m

mm
pcs
mm2

kN
SAFE

121

WELDED CONNECTIONS - TRADEOFF 1 (E70XX)


CORNER COLUMN - EXTERIOR LONGITUDINAL BEAM CONNECTION (C1-B1)
Given

Beam

Column

A
bf
tf

12323
192.8
19.1

mm2
mm
mm

P
Fy

200
248

kN
MPa

A
bf
tf

Fu
30581
356.1
27.4

mm2
mm
mm

E60
E70
E80
E90
E100
E110
E120

Part 1. Select the Welding Electrode to be used


*Each eletrode corresponds to different stress
Part 2. Determine the Capacity of the attached member
Base on Gross Area
T = 0.6FyAg
Based on Net Area
T = 0.5*Fu*U*Ag
where U is to Reduction Factor
If L > 2W, U = 1
If 2W > L > 1.5W, U = 0.87
If 1.5W > L > W, U = 0.75
*Since weld is only in longitudinal, we use U = 0.75
*Lower Tensile Capacity Governs
Part 3. Check the Tensile Capacity
If T < P, the connections is safe
else, Redesign
Part 4. Determine the size of weld
Min Thickness
Thicker Material
Min t
<6mm
3
>6-12mm
5
>12-20mm
6

RESULTS
Electrode
Fu
Capacity
Gross Area
Ag
T
Net Area
U
T
Governing T
SAFE
Dimensions of Weld
Min t
Max t
t (used)
L

121

>20-38mm
>38-57mm
>57-150mm
>150mm

8
10
12
16

Max Thickness
Attached Material
<6mm
te = t
>6mm
te = t - 1.6
Part 4. Compute for the Length of Weld
T = 0.707tL*0.3Fu, solve for L

122

WELDED CONNECTIONS - TRADEOFF 1 (E70XX)


CORNER COLUMN - TRANSVERSE BEAM CONNECTION (C1-B34)
Given

Beam

Column

A
bf
tf

12323
192.8
19.1

mm2
mm
mm

P
Fy

200
248

kN
MPa

A
bf
tf

Fu
8710
153.9
8.1

mm2
mm
mm

E60
E70
E80
E90
E100
E110
E120

Part 1. Select the Welding Electrode to be used


*Each eletrode corresponds to different stress
Part 2. Determine the Capacity of the attached member
Base on Gross Area
T = 0.6FyAg
Based on Net Area
T = 0.5*Fu*U*Ag
where U is to Reduction Factor
If L > 2W, U = 1
If 2W > L > 1.5W, U = 0.87
If 1.5W > L > W, U = 0.75
*Since weld is only in longitudinal, we use U = 0.75
*Lower Tensile Capacity Governs
Part 3. Check the Tensile Capacity
If T < P, the connections is safe
else, Redesign
Part 4. Determine the size of weld
Min Thickness
Thicker Material
Min t
<6mm
3

RESULTS
Electrode
Fu
Capacity
Gross Area
Ag
T
Net Area
U
T
Governing T
SAFE
Dimensions of Weld
Min t
Max t
t (used)
L

123

>6-12mm
>12-20mm
>20-38mm
>38-57mm
>57-150mm
>150mm

5
6
8
10
12
16

Max Thickness
Attached Material
<6mm
te = t
>6mm
te = t - 1.6
Part 4. Compute for the Length of Weld
T = 0.707tL*0.3Fu, solve for L

124

WELDED CONNECTIONS - TRADEOFF 1 (E70XX)


EXTERIOR COLUMN - EXTERIOR LONGITUDINAL BEAM CONNECTION (C2-B2)
Given

Beam

Column

A
bf
tf

4961
127.6
10.7

mm2
mm
mm

P
Fy

200
248

kN
MPa

A
bf
tf

Fu
15677
212.2
21.2

mm2
mm
mm

E60
E70
E80
E90
E100
E110
E120

Part 1. Select the Welding Electrode to be used


*Each eletrode corresponds to different stress
Part 2. Determine the Capacity of the attached member
Base on Gross Area
T = 0.6FyAg
Based on Net Area
T = 0.5*Fu*U*Ag
where U is to Reduction Factor
If L > 2W, U = 1
If 2W > L > 1.5W, U = 0.87
If 1.5W > L > W, U = 0.75
*Since weld is only in longitudinal, we use U = 0.75
*Lower Tensile Capacity Governs
Part 3. Check the Tensile Capacity
If T < P, the connections is safe
else, Redesign
Part 4. Determine the size of weld
Min Thickness

RESULTS
Electrode
Fu
Capacity
Gross Area
Ag
T
Net Area
U
T
Governing T
SAFE
Dimensions of Weld
Min t
Max t
t (used)
L

125

Thicker Material
<6mm
>6-12mm
>12-20mm
>20-38mm
>38-57mm
>57-150mm
>150mm

Min t
3
5
6
8
10
12
16

Max Thickness
Attached Material
<6mm
te = t
>6mm
te = t - 1.6
Part 4. Compute for the Length of Weld
T = 0.707tL*0.3Fu, solve for L

126

WELDED CONNECTIONS - TRADEOFF 1 (E70XX)


EXTERIOR COLUMN - TRANSVERSE BEAM CONNECTION (C2-B2)
Given

Beam

Column

A
bf
tf

12323
192.8
19.1

mm2
mm
mm

P
Fy

200
248

kN
MPa

A
bf
tf

Fu
15677
212.2
21.2

mm2
mm
mm

E60
E70
E80
E90
E100
E110
E120

Part 1. Select the Welding Electrode to be used


*Each eletrode corresponds to different stress
Part 2. Determine the Capacity of the attached member
Base on Gross Area
T = 0.6FyAg
Based on Net Area
T = 0.5*Fu*U*Ag
where U is to Reduction Factor
If L > 2W, U = 1
If 2W > L > 1.5W, U = 0.87
If 1.5W > L > W, U = 0.75
*Since weld is only in longitudinal, we use U = 0.75
*Lower Tensile Capacity Governs
Part 3. Check the Tensile Capacity
If T < P, the connections is safe
else, Redesign

RESULTS
Electrode
Fu
Capacity
Gross Area
Ag
T
Net Area
U
T
Governing T
SAFE
Dimensions of Weld
Min t
Max t
t (used)
127

Part 4. Determine the size of weld


Min Thickness
Thicker Material
Min t
<6mm
3
>6-12mm
5
>12-20mm
6
>20-38mm
8
>38-57mm
10
>57-150mm
12
>150mm
16

Max Thickness
Attached Material
<6mm
te = t
>6mm
te = t - 1.6
Part 4. Compute for the Length of Weld
T = 0.707tL*0.3Fu, solve for L

128

WELDED CONNECTIONS - TRADEOFF 1 (E70XX)


INTERIOR COLUMN - TRANSVERSE BEAM CONNECTION (C13-B2)
Given

Beam

Column

A
bf
tf

12323
192.8
19.1

mm2
mm
mm

P
Fy

200
248

kN
MPa

A
bf
tf

Fu
30581
356.1
27.4

mm2
mm
mm

E60
E70
E80
E90
E100
E110
E120

Part 1. Select the Welding Electrode to be used


*Each eletrode corresponds to different stress
Part 2. Determine the Capacity of the attached member
Base on Gross Area
T = 0.6FyAg
Based on Net Area
T = 0.5*Fu*U*Ag
where U is to Reduction Factor
If L > 2W, U = 1
If 2W > L > 1.5W, U = 0.87
If 1.5W > L > W, U = 0.75
*Since weld is only in longitudinal, we use U = 0.75
*Lower Tensile Capacity Governs
Part 3. Check the Tensile Capacity
If T < P, the connections is safe

RESULTS
Electrode
Fu
Capacity
Gross Area
Ag
T
Net Area
U
T
Governing T
SAFE
Dimensions of Weld
Min t
129

else, Redesign
Part 4. Determine the size of weld
Min Thickness
Thicker Material
Min t
<6mm
3
>6-12mm
5
>12-20mm
6
>20-38mm
8
>38-57mm
10
>57-150mm
12
>150mm
16

Max t
t (used)
L

Max Thickness
Attached Material
<6mm
te = t
>6mm
te = t - 1.6
Part 4. Compute for the Length of Weld
T = 0.707tL*0.3Fu, solve for L

130

WELDED CONNECTIONS - TRADEOFF 1 (E70XX)


INTERIOR COLUMN - INTERIOR LONGITUDINAL CONNECTION (C13-B12)
Given

Beam

Column

A
bf
tf

7013
178.7
14.4

mm2
mm
mm

P
Fy

200
248

kN
MPa

A
bf
tf

Fu
30581
356.1
27.4

mm2
mm
mm

E60
E70
E80
E90
E100
E110
E120

Part 1. Select the Welding Electrode to be used


*Each eletrode corresponds to different stress
Part 2. Determine the Capacity of the attached member
Base on Gross Area
T = 0.6FyAg
Based on Net Area
T = 0.5*Fu*U*Ag
where U is to Reduction Factor
If L > 2W, U = 1
If 2W > L > 1.5W, U = 0.87
If 1.5W > L > W, U = 0.75
*Since weld is only in longitudinal, we use U = 0.75
*Lower Tensile Capacity Governs

RESULTS
Electrode
Fu
Capacity
Gross Area
Ag
T
Net Area
U
T
Governing T
SAFE

131

Part 3. Check the Tensile Capacity


If T < P, the connections is safe
else, Redesign
Part 4. Determine the size of weld
Min Thickness
Thicker Material
Min t
<6mm
3
>6-12mm
5
>12-20mm
6
>20-38mm
8
>38-57mm
10
>57-150mm
12
>150mm
16

Dimensions of Weld
Min t
Max t
t (used)
L

Max Thickness
Attached Material
<6mm
te = t
>6mm
te = t - 1.6
Part 4. Compute for the Length of Weld
T = 0.707tL*0.3Fu, solve for L

132

TION (C1-B1)

Fu
415
485
550
620
690
760
825

MPa
MPa
MPa
MPa
MPa
MPa
MPa

RESULTS
E70
485

MPa

12323
1833.6624

mm2
kN

0.75
2241.245625
1833.6624
SAFE

nsions of Weld
8
17.5
12.75
152.4886093

mm
mm
mm
mm

133

134

C1-B34)

Fu
415
485
550
620
690
760
825

MPa
MPa
MPa
MPa
MPa
MPa
MPa

RESULTS
E70
485

MPa

12323
1833.6624

mm2
kN

0.75
2241.245625
1833.6624
SAFE

nsions of Weld
5
17.5
11.25
172.8204239

mm
mm
mm
mm

135

136

CTION (C2-B2)

Fu
415
485
550
620
690
760
825

MPa
MPa
MPa
MPa
MPa
MPa
MPa

RESULTS
E70
485

MPa

4961
738.1968

mm2
kN

0.75
902.281875
738.1968
SAFE

nsions of Weld
8
9.1
8.55
227.3952946

mm
mm
mm
mm

137

138

(C2-B2)

Fu
415
485
550
620
690
760
825

MPa
MPa
MPa
MPa
MPa
MPa
MPa

RESULTS
E70
485

MPa

12323
1833.6624

mm2
kN

0.75
2241.245625
1833.6624
SAFE

nsions of Weld
8
17.5
12.75

mm
mm
mm
139

152.4886093

mm

140

C13-B2)

Fu
415
485
550
620
690
760
825

MPa
MPa
MPa
MPa
MPa
MPa
MPa

RESULTS
E70
485

MPa

12323
1833.6624

mm2
kN

0.75
2241.245625
1833.6624
SAFE

nsions of Weld
8

mm
141

17.5
12.75
152.4886093

mm
mm
mm

142

N (C13-B12)

Fu
415
485
550
620
690
760
825

MPa
MPa
MPa
MPa
MPa
MPa
MPa

RESULTS
E70
485

MPa

7013
1043.5344

mm2
kN

0.75
1275.489375
1043.5344
SAFE

143

nsions of Weld
8
12.8
10.4
186.9451701

mm
mm
mm
mm

144

WELDED CONNECTIONS - TRADEOFF 2 (E60XX)


EXTERIOR TRANSVERSE BEAM - COLUMN CONNECTION
Given

Beam

Column

A
bf
tf

12323
192.8
19.1

mm2
mm
mm

P
Fy

200
248

kN
MPa

A
bf
tf

30581
356.1
27.4

mm2
mm
mm

E60
E70
E80
E90
E100
E110
E120

Part 1. Select the Welding Electrode to be used


*Each eletrode corresponds to different stress
Part 2. Determine the Capacity of the attached member
Base on Gross Area
T = 0.6FyAg
Based on Net Area
T = 0.5*Fu*U*Ag
where U is to Reduction Factor
If L > 2W, U = 1
If 2W > L > 1.5W, U = 0.87
If 1.5W > L > W, U = 0.75
*Since weld is only in longitudinal, we use U = 0.75
Lower Tensile Capacity Governs
Part 3. Check the Tensile Capacity
If T < P, the connections is safe
else, Redesign
Part 4. Determine the size of weld
Min Thickness
Thicker Material
Min t
<6mm
3
>6-12mm
5
>12-20mm
6

Fu
415
485
550
620
690
760
825

RESULTS
Electrode
Fu
Capacity
Gross Area
Ag
T
Net Area
U
T
Governing T

E60
415

12323
1833.6624
0.75
1917.766875
1833.6624
SAFE

Dimensions of Weld
Min t
8
Max t
17.5
t (used)
12.75
L
178.209579589

133

>20-38mm
>38-57mm
>57-150mm
>150mm

8
10
12
16

Max Thickness
Attached Material
<6mm
te = t
>6mm
te = t - 1.6
Part 4. Compute for the Length of Weld
T = 0.707tL*0.3Fu, solve for L

134

WELDED CONNECTIONS - TRADEOFF 2 (E60XX)


CORNER COLUMN - TRANSVERSE BEAM CONNECTION (C1-B34)
Given

Beam

Column

A
bf
tf

12323
192.8
19.1

mm2
mm
mm

P
Fy

200
248

kN
MPa

A
bf
tf

8710
153.9
8.1

mm2
mm
mm

E60
E70
E80
E90
E100
E110
E120

Part 1. Select the Welding Electrode to be used


*Each eletrode corresponds to different stress
Part 2. Determine the Capacity of the attached member
Base on Gross Area
T = 0.6FyAg
Based on Net Area
T = 0.5*Fu*U*Ag
where U is to Reduction Factor
If L > 2W, U = 1
If 2W > L > 1.5W, U = 0.87
If 1.5W > L > W, U = 0.75
*Since weld is only in longitudinal, we use U = 0.75
Lower Tensile Capacity Governs
Part 3. Check the Tensile Capacity
If T < P, the connections is safe
else, Redesign
Part 4. Determine the size of weld
Min Thickness
Thicker Material
Min t

Fu
415
485
550
620
690
760
825

RESULTS
Electrode
Fu
Capacity
Gross Area
Ag
T
Net Area
U
T
Governing T

E60
415

12323
1833.6624
0.75
1917.766875
1833.6624
SAFE

Dimensions of Weld
Min t
5
Max t
17.5
t (used)
11.25
L
201.970856868

135

<6mm
>6-12mm
>12-20mm
>20-38mm
>38-57mm
>57-150mm
>150mm

3
5
6
8
10
12
16

Max Thickness
Attached Material
<6mm
te = t
>6mm
te = t - 1.6
Part 4. Compute for the Length of Weld
T = 0.707tL*0.3Fu, solve for L

136

WELDED CONNECTIONS - TRADEOFF 2 (E60XX)


EXTERIOR COLUMN - EXTERIOR LONGITUDINAL BEAM CONNECTION (C2-B2)
Given

Beam

Column

A
bf
tf

4961
127.6
10.7

mm2
mm
mm

P
Fy

200
248

kN
MPa

A
bf
tf

15677
212.2
21.2

mm2
mm
mm

E60
E70
E80
E90
E100
E110
E120

Part 1. Select the Welding Electrode to be used


*Each eletrode corresponds to different stress
Part 2. Determine the Capacity of the attached member
Base on Gross Area
T = 0.6FyAg
Based on Net Area
T = 0.5*Fu*U*Ag
where U is to Reduction Factor
If L > 2W, U = 1
If 2W > L > 1.5W, U = 0.87
If 1.5W > L > W, U = 0.75
*Since weld is only in longitudinal, we use U = 0.75
Lower Tensile Capacity Governs
Part 3. Check the Tensile Capacity
If T < P, the connections is safe
else, Redesign

Fu
415
485
550
620
690
760
825

RESULTS
Electrode
Fu
Capacity
Gross Area
Ag
T
Net Area
U
T
Governing T

E60
415

4961
738.1968
0.75
772.055625
738.1968
SAFE

Dimensions of Weld
Min t
8
Max t
9.1
t (used)
8.55

137

Part 4. Determine the size of weld


Min Thickness
Thicker Material
Min t
<6mm
3
>6-12mm
5
>12-20mm
6
>20-38mm
8
>38-57mm
10
>57-150mm
12
>150mm
16

265.751127457

Max Thickness
Attached Material
<6mm
te = t
>6mm
te = t - 1.6
Part 4. Compute for the Length of Weld
T = 0.707tL*0.3Fu, solve for L

138

WELDED CONNECTIONS - TRADEOFF 2 (E60XX)


EXTERIOR COLUMN - TRANSVERSE BEAM CONNECTION (C2-B2)
Given

Beam

Column

A
bf
tf

12323
192.8
19.1

mm2
mm
mm

P
Fy

200
248

kN
MPa

A
bf
tf

15677
212.2
21.2

mm2
mm
mm

E60
E70
E80
E90
E100
E110
E120

Part 1. Select the Welding Electrode to be used


*Each eletrode corresponds to different stress
Part 2. Determine the Capacity of the attached member
Base on Gross Area
T = 0.6FyAg
Based on Net Area
T = 0.5*Fu*U*Ag
where U is to Reduction Factor
If L > 2W, U = 1
If 2W > L > 1.5W, U = 0.87
If 1.5W > L > W, U = 0.75
*Since weld is only in longitudinal, we use U = 0.75
Lower Tensile Capacity Governs
Part 3. Check the Tensile Capacity

Fu
415
485
550
620
690
760
825

RESULTS
Electrode
Fu
Capacity
Gross Area
Ag
T
Net Area
U
T
Governing T

E60
415

12323
1833.6624
0.75
1917.766875
1833.6624
SAFE

Dimensions of Weld

139

If T < P, the connections is safe


else, Redesign
Part 4. Determine the size of weld
Min Thickness
Thicker Material
Min t
<6mm
3
>6-12mm
5
>12-20mm
6
>20-38mm
8
>38-57mm
10
>57-150mm
12
>150mm
16

Min t
Max t
t (used)
L

8
17.5
12.75
178.209579589

Max Thickness
Attached Material
<6mm
te = t
>6mm
te = t - 1.6
Part 4. Compute for the Length of Weld
T = 0.707tL*0.3Fu, solve for L

140

WELDED CONNECTIONS - TRADEOFF 2 (E60XX)


INTERIOR COLUMN - TRANSVERSE BEAM CONNECTION (C13-B2)
Given

Beam

Column

A
bf
tf

12323
192.8
19.1

mm2
mm
mm

P
Fy

200
248

kN
MPa

A
bf
tf

30581
356.1
27.4

mm2
mm
mm

E60
E70
E80
E90
E100
E110
E120

Part 1. Select the Welding Electrode to be used


*Each eletrode corresponds to different stress
Part 2. Determine the Capacity of the attached member
Base on Gross Area
T = 0.6FyAg
Based on Net Area
T = 0.5*Fu*U*Ag
where U is to Reduction Factor
If L > 2W, U = 1
If 2W > L > 1.5W, U = 0.87
If 1.5W > L > W, U = 0.75
*Since weld is only in longitudinal, we use U = 0.75

Fu
415
485
550
620
690
760
825

RESULTS
Electrode
Fu
Capacity
Gross Area
Ag
T
Net Area
U
T
Governing T

E60
415

12323
1833.6624
0.75
1917.766875
1833.6624

141

Lower Tensile Capacity Governs


Part 3. Check the Tensile Capacity
If T < P, the connections is safe
else, Redesign
Part 4. Determine the size of weld
Min Thickness
Thicker Material
Min t
<6mm
3
>6-12mm
5
>12-20mm
6
>20-38mm
8
>38-57mm
10
>57-150mm
12
>150mm
16

SAFE
Dimensions of Weld
Min t
8
Max t
17.5
t (used)
12.75
L
178.209579589

Max Thickness
Attached Material
<6mm
te = t
>6mm
te = t - 1.6
Part 4. Compute for the Length of Weld
T = 0.707tL*0.3Fu, solve for L

142

WELDED CONNECTIONS - TRADEOFF 2 (E60XX)


INTERIOR COLUMN - INTERIOR LONGITUDINAL CONNECTION (C13-B12)
Given

Beam

Column

A
bf
tf

7013
178.7
14.4

mm2
mm
mm

P
Fy

200
248

kN
MPa

A
bf
tf

30581
356.1
27.4

mm2
mm
mm

E60
E70
E80
E90
E100
E110
E120

Part 1. Select the Welding Electrode to be used


*Each eletrode corresponds to different stress
Part 2. Determine the Capacity of the attached member
Base on Gross Area
T = 0.6FyAg
Based on Net Area
T = 0.5*Fu*U*Ag
where U is to Reduction Factor
If L > 2W, U = 1

Fu
415
485
550
620
690
760
825

RESULTS
Electrode
Fu
Capacity
Gross Area
Ag
T
Net Area

E60
415

7013
1043.5344

143

If 2W > L > 1.5W, U = 0.87


If 1.5W > L > W, U = 0.75
*Since weld is only in longitudinal, we use U = 0.75
Lower Tensile Capacity Governs
Part 3. Check the Tensile Capacity
If T < P, the connections is safe
else, Redesign
Part 4. Determine the size of weld
Min Thickness
Thicker Material
Min t
<6mm
3
>6-12mm
5
>12-20mm
6
>20-38mm
8
>38-57mm
10
>57-150mm
12
>150mm
16

U
T
Governing T

0.75
1091.398125
1043.5344
SAFE

Dimensions of Weld
Min t
8
Max t
12.8
t (used)
10.4
L
218.478090362

Max Thickness
Attached Material
<6mm
te = t
>6mm
te = t - 1.6
Part 4. Compute for the Length of Weld
T = 0.707tL*0.3Fu, solve for L

144

Fu
MPa
MPa
MPa
MPa
MPa
MPa
MPa

SULTS

MPa

mm2
kN

SAFE

mm
mm
mm
mm

145

146

Fu
MPa
MPa
MPa
MPa
MPa
MPa
MPa

SULTS

MPa

mm2
kN

SAFE

mm
mm
mm
mm

147

148

B2)

Fu
MPa
MPa
MPa
MPa
MPa
MPa
MPa

SULTS

MPa

mm2
kN

SAFE

mm
mm
mm

149

mm

150

Fu
MPa
MPa
MPa
MPa
MPa
MPa
MPa

SULTS

MPa

mm2
kN

SAFE

151

mm
mm
mm
mm

152

Fu
MPa
MPa
MPa
MPa
MPa
MPa
MPa

SULTS

MPa

mm2
kN

153

SAFE

mm
mm
mm
mm

154

Fu
MPa
MPa
MPa
MPa
MPa
MPa
MPa

SULTS

MPa

mm2
kN

155

SAFE

mm
mm
mm
mm

156

BOLTED CONNECTION - TRADEOFF 1 (STANDARD BOLT HOLES)


P
t
bolts
bolt hole

24.591
5
16
18

kN
mm
mm
mm

Part 1. Get the required number of bolts


considering shear in the bolts
Pu = AvFv, solve for n (number of bolts)
where Av = n*pi*(^2)/4
Fv = 0.30Fu
Part 2. Get the required number of bolts
considering bearing in the bolts
Pu = AbFb, solve for n (number of bolts)
where Ab = n*Dt
Fb = 1.2Fu
*Choose the greater amount of n
Pary 4. Check for Block Shear
Pt = FvAv + FtAt
where Fv = 0.3*Fu
Ft = 0.5*Fu
Av = Shear Area
At = Tension Area
*If Pt < P, Reselect another section
else, the section chosen is SAFE
Part 3. Determine the spacing of bolt
and edge distance
s = 1.5*bolt
Le = 2*bolt

RESULTS
Fu

207

Shear in Bolts
Av per bolt
Fv
n

254.469
62.1
2

Bearing of Bolts
Ab
90
Fb
248.4
n
2
n (governs)
s
Le
Block Shear
Av
At
Fv
Ft
Pt

2
24
32

190
155
62.1
103.5
27.8415
SAFE

CORNER COLUMN
W 18 X 46

Le

TENSIN MEMBER
L 40 X 40 X 5
145

TENSIN MEMBER
L 40 X 40 X 5

146

LT HOLES)

ESULTS
MPa

mm2
MPa
pcs

mm2
MPa
pcs
pcs
mm
mm

mm2
mm2
MPa
MPa
kN

SAFE

TENSIN MEMBER
L 40 X 40 X 5
147

TENSIN MEMBER
L 40 X 40 X 5

148

149

150

151

152

BOLTED CONNECTION - TRADEOFF 1 (OVERSIZED BOLT HOLE)


P
t
bolts
bolt hole

24.591
5
16
20

kN
mm
mm
mm

RESULTS
Fu

Part 1. Get the required number of bolts


considering shear in the bolts
Pu = AvFv, solve for n (number of bolts)
where Av = n*pi*(^2)/4
Fv = 0.30Fu
Part 2. Get the required number of bolts
considering bearing in the bolts
Pu = AbFb, solve for n (number of bolts)
where Ab = n*Dt
Fb = 1.2Fu
*Choose the greater amount of n
Pary 4. Check for Block Shear
Pt = FvAv + FtAt
where Fv = 0.3*Fu
Ft = 0.5*Fu
Av = Shear Area
At = Tension Area
*If Pt > P, Reselect another section
else, the section chosen is SAFE
Part 3. Determine the spacing of bolt
and edge distance
s = 1.5*bolt
Le = 2*bolt

207

Shear in Bolts
Av per bolt 314.159265
Fv
62.1
n
2
Bearing of Bolts
Ab
100
Fb
248.4
n
1
n (governs)
s
Le
Block Shear
Av
At
Fv
Ft
Pt

2
24
32

180
150
62.1
103.5
26.703
SAFE

CORNER COLUMN
W 18 X 46

Le

TENSIN MEMBER
L 40 X 40 X 5
146

TENSIN MEMBER
L 40 X 40 X 5

147

LT HOLE)

SULTS
MPa

mm2
MPa
pcs

mm2
MPa
pcs
pcs
mm
mm

mm2
mm2
MPa
MPa
kN

AFE

TENSIN MEMBER
L 40 X 40 X 5
148

TENSIN MEMBER
L 40 X 40 X 5

149

BEAMS
ECONOMIC

Section
W33 x 152

Section
BW450 x 181

Area (mm2)
28839

HOT ROLLED BEAMS


Total Length (m)
Weight (kg/m)
890
226

Area (mm2)
29104

BUILT-UP BEAMS
Total Length (m)
Weight (kg/m)
890
181.37

Total Cost for Rolled Section


Total Cost for Built-Up Section

20,596,736
16,529,336

147

BEAMS

CONSTRUCTABILIT

S
Unit Cost (Php/kg)
102.4

Cost (Php)
20,596,736

Unit Cost (Php/kg)


102.4

Cost (Php)
16,529,336

In this part, the designer considered the manufacturabili


the designer gave a rank of 5 to Rolled Sections, and 2 fof Bui
rolled sections is manufactured as one, considering only th
member, while built up section are rolled sections combin
thus, aside from molding and curing time, we also con

148

BEAMS
CONSTRUCTABILITY

ered the manufacturability of each section. In this constraint,


d Sections, and 2 fof Built Up sections. The main reason is that the
one, considering only the molding and curing time of the whole
re rolled sections combined together to form another section,
curing time, we also consider the stiffening of the section.

Length, L
Weight (Load), W
Modulus of Elasticity, E
Moment of Inertia (Strong Axis), Ix
Deflection, S
For Rolled Section: W30 x 173
L = 6 m (longest beam in the structure)
Assume W = 1 kN/m
E = 200000 MPa
Ix = 3413000000 mm4
*Fixed Ends
=(1 (6000) ^4)/(384(200000)(3413000000))
=.0494433

%=(.0494433(100))/16.67

%=0.29660%

149

INITIAL ESTIMATED VALUES

BEAMS
SERVICEABILITY
=(^4)/384
%= /_
()=/360

INITIAL RANKING COMPUTATION F

To Determine the Ranking of the Valu


For Built-Up Section: BW450 x 181
L = 6 m (longest beam in the structure)
Assume W = 1 kN/m
E = 200000 MPa
Ix = 831000000 mm4
*Fixed Ends

0)(3413000000))

=(1 (6000) ^4)/(384(200000)(831000000))


=.020306859

RAW DESIGNER'S RANKING

_=6000/360
_=16.67
%=(.02036859(100))/16.67

%=0.222187%

150

INITIAL ESTIMATED VALUES


Tradeoffs

Criteria
Economic
Constructability
Safety

Rolled
Php 20,596,736
74 days
0.30%

Built Up
Php 16,529,336
84 days
0.22%

INITIAL RANKING COMPUTATION FOR BEAMS


To Determine the Ranking of the Values,
Difference (%) = [(Higher - Lower)/Higher]*100
Subordinate Rank = Governing Rank - (Difference (%)/10)
Summary

Economic
20,596,736
16,529,336
5
19.75
3

Higher Value
Lower Value
Governing Rank
Difference (%)
Subordinate Rank

CRITERIA
Constructability
N/A
N/A
5
N/A
2

Safety
0.297
0.222
5
25.09
2

RAW DESIGNER'S RANKING


Criterion
Economic (Cost)
Constructability (Manufacturability)
Safety (Deflection)
Overall Ranking

Importance
5
4
4

Ability to Satisfy the Criterion


Hot Rolled
Built-Up
3
5
5
2
2
5
43
53

151

COLUMNS
ECONOMIC

Section
W24 x 103

Section
BW600 x 150

Area (mm2)
19548

HOT ROLLED COLUMNS


Total Length (m)
Weight (kg/m)
495
184.5

Area (mm2)
19160

BUILT-UP COLUMNS
Total Length (m)
Weight (kg/m)
495
196.44

Total Cost for Rolled Section


Total Cost for Built-Up Section

9,351,936
9,957,151

152

COLUMNS

CONSTRUCTABILIT

NS
Unit Cost (Php/kg)
102.4

Cost (Php)
9,351,936

Unit Cost (Php/kg)


102.4

Cost (Php)
9,957,151

In this part, the designer considered the manufacturabili


the designer gave a rank of 5 to Rolled Sections, and 2 fof Bui
rolled sections is manufactured as one, considering only th
member, while built up section are rolled sections combin
thus, aside from molding and curing time, we also con

153

COLUMNS
CONSTRUCTABILITY

ered the manufacturability of each section. In this constraint,


d Sections, and 2 fof Built Up sections. The main reason is that the
one, considering only the molding and curing time of the whole
re rolled sections combined together to form another section,
curing time, we also consider the stiffening of the section.

STR

In this part, values cannot be assum


after analyzing the whole structure. Th
designer gave a higher rank to the ro
sections, they always give lower valu
to be sum up with their selfweight
a

154

INITIAL ESTIMATED VALUES

COLUMNS
STRENGTH (AXIAL CAPACITY)

values cannot be assumed since axial capacity of columns can only be measured
g the whole structure. Therefore, the designer sought a way to rank this constraint. The
e a higher rank to the rolled beam sections because considering same area of cross
ey always give lower value of weight. Thus, they can still carry greater amount of load
up with their selfweights . Thus, the designer gave a rank of 5 to rolled sections,
and 4 for built up sections.

INITIAL RANKING COMPUTATION F

To Determine the Ranking of the Valu

RAW DESIGNER'S RANKING

155

INITIAL ESTIMATED VALUES


Tradeoffs

Criteria

Rolled
Php 20,596,736

Economic

Built Up
Php 16,529,336

INITIAL RANKING COMPUTATION FOR COLUMNS


To Determine the Ranking of the Values,
Difference (%) = [(Higher - Lower)/Higher]*100
Subordinate Rank = Governing Rank - (Difference (%)/10)
Summary

Economic
9,957,151
9,351,936
5
6.08
4

Higher Value
Lower Value
Governing Rank
Difference (%)
Subordinate Rank

CRITERIA
Constructability
N/A
N/A
5
N/A
2

Strength
N/A
N/A
5
N/A
4

RAW DESIGNER'S RANKING


Criterion
Economic (Cost)
Constructability (Manufacturability)
Strength (Axial Capacity)
Overall Ranking

Importance
5
4
4

Ability to Satisfy the Criterion


Hot Rolled
Built-Up
4
5
5
2
4
5
56
53

156

TENSION MEMBERS
ECONOMIC

Section
L 65 x 65 x 8

Section
L 75 x 50 x 8

Area (mm2)
964.69

SINGLE ANGLE WITH EQUAL LEGS


Total Length (m)
Weight (kg/m)
152.32
4.97

Area (mm2)
941.26

BUILT-UP BEAMS
Total Length (m)
Weight (kg/m)
152.32
7.65

Total Cost for Rolled Section


Total Cost for Built-Up Section

77,520
119,321

157

BERS

TENSION MEMB

CONSTRUCTABILIT

AL LEGS
Unit Cost (Php/kg)
102.4

Cost (Php)
77,520

Unit Cost (Php/kg)


102.4

Cost (Php)
119,321

In this part, the designer considered the manufacturabili


the designer gave a rank of 5 to Single Angle with Equal Le
in the period of time in both legs, unlike in unequal legs, ranke
of manufacturing, especially in

158

ENSION MEMBERS

TEN

CONSTRUCTABILITY

ered the manufacturability of each section. In this constraint,


ngle Angle with Equal Legs because there is equal distribution
ke in unequal legs, ranked as 4, because they can have variation
ufacturing, especially in curing time.

In this part, values cannot be assum


after analyzing the whole structure. Th
designer gave a higher rank of 5 to
is possibly higher since the fastener
equal legs ranked as 3, both have sa
than that of single angle with unequal le
be computation of gross area and net a

159

INITIAL ESTIMATED VALUES

TENSION MEMBERS
STRENGTH

values cannot be assumed since axial capacity of columns can only be measured
g the whole structure. Therefore, the designer sought a way to rank this constraint. The
ave a higher rank of 5 to the single angle with unequal legs because the axial load
igher since the fasteners are placed in the longer leg, unlike in the single angle with
nked as 3, both have same dimensions thus giving high possibly of having lesser leg
gle angle with unequal legs. Comparing the longer legs is necessary because there will
of gross area and net area, where the axial capacity of the tension member will depend

INITIAL RANKING COMPUTATION F

To Determine the Ranking of the Valu

RAW DESIGNER'S RANKING

160

INITIAL ESTIMATED VALUES


Criteria
Economic

Tradeoffs
Rolled
Php 77,520

Built Up
Php 119,321

INITIAL RANKING COMPUTATION FOR TENSION MEMBERS


To Determine the Ranking of the Values,
Difference (%) = [(Higher - Lower)/Higher]*100
Subordinate Rank = Governing Rank - (Difference (%)/10)
Summary
Higher Value
Lower Value
Governing Rank
Difference (%)
Subordinate Rank

Economic
119,321
77,520
5
35.03
1

CRITERIA
Constructability
N/A
N/A
5
N/A
4

Safety
N/A
N/A
5
N/A
3

RAW DESIGNER'S RANKING


Criterion

Importance

Economic
Constructability
Strength
Overall Ranking

5
4
4

Ability to Satisfy the Criterion


SA Equal Legs
SA Unequal Legs
5
1
5
4
3
5
57
41

161

BOLTED CONNECTIONS
ECONOMIC

Joints
50

Joints
50

Bolt Diameter
18

STANDARD HOLE SIZE


No. of Bolts
Unit Cost
2
30

Bolt Diameter
20

OVERSIZED HOLE SIZE


No. of Bolts
Unit Cost
2
40

Total Cost for Standard


Total Cost for Oversized

9900
11200

162

CTIONS

BOLTED CONNEC
CONSTRUCTABILITY

ZE
Unit Cost (per cu.m.)
330

Total Cost
9900

Total Cost
9900

Labor Cost
3960

STANDARD HOLE SIZE


No. of Workers
5

Labor Cost
4480

OVERSIZED HOLE SIZE


No. of Workers
5

ZE
Unit Cost (per cu.m.)
280

Total Cost
11200

Total Ciost
11200

Total Duration for Standard


Total Duration for Oversized

51.48
44.8

163

BOLT

LTED CONNECTIONS

RUCTABILITY

In this constraint, the designer gave a rank of 5 for the s


compared to oversized bolt hole. Larger net area gives g

RD HOLE SIZE
Wage
20

Total Man-Hour
51.48

Wage
20

Total Man-Hour
44.8

ZED HOLE SIZE

164

INITIAL ESTIMATED VALUES

BOLTED CONNECTIONS
STRENGTH

ave a rank of 5 for the standard bolt hole it has greater net area
. Larger net area gives greater capacity of the connection

INITIAL RANKING COMPUTATION F

To Determine the Ranking of the Valu

RAW DESIGNER'S RANKING

165

INITIAL ESTIMATED VALUES


Criteria
Economic
Constructability

Tradeoffs
Standard
9,900
51.48

Oversized
11,200
44.8

INITIAL RANKING COMPUTATION FOR TENSION MEMBERS


To Determine the Ranking of the Values,
Difference (%) = [(Higher - Lower)/Higher]*100
Subordinate Rank = Governing Rank - (Difference (%)/10)
Summary
Higher Value
Lower Value
Governing Rank
Difference (%)
Subordinate Rank

Economic
11,200
9,900
5
11.61
4

CRITERIA
Constructability
51
45
5
12.98
4

Safety
N/A
N/A
5
N/A
3

RAW DESIGNER'S RANKING


Criterion

Importance

Economic
Constructability
Strength
Overall Ranking

5
4
4

Ability to Satisfy the Criterion


Standard
Oversized
5
4
5
4
3
5
57
56

166

WELDED CONNECTIONS
ECONOMIC
E70XX
Joints
180

L
150

t
6

Volume
972000
E60XX

Joints
180

L
150

t
7

Volume
1323000

167

CTIONS

WELDED CONNEC
CONSTRUCTABILITY

Unit Cost (per cu.m.)


300

Unit Cost (per cu.m.)


200

Total Cost
291600

Total Cost
264600

Material Cost
291,600

Material Cost
264,600

Labor Cost
43740

E70XX
No. of Workers
5

Labor Cost
39690

E60XX
No. of Workers
5

168

DED CONNECTIONS

WELD

RUCTABILITY

E70XX

In this constraint, the designer based his ranking in the u


Wage
50

Total Man-Hour
174.96

Wage
50

Total Man-Hour
158.76

E70XX
E60XX

485 MPa
415 MPa

E60XX

169

INITIAL ESTIMATED VALUES

WELDED CONNECTIONS
STRENGTH

ased his ranking in the ultimate tensile strength of the electrodes used

INITIAL RANKING COMPUTATION F

To Determine the Ranking of the Valu

RAW DESIGNER'S RANKING

170

INITIAL ESTIMATED VALUES


Tradeoffs

Criteria
Economic
Constructability
Safety

E70XX
Php 291,600
174.96 man-hrs
485

E60XX
Php 264,600
158.76 man-hrs
415

INITIAL RANKING COMPUTATION FOR BEAMS


To Determine the Ranking of the Values,
Difference (%) = [(Higher - Lower)/Higher]*100
Subordinate Rank = Governing Rank - (Difference (%)/10)
Summary

Economic
291600
264600
5
9.26
4

Higher Value
Lower Value
Governing Rank
Difference (%)
Subordinate Rank

CRITERIA
Constructability
175
159
5
9.21
4

Safety
485.000
415.000
5
14.43
4

RAW DESIGNER'S RANKING


Criterion
Economic (Cost)
Constructability (Manufacturability)
Safety (Deflection)
Overall Ranking

Importance
5
4
4

Ability to Satisfy the Criterion


E70XX
E60XX
4
5
4
5
5
4
56
61

171

BEAMS
ECONOMIC

Section
W 18 x 64
W 16 x 40
W 12 x 30

Section
BW 450 x 95

Area (mm2)
12323
7013
7013

HOT ROLLED BEAMS


Total Length (m)
Weight (kg/m)
770
105.5
250
59.9
500
44.6

Area (mm2)
19548

BUILT-UP BEAMS
Total Length (m)
Weight (kg/m)
1520
94.99

Total Cost for Rolled Section


Total Cost for Built-Up Section

12,135,424
14,785,004

166

BEAMS

CONSTRUCTABILIT

S
Unit Cost (Php/kg)
102.4
102.4
102.4

Unit Cost (Php/kg)


102.4

Cost (Php)
8,318,464
1,533,440
2,283,520

Cost (Php)
14,785,004

Section
W 27 x 161
W 21 x 83
W 18 x 46

Section
BW 700 x 239

Volume (mm2)
9488710
1753250
3506500

HOT ROLLED COLUM


Molding (hrs)
1423.3065
262.9875
525.975

Volume (mm2)
14856480

BUILT-UP COLUMNS
Molding (hrs)
2228.472

Total Duration for Rolled Section


Total Duration for Built-Up Section

74
84

167

BEAMS
CONSTRUCTABILITY
HOT ROLLED COLUMNS
Curing (hrs)
2372.1775
438.3125
876.625
BUILT-UP COLUMNS
Curing (hrs)
3714.12

In the manual computation for the des


Duration
47.44355
8.76625
17.5325

Assembly (hrs)
742.824

Deflection in Rolled Section =


Deflection in Built Up Section =

Duration (hrs)
84

0
168

BEAMS
SERVICEABILITY
In the manual computation for the design of beams, the deflection of the member is already presented

ed Section =
Up Section =

7.41 mm
5.67 mm

169

FINAL ESTIMATED VALUES


Tradeoffs

Criteria
Economic
Constructability
Safety

Rolled
Php 12135424
74 days
7.41 mm

Built Up
Php 14,785,004
84 days
5.67 mm

FINAL RANKING COMPUTATION FOR BEAMS


To Determine the Ranking of the Values,
Difference (%) = [(Higher - Lower)/Higher]*100
Subordinate Rank = Governing Rank - (Difference (%)/10)
Summary

Economic
14,785,004
12,135,424
5
21.83
3

Higher Value
Lower Value
Governing Rank
Difference (%)
Subordinate Rank

CRITERIA
Constructability
84
74
5
13.32
4

Safety
7.41
5.67
5
30.69
2

FINAL DESIGNER'S RANKING


Criterion
Economic (Cost)
Constructability (Manufacturability)
Safety (Deflection)
Overall Ranking

Importance
5
4
4

Ability to Satisfy the Criterion


Hot Rolled
5
5
2
53

170

y to Satisfy the Criterion


Built-Up
3
4
5
51

171

COLUMNS
ECONOMIC

Section
W 27 x 161
W 21 x 83
W 18 x 46

Section
BW 700 x 239
W 21 x 83
W 18 x 46

Area (mm2)
30581
15677
8710

HOT ROLLED COLUMNS


Total Length (m)
Weight (kg/m)
135
240.5
300
123.3
60
68.5

Area (mm2)
30484
15720
8710

BUILT-UP COLUMNS
Total Length (m)
Weight (kg/m)
135
239.14
300
123.4
60
83.05

Total Cost for Rolled Section


Total Cost for Built-Up Section

7,533,312
7,606,979

172

COLUMNS

CONSTRUCTABILIT

NS
Unit Cost (Php/kg)
102.4
102.4
102.4

Cost (Php)
3,324,672
3,787,776
420,864

Section
W 27 x 161
W 21 x 83
W 18 x 46

Volume (mm2)
4128435
4703100
522600

HOT ROLLED COLUM


Molding (hrs)
619.26525
705.465
78.39

Volume (mm2)
4115340
4716000
522600

BUILT-UP COLUMNS
Molding (hrs)
617.301
707.4
78.39

S
Unit Cost (Php/kg)
102.4
102.4
102.4

Cost (Php)
3,305,871
3,790,848
510,259

Section
BW 700 x 239
W 21 x 83
W 18 x 46

Total Cost for Rolled Section


Total Cost for Built-Up Section

47
53

173

COLUMNS
CONSTRUCTABILITY
HOT ROLLED COLUMNS
Curing (hrs)
1032.10875
1175.775
130.65
BUILT-UP COLUMNS
Curing (hrs)
1028.835
1179
130.65

ST

In the manual computation for the design


Axial Capacity of Rolled Section
Column
Quantity
Interior
9
Exterior
20
Corner
4
Total

Duration
20.642175
23.5155
2.613

Assembly (hrs)
205.767
235.8
26.13

Duration (hrs)
23
27
3

Axial Capacity of Built Up Section


Column
Quantity
Interior
9
Exterior
20
Corner
4
Total

174

COLUMNS
STRENGTH (AXIAL CAPACITY)

the manual computation for the design of columns, the axial capacity of the member is already presented
Rolled Section
Percentage
Capacity
Factored
0.2727272727
3791.57 1034.064545
0.6060606061
1763.16 1068.581818
0.1212121212
830.69
100.689697
1
6385.42 2203.336061

Built Up Section
Percentage
0.2727272727
0.6060606061
0.1212121212
1

Capacity
3789.31
1796.49
1177
6762.8

Factored
1033.448182
1088.781818
142.6666667
2264.896667

175

FINAL ESTIMATED VALUES


Tradeoffs

Criteria
Economic
Constructability
Strength

Rolled
Php 7,533,312
47 days
6385.42 kN

Built Up
Php 7,606,979
53 days
6762.8 kN

FINAL RANKING COMPUTATION FOR BEAMS


To Determine the Ranking of the Values,
Difference (%) = [(Higher - Lower)/Higher]*100
Subordinate Rank = Governing Rank - (Difference (%)/10)
Summary

Economic
7,606,979
7,533,312
5
0.97
4

Higher Value
Lower Value
Governing Rank
Difference (%)
Subordinate Rank

CRITERIA
Constructability
53
47
5
11.11
4

Strength
2264.8966666667
2203.3360606061
5
2.72
4

FINAL DESIGNER'S RANKING


Criterion
Economic (Cost)
Constructability (Manufacturability)
Strength (Axial Capacity)
Overall Ranking

Importance
5
4
4

Ability to Satisfy the Criterion


Hot Rolled
5
5
4
61

176

y to Satisfy the Criterion


Built-Up
4
4
5
56

177

TENSION MEMBERS
ECONOMIC

Section
L 40 x 40 x 5

Section
L 75 x 50 x 8

Area (mm2)
378.86

SINGLE ANGLE WITH EQUAL LEGS


Total Length (m)
Weight (kg/m)
152.32
2.87

Area (mm2)
426.72

BUILT-UP BEAMS
Total Length (m)
Weight (kg/m)
152.32
3.35

Total Cost for SA Equal Legs


Total Cost for SA Unequal Legs

44,765
52,252

178

BERS

TENSION MEMB

CONSTRUCTABILIT

AL LEGS
Unit Cost (Php/kg)
102.4

Unit Cost (Php/kg)


102.4

Cost (Php)
44,765

Cost (Php)
52,252

Section
L 40 x 40 x 5

Section
BW 700 x 239

Volume (mm2)
57707.9552

HOT ROLLED COLUM


Molding (hrs)
8.65619328

Volume (mm2)
64997.9904

BUILT-UP COLUMNS
Molding (hrs)
9.74969856

Total Duration for SA Equal Legs


Total Duration for SA Unequal Legs

7
9

179

ENSION MEMBERS

TE

CONSTRUCTABILITY
HOT ROLLED COLUMNS
Curing (hrs)
14.4269888
BUILT-UP COLUMNS
Curing (hrs)
16.2494976

In the manual computation for the design of tension mem


axial capacity of the member is already presented

Duration
7

Axial Capacity of SA Equal Legs


Axial Capacity of SA Unequal Legs
Assembly (hrs)
3.24989952

Duration (hrs)
9

180

TENSION MEMBERS
STRENGTH

mputation for the design of tension members,


he member is already presented

SA Equal Legs
SA Unequal Legs

47.42 kN
55.86 kN

181

FINAL ESTIMATED VALUES


Criteria
Economic
Constructability
Strength

Tradeoffs
Rolled
Php 44,765
7 days
47.42 kN

Built Up
Php 52,252
9 days
55.86 kN

FINAL RANKING COMPUTATION FOR BEAMS


To Determine the Ranking of the Values,
Difference (%) = [(Higher - Lower)/Higher]*100
Subordinate Rank = Governing Rank - (Difference (%)/10)
Summary
Higher Value
Lower Value
Governing Rank
Difference (%)
Subordinate Rank

Economic
52,252
44,765
5
14.33
4

CRITERIA
Constructability
9
7
5
21.08
3

Strength
55.860
47.420
5
15.11
3

FINAL DESIGNER'S RANKING


Criterion

Importance

Economic
Constructability
Strength
Overall Ranking

5
4
4

Ability to Satisfy the Criterion


SA Equal Legs
SA Unequal Legs
5
4
5
3
3
5
57
52

182

183

BOLTED CONNECTIONS
ECONOMIC

Joints
80

Joints
80

Bolt Diameter
18

STANDARD HOLE SIZE


No. of Bolts
Unit Cost
2
30

Bolt Diameter
20

OVERSIZED HOLE SIZE


No. of Bolts
Unit Cost
2
40

Total Cost for Standard


Total Cost for Oversized

4800
6400

184

CTIONS

BOLTED CONNEC
CONSTRUCTABILITY

ZE
Total Cost
4800

Total Cost
4800

Labor Cost
1920

STANDARD HOLE SIZE


No. of Workers
5

Labor Cost
2560

OVERSIZED HOLE SIZE


No. of Workers
5

ZE
Total Cost
6400

Total Ciost
6400

Total Duration for Standard


Total Duration for Oversized

24.96
30.72

185

BOLT

LTED CONNECTIONS

RUCTABILITY

In this constraint, the designer gave a rank of 5 for the s


compared to oversized bolt hole. Larger net area gives g

RD HOLE SIZE
Wage
20

Total Man-Hour
24.96

Wage
20

Total Man-Hour
30.72

ZED HOLE SIZE

186

BOLTED CONNECTIONS
STRENGTH

the designer gave a rank of 5 for the standard bolt hole it has greater net area
sized bolt hole. Larger net area gives greater capacity of the connection

187

Criteria
Economic
Constructability
Strength

Tradeoffs
Standard
4,800
24.96
27.84

Oversized
6,400
30.72
26.7

INITIAL RANKING COMPUTATION FOR TENSION MEMBERS


To Determine the Ranking of the Values,
Difference (%) = [(Higher - Lower)/Higher]*100
Subordinate Rank = Governing Rank - (Difference (%)/10)
Summary
Higher Value
Lower Value
Governing Rank
Difference (%)
Subordinate Rank

Economic
6,400
4,800
5
25.00
3

CRITERIA
Constructability
25
31
5
23.08
3

Safety
27.840
26.703
5
4.08
4

RAW DESIGNER'S RANKING


Criterion

Importance

Economic
Constructability
Strength
Overall Ranking

5
4
4

Ability to Satisfy the Criterion


Standard
Oversized
5
3
5
3
5
4
65
43

188

189

WELDED CONNECTIONS
ECONOMIC
E70XX
Joints
180

L
152.48861

t
12.75

Volume
4462007.3393625
E60XX

Joints
180

L
178.2096

t
12.75

Volume
5214635.658

190

CTIONS

WELDED CONNEC
CONSTRUCTABILITY

Unit Cost (per cu.m.)

Total Cost
300 1338602.2018088

Unit Cost (per cu.m.)


200

Total Cost
1042927.1316

Material Cost
1,338,602

Material Cost
1,042,927

Labor Cost
200790.330271313

E70XX
No. of Workers
5

Labor Cost
156439.06974

E60XX
No. of Workers
5

191

DED CONNECTIONS

WELD

RUCTABILITY

E70XX

In this constraint, the designer based his ranking in the u


Wage
50

Total Man-Hour
803.1613210853

Wage
50

Total Man-Hour
625.75627896

E70XX
E60XX

485
415

E60XX

192

WELDED CONNECTIONS
STRENGTH
the designer based his ranking in the ultimate tensile strength of the electrodes used
MPa
MPa

193

Tradeoffs

Criteria
Economic
Constructability
Safety

E70XX
Php 1,338,602
803.16 mn-hrs
485

E60XX
Php 1,042,297
625.76 man-hr
415

INITIAL RANKING COMPUTATION FOR BEAMS


To Determine the Ranking of the Values,
Difference (%) = [(Higher - Lower)/Higher]*100
Subordinate Rank = Governing Rank - (Difference (%)/10)
Summary

Economic
1338602
1042297
5
22.14
3

Higher Value
Lower Value
Governing Rank
Difference (%)
Subordinate Rank

CRITERIA
Constructability
803
626
5
22.09
3

Safety
485.000
415.000
5
14.43
4

RAW DESIGNER'S RANKING


Criterion
Economic (Cost)
Constructability (Manufacturability)
Safety (Deflection)
Overall Ranking

Importance
5
4
4

Ability to Satisfy the Criterion


E70XX
3
3
5
47

194

y to Satisfy the Criterion


E60XX
5
5
4
61

195

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