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  3. To calculate dead and live load for industrial steel structures and to apply them using TSD

To calculate dead and live load for industrial steel structures and to apply them using TSD

1.Aim: To Calculate dead load in design report based on IS code and apply dead load on the model. Given data: Finishes of 50mm Slab as per design Brick wall 150mm thickness Roofing load based on purlin size Ceiling loading 0f 0.3KN per sq m Procedure: Open the TSD file which is been modelled for the last challenge. To…

    • NIVETHITHA NATRAYAN

      updated on 20 Feb 2023

    1.Aim:

    To Calculate dead load in design report based on IS code and apply dead load on the model.

    Given data:

    • Finishes of 50mm
    • Slab as per design
    • Brick wall 150mm thickness
    • Roofing load based on purlin size
    • Ceiling loading 0f 0.3KN per sq m

    Procedure:

    • Open the TSD file which is been modelled for the last challenge.

    To model slab:

    • Go to Home -> Manage property sets-> New -> General slab items
    • Rename it as S1 and give the following property for One- way slab
    • Go to Home -> Manage property sets-> New -> General slab items
    • Rename it as S2 and give the following property for Two - way slab
    • Take the dimensions to choose the slab types from the above creation.

    Modeling slab:

    • Go to G.L and select Model -> Slabs on beams and select Slab on beams and appropriate slab property in the property window.
    • Click inside the grid where it’s needed.
    • Follow the same procedure for first floor level but keep the stair area free.
    • Go to Top of Roof Beam Level and follow the above procedure.
    • Go to 3D view to view as a whole.
    • Validate the model.
    • Go to Load -> Load cases and add the following loads as required by clicking add button in the loading dialog box.
    • Go to Load -> Load combination - > Generate and select the following option.
    • Open MS Excel and do the load calculation for Dead load as shown below.
    • In TSD, Go to Ground level select load as Dead in the drop down below.
    • Go to Load -> Area load, enter value as 1.2 KN/m2 in the property.
    • Click on each slab
    • Validate the model and proceed.
    • Go to First floor level and follow the same procedure.
    • Go to Top of Roof Beam Level and follow the same procedure.
    • Go to 3D view to check and validate.
    • Go to GL and apply the brick loading by selecting load -> Full UDL and entering 15.6 KN/ m in the property window and select the perimeter of the model.
    • Go to load -> Line load and enter the value and pick a reference node and draw brick loading line by referring the plan.
    • Again, go to load -> Full UDL and select the remaining members in the GL.
    • Toggle to 3D view and validate.
    • Follow the above procedure for First floor level.
    • Follow the above procedure for T.O.R.B level.
    • Go to 3D view and apply roof loading by selecting load ->Area loading and enter the value in the property window.
    • Result:
    • Dead load is applied by following above steps.

    2.Aim:

    To calculate live load in design report based on IS code and apply live load on the model.

    Given data:

    • Assume the loading based on IS 875
    • Roof loading
    • Consider equipment loading as 5KN per sq m.

    Procedure:

    • Refer IS 875 Part -2,Table- 1 for Live load
    • Open EXCEL and enter the loads and values to be used in the project for easy check.
    • Open TSD steel building model.
    • Go to Ground level
    • Select the load as imposed load in the status drop down.
    • Go to Load -> Area load and click on the slab.
    • Check the excel and enter the loading in the property window and follow the same procedure for the rest of the slabs.
    • Toggle to 3D view and validate.
    • Go to first floor level and do the loading.
    • Go to Top of the Roof Beam Level and change the loading to Imposed and assign the load.
    • Go to 3D and change the loading to Imposed and apply the load on the roof.
    • Result:
    • Validated result.
    • Imposed load is applied by following above steps.

    3.Aim:

    To generate a calculation for 5T crane loading based on given inputs.

    Given data:

    • Centre to Centre of wheel = 10m
    • Weight of crab = 40 KN
    • Number of wheels = 4
    • Wheel base = 2m

    Calculation:

    • The approximate minimum approach of the hook to gantry girder = 1m
    • Crane capacity = 5T=5000kg= 50000 N = 50KN
    • No of wheels on each side = 2
    • Span of Gantry girder, c/c distance between column = 7m

    Maximum wheel load

    • Maximum concentrated load on crane =Crane capacity + Crab weight 50 +40 = 90 KN.
    • Self-weight of Crane=60 KN.
    • UDL on crane =60/10 = 6 KN/m
    • Ra +Rb = 90 + (6*10) =150KN
    •  
    • Taking moment on b,
    • (Ra*10) – (90*9) – (6 *10*5) =0
    • Ra = 111KN
    • Rb =150 – 111 = 39 KN
    • Taking max reaction, Static wheel load= 111KN.
    • This load is shared by 2 wheels, so 111/ 2 = 55.5 KN
    • Adding 10 % of impact = 55.5 *1.1 = 61.1 KN
    • Factored load = 61.1 * 1.5 = 91. 65 KN

    Maximum Bending moment :

    • Assume Self weight of the gantry girder = 1.6 KN/m
    • Self-weight of the Rail= 0.3 KN/m
    • Total UDL = (Self – weight of rail+ self-weight of gantry girder)= 1.6 +0.3=1.9 KN/m.
    • Ra +Rb = (91.65 *2) + (1.9* 7) = 196.6 KN
    • Moment at B =0
    • (Ra*7) – (91.65 * 2 ) – ( 91.65 * 4) – ( 1.9 *7* 3.5) = 0
    • Ra = 85.20 KN
    • Rb = 111.4 KN
    • Bending moment under wheel due to live load = 85.20 *4 = 340.8 KN
    • Bending moment due to impact = 0.10 * 340.8 = 34.08 KNm
    • Total bending moment due to live load and impact load =340.8 +34.08 =374.88 KNm

    Maximum shear force in gantry girder:

    • For the maximum SF in gantry girder, one of the wheel loads have to be placed on the support.

     

    • Moment at B= 0
    • (7* Ra ) –( 91.65 *7) –( 91.65 *5) –( 1.9*7*3.5)=0
    • Ra = 163.76 KN
    • The maximum shear force due to wheel load is 163.76 KN

    Lateral force:

    • Surge load along y = 10% of (crane capacity + crab load) = 0.1 * ( 50+40) =9KN
    • This load is shared by 4 wheels = 9/4 = 2.25 KN
    • Maximum horizontal reaction due to the lateral force by proportion at
    • = Lateral force * reaction at a due to vertical load / maxiu,m wheel load due to vertical load
    • = 2.25 * 85.20/ 91.65 = 2.09 KN
    • At B
    • 9- 2.09 = 6.91 KN
    • Brake load along X = 5% of static wheel load = 0.05 * 111 = 5.55 KN

    Result:

     Hence the maximum wheel load, bending moment, shear force, Surge and brake load are found.

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

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