ezinote NHBC Sard 2011 6.5 Steelwork Appendix 6.5-A DESIGN TABLES FOR SUPPORT OF MASONRY PARTITIONS (no ttoor loads) ‘Steel beams in accordance withthe Tables 1, 2and 3 in this Appencix will be acceplable to NHAC for the ‘support of masonry partons, if + bie masonry partion is not more than 2.7m In height, and {steel beams only support the weight ol the masonry partion and self weight, and + steel beams span no more than 4.0m, and + bie masonry partion is bult eentally on te steelwork beam, and + the masonry partion is of one of the types detailed in Table 1, and + padstones are provided, where required, and ‘be masonry supporting the stee! beam is of atleast 2.8N Imm? blockwork (workface size 440mm x 215mm) orbrickwork and the beam supports do not occur over a doar or window opening. IFany of te above limitaions are not met, steelwork should be designed in accordance with Technical Requirement RS, Method of applying tables 4. Check thatthe situation i within all the limitatons detailed above. 2. identify the masonry parton construction and thickness, 3. Use Table 1 to establish the load per metre run, 4. Check the span of the beam(s) 5. Use Table 20 determine a suitable steel section size. 6. Check whether padstones are required - see Table 3 (To help in applying the tables, a worked example is given atthe and of this Appendix) Table 1 - Load of partition to be supported ‘Type of masonry for supported partition (not more [Maximum masonry [Structural than 2.7m high and plastered both sides) density [kgm] | thickness {mm 1009075 [Load [kNim rai [Dense masonry 2000 ee 62 54 Meium masonry 1400 oa 48 42 Lightweight masonry 800 3533 29 Table 2 - Size of steel beam supporting partition Partition load (rom Table 1) Nim | lear span of beam ] Smallest suitable UniversalBeam run} rm) size mm x mm x kg Less than 3 juptoa 127 x76 13 lover 4 [see Note 2 ss luptos 127 x76x13 31035 162x89x16 35104 178x102 «19 fever 4 [soo Note 2 Be jupwo25 T27x 76x13 25103 162x89x16 soe 178x102x19 lover 4 [see Note 2 Notes to Table 2 4 For spans up to 4m, Universal Column 152mm x 152mm x 23kg/m, which is the smallest size available, may be used. 2 For spans over 4m, beams should be designed by an Engineer in accordance with Technical Requiremen RS. Table 3 - Size of padstone [iype of masonry for supported partition (not more [Thickness of wall Minimum than 2.7m high and plastered both sides) [supporting beam (mm) __| depth of [100 425 140 150 190 216) Padstone Min ongth of padstone |"! enn hip itbccampaign.co uklandingoagesitechzanelprovious_versions!2011/ParGisecion6lappercix him 168ezr2016 NHBC Standaras 2011 Dense masonry 218 190 185 180 165 155] 150 Necium masonry 1155 140 135 120 120 110/150 Lightwoight masonry Jes 85 80 75 70 70 Notes to Table 3 1 Padstones are not necessary where the flange dimension of the beam exceeds the length ofthe padstone sive inthis table 2 When steelworks inline with tre wall supporting it (fe when acting as a lintel over an opening) + the flange dimension ofthe beam should not be more than 50mm greater than the thickness of he supporting wall, and + the minimum length of padstone should be 200mm, and + bie padstone depth should match the coursing of adjacent masonry, and be web ofthe beam should be over the centre ofthe wall {3 The minimum length of steel bearing onto padstone should be 100mm. 4 Padstones can be formed from + in-sity concrete + procast concrete + concrete blocks + clay bricks, Padstones should be formed in one unitwith a minimum compressive strength of 10Nima For padstone sizes less than 215mm x 100mm, engineering bricks willbe suitable. Worked Example a 150 stata, eden Sk 100mm gl sported by ste beam Procedure 41 Using information about the supported wall and Table 1 + load por metre run = 4 2kNim. 2 Using the load per mete run, the span ofthe beam and Table 2: + ‘Suitable section size = 178 x 102 x 19 UB (The alternative 152 x 152.x23 UC isnot suitable asitis too \wide forthe inner padstonewal '3 Using information about the wall supporing the beam (100mm thick), the walls supported by the beam (medium density block) and Table 3 ‘+ minimum padstone size }55mm long =150 mm deep + outer padstone (beam at right angles to wall) + minimum length = 155mm {as this is greater than the lange dimension of he stool scion obtained in above - 102mm -a padstane is required to distrbute the load) minimum depth 50mm thickness = 100mm, to match blockwork (The actual lenath and depth of a padstone could be greater to suit masonry coursing.) + inner padstone (beam inline with the wall) + minimum length = 200mm (see Note 2 Table 3) “minimum depth = 150mm “thickness 100mm, to match blockwork Note Beam supports should not occur above window or door openings Appendix 6.5-B hip iitbccampaign.co.uklandingoagesitechzanelprovious_versionsi2011/ParGisecion6lappercix himezinote NHBC Sard 2011 DESIGN TABLES FOR SUPPORT OF FLOORS (no masonry partition loads) Limitations ‘Steel beams in accordance with Tables 4 and 5 in this Appendix will be acceptable to NHBC forthe support of loors if + the floor construction is of decking (softwood boarding, chipboard, oriented strand board or plywood) on ‘tmber joists wit a plasterboard celing underneath which is given eitnera plaster skim coat ora plastic fish (Arex or similar), and «+ allowance has been made of0.5kNinfor self weight (Woor and ceiling load) and + the floor does not support masonry parttions, and + any lightweight partion (such as plasterboard on timber studwork or proprietary produc! is non- loadbearing, and padstones are provided, where required, and + clear span of beam does not exceed 4.4m, and + connecions between steelwork beams are in accordance with Appendix 6 5.C or are designed by an Engines, and + the floor supportis one ofthe methods shown in Figure 1. IFany of te above limitaions are not met, steelwork should be designed by an Engineer in accordance with ‘Technical Requirement RS, Method of applying tables 41 Check that the situation is within all the limitations detailed above. 2 Using Figure +, determine the area supported by the beams), ‘3 Check the span of the boars) 4 Use Table 4 to determine a suitable steel section size, '5 Check whether padslones are required by Table 5. 6 f stee! beam-to-steel beam connections are required, use Appendix 6 5-C Figure 1 - Effective areas supported by steel beams any area shown as void’ contains a staircase, add 2m*to the effectve area supported by any beam which ‘supports (parilly or fully) hat staircase, hip iitbccampaign.co.uklandingoagesitechzanelprovious_versionsi2011/ParGisecion6lappercix himezr2018 NHBC Standards 2011 iE ic —- “| we |. Table 4 - Size of steel beam supporting floor hip iitbccampaign.co.uklandingoagesitechzanelprovious_versionsi2011/ParGisecion6lappercix himezr2016 NHBC Standards 2011 Effective area Effective trimmer span= clear span+ [Smallest sultable steel supported (m’) 400mm (m) section size (om xmm xkgim) Universal [Universal beam Jeolumn 020 ow 20 tarxTex |152x152%23 cry oi 20 zw25 "a7xTex |iszxis2x28 }20%0 30 a 1162 x 16223, 152x89x 16 ot aews ya7xTex |vezx 62x20 101020 13 1152 x 15223 200 30 as2xeox |152x152%23 16 178 x 102x 19 bit seas "a7xTex |ie2x 62x28 101030 13 152 x 152 x23 300.40 78x 102% |152%152%30 19 203 x 133x 25 bot as qe2xeox |iezx 62x29 101020 18 152 x 152x23 20:0 30 trex t02x |152%152%x23 30 0.40 19 152 x 162x30, 40 t0 50 203x 102% |182 x 15237 23 203 x 102x 30 520 Note 1 bit aeas f203x 102% [62x 162x23 10020 23 1152 x 15223, 20:0 30 203x133 |182x 15230 30t0 40 25 152 x 15237 400.50 1203x133 |203 x203 x48 30 800 Note 1 see Note 1 Note to Table 4 41 Beams should be dosigned by an Engineerin accordance with Technical Requirement RS. Table 5 - Size of padstone [Effective area supported (as usedin Table 4) [Minimum padstone size [mm] (ai [Thickness of wall supporting steel beam rw) lUpto10s [10510158 [156 to216 length [dopth |iongth | depth [length | dopth [Upto 10 jas iso feo [180 fro [150 101020 es iso |ts0 {150 140 |150 20:0 30 27s |iso 240 |150 J210 |150 300.40 ses fais |s20 |150 J2s0 |150 40 t0 50 l455__|300 [soo [21s [sas _|215 Notes to Table 5 4 Soe imitations listed at the beginning ofthis Appandix 2 Padstones are not necessary where the flange dimension af the beam exceeds the length of he padstone given inthis table, 3 Where the steelwork sin line with the wall supporting it (fe acting to form a lintel over an opening} + the steel flange dimension should not be more than 50mm greater than the thickness of the supporting wall, and + the minimum length of padstone should be 200mm, and + the padstone dapth should match the coursing of adjacent masonry, and {be web ofthe beam should be over the centre of the wall 4 Padstones can be formed from: clay bricks. in-situ concrete precast concrete onerete blocks Padstones should be formed in one unitwith a minimum compressive strength of 10Nimm hip iitbccampaign.co.uklandingoagesitechzanelprovious_versionsi2011/ParGisecion6lappercix himezr2018 NHBC Standards 2011 For padstone sizes less than 215mm x 100mm, engineering bricks willbe suitable. Appendix 6.5-C Connection of beams supporting floors ‘The connection methods shown in this Appendix determined using Appendix 6.5-B) are sultable for connecting steel beams used to support Noor loads ann chat rom 70x70 xbreles ‘eatange (one ch oe) {fas ined beans tn SILOS ee uae rb nt sed ok cna one inalbardene deseo thse Som nn ‘ealangiovone exch) ome Fam {JOINT BETWEEN BEANS OF MQUAR SE ibatne Rimes rn dean Limitations Limitations on the use of his method are: + neither beamis to support masonry parttions, and + both beams have been chosen from Table 4 of Appendix6.5-B, and + beams do not iffrin depth by more than 40mm. ‘The following connections should be designed by an Engineer in accordance with Technical Requirement BS: ‘+ between steel sections which dif in depth by more than 40mm, or + between sizel sections, one of which carties floor loads and one of which carries a masonry partion, or + between steel sections which have not been derived using Appendix 6.5-B, or + between steel sectons whicn bath carry masonry parttions. hip iitbccampaign.co.uklandingoagesitechzanelprovious_versionsi2011/ParGisecion6lappercix him