Challenge

Week 5 Challenge

1. Shear resistance of web problem: Determine PG Web thickness for given load without stiffener.

Aim : Checking of adequacy of web thickness of a PG for a given factored load.

Given: PG size 1200x300x25x10, Factored shear force = 1000 KN, fy</math>">fy= 250 Nmm2</math>">mm^2

Solution:

1. d/tw= (1200 -2x50)/10  =111 > 67 ε</math>">ε   (ε=1)</math>">(ε=1)

check for shear buckling required

2. Minimum thickness requirment of web

dtw</math>">d/tw< 200 xss=removed tabindex="0" role="presentation">ε</math>">ε

11100/10  = 111 < 200 xss=removed tabindex="0" role="presentation">ε</math>">ε  ( 0K)

3. Shear capacity  Check

Vd=Av×fyw/3×γmo</math>">Vd=Av×fyw/√3×γmo =  1100x10x250/1.732x1.1  = 1443418 N = 1443 KN

0.6Vd</math>">Vd = 865 KN < V>

Not safe in shear

4. Check for shear buckling as per IS 800: 2007 , Page-59 

Vcr=</math>">Vcr=A_v xxtau_B`

shear stress correspondind to web buckling

τB=fyw3×λw2</math>">τB=fyw/√3×λ^2w

λw2=fyw3×τcr</math>">λ^2w=√fyw/√3×τcr

Kv</math>">Kv= 5.35  when transverse stiiffners are provided only at support

E = 2x105N/mm2</math>">10^5N/mm^2,

μispoisson′sratio=0.3</math>">μispoisson'sratio=0.3

τcr</math>">τcr =  = 79.84

λw</math>">λ^2w = fyw3×τcr</math>">√(fyw/√3×τcr) =2501.732×79.84</math>">√2501.732×79.842501.732×79.84 = 1.3445

τB</math>">τB = 250/1.732x 1.34452</math>">1.344521.34452  = 79.849

Vcr</math>">Vcr  =  1100x10 x 79.849  = 878339 N = 878.339 <  1000 KN 

The  web shear force corresponding to the web buckling is less than maximum Factored shear force , hence not safe

Result: Thus it is concluded that web is not adequate to carry a factored shear force of 1000 KN

2. Check whether intermediate stiffener required for given load.

Aim: To check whether intermediate  web stiffener is required for  a PG of size 1500x500x30x12 carrying a factored shear force of 2000 KN. Spacing of stiffener is also to be found out in case it is required

Given: Size of PG is 1500x500x30x12, Factored shear force = 2000 KN, fy=250N/mm2</math>">fy=250N/mm2

Solution:

1. d/tw =  (1500-2x30)/12 = 120 > 67ε</math>">ε

shear buckling check requred

2. Minimum web thickness requirment

dtw</math>">d/tw 120 < 200 xss=removed tabindex="0" role="presentation">ε</math>">ε (ε</math>">ε=1) ( OK)

3. Shear capacity  Check 

Vd=Av×fyw/3×γmo</math>">Vd=Av×fyw/√3×γmo=  1440x12x250/1.732x1.1  = 2267478.47 N = 2267. 47 KN

0.6Vd</math>">Vd= 1360.48 KN < V>

4. Check for shear buckling as per IS 800: 2007 , Page-59 

Vcr=</math>">Vcr=A_v xxtau_B`

shear stress correspondind to web buckling

τb=fyw3×λw2</math>">τb=fyw/(√3×λ2w)

λw2=fyw3×τcr</math>">λ^2w=√(fyw/√3×τcr)

τcr=Kv×π2×E/12(1-μ2)(dtw)2</math>">τcr=Kv×π2×E/12(1−μ2)(d/tw)^2

Kv</math>">Kv = 5.35  when transverse stiiffners are provided only at support

E = 2x105N/mm2</math>">105N/mm^2,  μispoisson′sratio=0.3</math>">μispoisson'sratio=0.3

τcr</math>">τcr =  5.35x π2</math>">π^2 x 2x105</math>">105105/ 12 ( 1- 0.32</math>">0.320.32) (144012)2</math>">(144012)^2(144012)^2 = 67.09

λw</math>">λw = fyw3×τcr</math>">√(fyw/√3×τcr) =2501.732×67.09</math>">√2501.732×67.092501.732×67.09 = 1.466

τb</math>">τb = 250/1.732x 1.4662</math>">1.46621.4662  =  67.16

Vcr</math>">Vcr  =  1440x12 x 67.16  = 1160524.8 N = 1160.52 <  2000 KN

5. Check for the requirment of siffener

 If  dtw</math>">d/tw> 85 then vertical stiffener is required

If  dtw</math>">d/tw> 200 then  longitudinal stiffener is required

If  dtw</math>">d/tw> 250  then additional vertical stiffener is required

λ</math>">λ =dtw</math>">d/tw  =  (1500-2x30)/12 = 120 > 85ε</math>">ε

Only vertical stiffener need to be provided

6 ) Check for bearing capacity ( as per clause  8.7.4 0f IS 800: 2007 Page-67)

Fw=(b1+n2)tw×fyw/γmo</math>">Fw=(b1+n2)tw×fyw/γmo

b1</math>">b1 = 2(2.5x 30) =  150 mm

Fw =  (0.0 + 150)x 12 x250/1.1 = 409090.9 = 409 KN < 2000>

Web is not capable to resist the factored shear force so stiffeners are required

Considering the thickness tq</math>">tq of stiffener as 12 mm ( page 65, IS 800)

outstand L0=14tw×ε</math>">L0=14tw×ε=14= 14x12 = 168 mm

Outstand of the face of the web on either side of stiffener = 20tqε</math>">tqε = 2x20x12x1 = 480 mm

Core area = 2x 168 x12+  480x12 = 9792 mm2</math>">mm^2

I c(or)e=   480x 123</math>">123123/12+  2{ 12x 1683</math>">16831683/12 + 168x12x902</math>">902902} = 42.211x106mm4</math>">10^6mm^4 

rmin=IA</math>">rmin=√I/A (42.211×106/9792</math>">√42.211×106/979242.211×10^6/9792 )= 65.65

Slenderness ratio KL/r  =  0.7x 1440/65.65 = 15.35

fcd</math>">fcdfrom table 9c of IS 800 :2007

 By Interpolation   fcd</math>">fcd= 225.395 N/mm2</math>">mm^2

Fc=A c(or)e×fcd= 9792x 225.395 = 2207067.84 N =   2207.067 KN >  Vumax</math>">Vu max=2000 KN

Hence safe

7.  Spacing of intermediate stiffener (C) 

3d≥C≤d</math>">3d≥C≤d3

Let  C /d= 1.4 

C  = 1.4x 1440 = 2016 say 2000 mm c/c

3x1440 ≥</math>">≥≥ 2000 ≤</math>">≤≤1440

4320≥2000≤1440</math>">4320≥2000≤14404320≥2000≤1440  (OK)

C/d = 2000/1440 = 1.38 < 2</math>">√2

Is=1.5d3×tw3/C2</math>">I(s)=1.5d^3×tw^3/C^2=1.5×14403×123/20002</math>">1440^3×12^3/2000^2 = 19.402×106mm4</math>">×10^6 mm^4

Iprovided</math>">I (provided)= 12×14403/12</math>">12×14403/1212×14403/12 =  29.859

Result - Thus it is concluded that intermediate stiffeners are required for the given PG to resist shear force of 200 KN and c/c spacing of stiffener is 2000 mm

3. Check whether intermediate stiffener required for given load.

Aim : Web thickness is  to be calculated in order to avoid stiffeners

Given: Size of PG is 1500x500x30x12 ,Factored shear force = 2000 KN, fy=250N/mm2</math>">fy=250N/mm^2

Solution:

1. d/tw = (1500-2x30)/12 = 120 > 67ε</math>">ε

 shear buckling check requred

2. Minimum web thickness requirment

dtw</math>">(d/tw)120 < 200 xss=removed tabindex="0" role="presentation">ε</math>">ε    (ε=1)</math>">(ε=1) ( OK)

3.  Shear capacity  Check 

Vd=Av×fyw/3×γmo</math>">Vd=Av×fyw/√3×γmo=  1440x12x250/1.732x1.1  = 2267478.47 N = 2267. 47 KN

0.6Vd</math>">Vd = 1360.48 KN < V>

4. Check for shear buckling as per IS 800: 2007 , Page-59 

Vcr=</math>">Vcr=A_v xxtau_B

shear stress correspondind to web buckling

τB=fyw3×λw2</math>">τB=fyw/√3×λ2w

λw2=fyw3×τcr</math>">λ2w=√(fyw/√3×τcr)

τcr=Kv×π2×E/12(1-μ2)(dtw)2</math>">τcr=Kv×π^2×E/12(1−μ2)(dtw)^2

Kv</math>">Kv = 5.35  when transverse stiiffners are provided only at support

E = 2x105N/mm2</math>">10^5N/mm^2   ,  μispoisson′sratio=0.3</math>">μispoisson'sratio=0.3

τcr</math>">τcr=  5.35x π2</math>">π^2 x 2x105</math>">105/ 12 ( 1- 0.32</math>">0.3^2) (146012)2</math>">(146012)^2= 65.27

λw</math>">λw = fyw3×τcr</math>">√fyw√3×τcr=2501.732×65.27</math>">√2501.732×65.272501.732×65.27 = 1.487

τB</math>">τB= 250/1.732x 1.4872</math>">1.48721.4872 = 65.278

Vcr</math>">Vcr  =  1440x12 x 65.278  = 1128003.84 N = 1128.003 <  2000 KN

6. Check for bearing capacity ( as per clause  8.7.4 0f IS 800: 2007 Page-67)

Fw=(b1+n2)tw×fyw/γmo</math>">Fw=(b1+n2)tw×fyw/γmo

b1</math>">b1=   2(2.5×tf)</math>">2(2.5×tf) = 2(2.5x 30) =  150 mm

F_w  =  (0.0 + 150)x 12 x250/1.1 = 409090.9 = 409 KN < 2000>

Web is unsafe in shear capacity

Thickness is required to be increased in order to  to resist the factored shear force .

Let us assume the thickness of web be 16 mm

Check for shear buckling as per IS 800: 2007 , Page-59 

Vcr=</math>">Vcr==A_v xxtau_b`

shear stress correspondind to web buckling

τb=fyw3×λw2</math>">τb=fyw/√3×λ2w

λw2=fyw3×τcr</math>">λ2w=√(fyw/√3×τcr)

τcr=Kv×π^2×E/12(1−μ^2)(d/tw)^2

Kv</math>">Kv= 5.35  when transverse stiiffners are provided only at support

E = 2x105N/mm2</math>">10^5 N/mm^2,  μispoisson′sratio=0.3</math>">μispoisson'sratio=0.3

τcr</math>">τcr =  5.35x π2</math>">π^2x2x105</math>">10^5/ 12 ( 1- 0.32</math>">0.3^2) (144016)2</math>">(144016)^2 = 119.27

λw</math>">λw = fyw3×τcr</math>">√(fyw√3×τcr)=2501.732×119.27</math>">√(250/1.732×119.272501.732×119.27) = 1.10

when   0.8 < λw</math>">λw< 1>

τb=[1-0.8(λw-0.8)](fyw3)</math>">τb=[1−0.8(λw−0.8)](fyw√3)= [ 1- 0.8 ( 1.10- 0.8) 250/1.732]   =  109.699

Vcr</math>">Vcr= 1440x16 x 109.7  = 2527488 N = 2527.488> Vmax</math>">Vmax= 2000 KN

Now the web is safe in shear

Result- It is concluded that thickness of the web of PG is required to be increased to to 16 mm from 12 mm for making it to resist the given factored shear force of 2000 KN

4. Proportioning problem.

 Aim :

  • Minimum depth and web thickness of a beam with given span and UDL is required to be found out.
  • Flange depth and thickness of assumed section is also to be found out to carry the moment.

Given: span of the beam = 15 m, UDL =100 KN/m, section is plastic, Assume steel grade Fe 415, γmo</math>">γmo=1.1

Solution:

1. Load calculation

Factored Load ( UDL) = 1.5x100 =150 KN/m

Self weight of plate girder = wl/200 = 100x15x15 /400 = 56.25

Self wt of girder/m length = 56.25/15 = 3.75 KN/m

Factored self weight  = 1.5x3.75 =5.625 KN/m

Total factored load = 150 +5.625 = 155.625 KN/m

2. Calculation of  maximum BM and SF

Maximum Bending moment Mumax</math>">Mumax = wl2/8</math>">wl2/8= 155.625x 15x15/8 = 4376.95 KNm

Maximum Shear force Vumax</math>">Vumax= wl/2 = 155.625x15/2 = 1167.18 KN

3. Design of web

Optimum depth of web plate  dw=(Mk/fy)0.33</math>">dw=(Mk/fy)0.33

k=dtw</math>">k=d/tw

If k=dtw</math>">k=d/tw=>200  then intermediate transverse stiffeners are required

To avoid the transverse stiffeners asuume k=dtw</math>">k=d/tw=180

dw=(4376.95×106×180/250)0.33</math>">dw=(4376.95×106×180/250)0.33=(4376.95×106×180/250)0.33 = 1363.032 mm

provide dw</math>">dw=1500 mm

Thickness of web tw=(Mk2fy)0.33</math>">tw= (4376.95×106/1802×250)0.33</math>">(4376.95×106/1802×250)0.33(4376.95×106/1802×250)0.33=  7.976 mm  say 10 mm

Assume web plate 1500x 10 mm

4 Design of flange

Area of the flange Af=M×γmo/fy×dw</math>">Af=M×γmo/fy×d= 4376.95 x106</math>">106106x1.1/250x1400 = 13756.12 mm2</math>">mm^2

From table 2 page 18 0f S 800:2007

To keep the flange in plastic  ategory

btf≤8.4</math>">b/tf≤8.4

b2tf≤8.4</math>">b/2tf≤8.4

b = 16.8xtf</math>">tf

Af=bf×tf</math>">Af=bf×tf=13756.12 = 16.8x tf×tf</math>">tf×tf

tf</math>">tf=  28.6 mm  sa y 30 mm

Width of flange = Aftf</math>">Af/tf=  13756.12/30 =  458.53 mm say 500 mm

assume flange size 500x 30 mm

4.1. Section classification

btf</math>">b/tf=  250/30 =  8.333 < 8>

5. Check for moment capacity ( cl 8,2.1.2, page-53 of is 800:2007)

Assuming Vumax</math>">Vumax < 0.6Vd</math>">0.6Vd

Vd=Avfyw(3γmo)</math>">Vd=Avfyw/(√3γmo) ( cl. 8.4.1, page-59, IS 800: 2007)

1x 1500x10x250/1.732x1.1 = 1968297.29 N = 1968.29 KN

0.6Vd</math>">Vd  = 1180.97 KN > Vumax</math>">Vumax = 1167.18 KN

Md=βbZpfyγmo</math>">Md=βbZpfy/γmo <=  Zefyγmo</math>">Zefy/γmo

Md</math>">Md  β=1</math>">β=1 for plastic section

Zp=2×bf×tf×D-tf2</math>">Zp=2×bf×tf×D−tf2  =  2x 500x30x (1500+30)/2   =  22.95×106mm3</math>">22.95×106mm322.95×106

Md</math>">Md= 1x 22.95x106</math>">10^6x250/1.1 = 5215.90 x106N-mm</math>">10^6N−mm10^6

Md</math>">Md = 5215.90 KNm > Max Bending moment =4376.95 KNm

Result: It is concluded that our Plate girder is capable to bear the maximum Bending moment.

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