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> Tension membets cre structured elements that subjected to axl tensie forces. Tension members do not Duce, DESIGN AND ANALYSIS > soa conte vee me fino tion monbes TENSION MEMBERS > They ewe wre varov peso stuchres ong ee truss members, bracing for buling and bridges, cables in suspended roots, cables In suspersion and cable: stayed bridges, hanger and tag rods. towers ond he rod.> The design of stee! members wil primorly involve selecting tne ightes! member of the specified shape that meets the ‘oppropriate stengin and servicedbilly ceria, > The “Best suctural system 5 Include the fotowing: Cost fo owner o Material costs—the smallest ze members Labor cast © Construction time Maintenance costs Desirable column arrangement ‘Max. usable verical space [e.9. minimum beam depth) Sofety—members must have sufficient srengin Serviceabitly—members must not dellect excessively > The ASC Specification provides two acceptable methods for esigning structural steel members and theit connections, These ‘fe Load Resisiance Factor Design (LRFD) and Allowable Sirengih Design (ASD). Both procedures are based on limt states design Principles, which provides the boundaries of shuctural useulnest. i Dest meets criteria that> The term imi state is uied to describe o conestion at which a stucture ‘orpart of a sructure ceases fo perform its intancied function, » Categories of Lin state: 1. Stength Limi State - define load-carrying capacity, including excessive Yelsina, fracture, buckling, fatigue, and gross rigid body motion, 2 Serviceabilty Limit State ~ dine performance, including datiection, racking, siping, vibration, and deterioration, Note: ALL LMT STATE MUST BE PREVENTED, > As load continues to Increase, one af he following occurs: the gross section elds, posiby leading fo excessive deformation, the cross section through the bolt holes ruptures resuting ina ‘ess of integity ofthe stucture, or { cross section through the boll holes foils in a combination of shear and tension called, block shear > The tense load fs unitorm along the length of a member. Since the net cross-section is smallest at the bolted connection, the, sitess Is highest in this location. As the tersie load ono. member is ncreased, the steel adjacent fo the bolt holes yields fst, ‘Sixce the bolt holes represent a small segtnent of the. overall length of the member, the elongation due to the: Yelding adjacent fo the bol holes is negiigisl,Tie tonne tei end enbe ‘ie tee un nn manera a a cc awa seis mp ne 2m os | Beding Ost Agra Areesh AntUahhy 200eget Jammer sng ale nan meer pe rt of 32 Le mien fama] eee emeaione’iors attests ana anak fee, [Seem |] —— econ Uo ca el a TOS is an ca SE fete ie SSS Ah Sete Zee Cena aruursnn cay etoaint sect] oa = es i cae ae Serene | crane = Sas Ae realty = Sangluimume noodle detente tem Ag’ 20869 = Da eum TERT Stone oF Ages RUPTURE oF An Yee ure ning URED ting LePD Re aone — Ber0.ahAy o73Fue 0.89 GR F0.9(oHbNaNIESC Tmt Ay" Ay Ona eae (Ba) ‘Ag? 2096.77 en eee Fos 467.99 8458 ba AGE AND 312 EH Cao TA ae Bee Ag? (B42 mu? £0.05(20%6 77 n= 1784.27 mm > 17 BD. 25mm Use I76E.25 om” 8 Ay cy WAC Aru) Drara(goserimnt) Ae! 1 25 my*C0-60) 8 rm and s sessed in tension by. Be tee Ae 1514.9) em? {Tine fetes ena t28 0 re hon roe near ‘er PY 0.75 (400 M514 tee Scola Aone scam ee ae er Sh ecm itr anni) sete sn ese) or FPP SRTT ANS IE poe 454.47 waste cope!) ‘Satna bate pe conctan te eared lope be ane ot ‘fementor han sadtans al ienaon 2 20 RM pada y wid oa. don £2 Wucten, sume Orin! bot ie = 22mm At tet Fy 298 Pa at 7 W0e foors x25 oops ection iy eetipled the ice te eapled the strength citorcn Using 35 Poe Bute va12 Poe 2420 P9164. 9m (ee) 2 Bis 202.962
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5.08 oiGrtsey Gs125.208 EY Ryo mt 05125-2000) + 390751246 m P sg. pne® 827 GOON PEST BGO NY Pram? RESON. oe gen x 6 2 Fae. aemBIe f 2C54000) 200m 5 6 say, a0 Caan) 2 beg 62 tns00m ©3629)" — ie Ler ZENG > 1S Bas Se, Coe) Ler 17.39 €15(20) “200mANALY 61S OF BOLTED CONNECKON (heer hear orl tesien) “Dieqono§ ercing" i eine Tes Ty Tein T ort Th> Toone biten REE, Te) Eo Ssireealgea| a, Fonm Exameur f Ts GH oom Sete wre sen yun (SE) es gs 1 HR ca a) Beam Xe) ook $ ote ope! tte 7 fon T ANALYSIS OF BOLTED CONNECTION Wader sheoring & terse) werocket ”Exauue | 18) Polar moment oF Inertia, J SP Ent ty" Tt versie ; Ste: tence Spee neers fe TOF ana 2 Location cr center op gravity 639 6g oF the bolt group ne ny, tne, an xy Peg, 38+ 20) stam) 3.0% eee nyt py tay ty eran BY FIFE mE CTID aes TB 42m CeO wees anna ormu-@uamnare Fy = 42 Senfpet tye?) 808 ‘Ay Maximum eneoring Ft¢ee of the critical bolt Sa ee Me Mt Peet Bul Cil-4 m) 9570 Kien mille Tn RGFFG.o wy "8.608 fh) te rea Ear * 4.50160 alo Fe [TAPE TE GAT 9,667 . Cee TERPTTEE «4.0370 most cite es ge GARI TETIN™> 205% co & s70 18) Tree 229657 Kips ind method! ef 20 Mpa ta 4.289 “36.89 Hrs whl 118in fo Fy SIO Wien ACD « 71.652 kis Ti eer Ro 96.675 Nps Raoe® Crete a af nan * [GOA Bt OSE frost ALIS ome gay teh eeSeo Otoroten og cenwrord prom tne © masini ercoring sess lower leet corner tott me “a07196)) en @ Polar stommnt oF Inertion’ tear? 20896.268 8 Je net bey? $n cRerermes 1 pom cents) 5 . Ya? 278 418 100) I> 890mm 4mm 446135 Seta e00rm* > @ Dire Shear eres OLN. sense uo Jee ts fe fe fs te fe fe tr @ Mexia keacton oF the critical bolts ae me | eS g Mere) cateen (*3c0.n 170mm + Worm, 5 Pax |!22020-£90 (55. 2010%) (1354901) 400mm ® 145600 Ms Pee? (2000011 440mm Rene? TOS 6.266" 2 59.2 x10" Nem Po a (tant mttan oy (h ras econne 8 bom. om « Mi Cosanemcis on) . ie ent « ft sti wf Sy? My» 65.2 x16" 9mm) tna Romero VM 145 600 mm ine? 10.85G.268 A) fy? 04 074-87 Nyunivensiry oF Baguio CHAPTER BENDING STRESS, SHEARING STRESS, AND DEFLECTION ‘Learning Outcome: The students are able to understand the considerations used in seismic design, recognized the main principles of earthquake-esistant structures, and familiarized themselves ftom modem construction methods used in building earthquake-resistant structures. ‘Summary of the Topics: = Introduction = Defition of terms = Strength and Duciiity Based Response = Basic Concept of Seismic Design ~The Four virtues of an Earthquake-resistant Budings = Modem Methods Used in Building an Earthquake-resistant Structures BENDING STRESS. ‘Types of Beams Boame are stuctial members that support transverse loads, sthor horizontal, sloping or vertical lads, ‘depending upon ther end connections. Simple beams have end connectons which are considered not have any end moments witht end re to rotate. A beam is consklered contnuous beams iit extends continuously acress trae or more supports and ts considered fixed beams Fis ends re rigyatached {© other members so that a moment ean be vansmiled seose the connection. ‘JOIST ~ there ae closely spaced beams supporting the floors and roots of bulings. LINTELS ~ are beams over openings in mecanry wals such as windows and doors. 'SPANDREL BEANS ~ these beams suppor the exierir walls ofthe building. FLOOR BEAMS - these are larger boars found in many bridges porpendillar to the roadway ofthe bridge and they aro used to transfor the for loads fom stinger to the supporing girders ortrusses. SSTRINGERS — these are beams in the flor of bridges which are running parallel io the rod way. 6. GIRDER — those aro large beams into which smaler beams ae framed. Bending Stress Ira beam is subjected to a bending moment, the stress maybe computed using the flexural formula ‘When the stresses are within the knit ofthe material, the procedure is called the elastic design or allowable svess design (ASD). ue na WHERE: f= extreme ber stress (actual bending stress) M = Bonding momenta the secon under consideration {l= Moment of nera ofthe cross-section with respect othe neutal axis (C= distance from the neutral ais to the extreme berPROPERTIES! W193120 ee A i wees os Se ‘soar 12 ZL] (2a2.a56) | 7e7- 300 (4-732)? 650% 12" on? re 72.841 foo fares oes xeeeag pats - a [sea « «foram y fev Py Plcrel eas ane Tae pets From hear ond memnen No hear” 180 ki Mor moment? 4728 44m fer eM Fe ex ereeion modus) foe 272, 91m (EH) 6659 10° mm? fe 7h 021 ro term Les 2oubt » 200282.854 mn) * 3712 mm 5 ca ty we aGL2 Coa e5aicoici * 6896 my 246 (640.79) torte Leda pore Ea a 840.74~ 2 (2.110) *797.206 a Ete Aw crmbrseebipa Aes (200.854) 2717 #4 (AOE 2 (.THD (46 732), A886. To mee ues PoTIRREZEBCIA uN TRORN
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