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The document provides details on the structural design of a steel gymnasium, including: 1) Assumptions made for dead loads, live loads, and wind loads on the roof. 2) Calculations of velocity pressure and design wind pressures. 3) Design criteria for materials, loads, and soil bearing capacity. 4) Sample calculations for the design of purlins and sag rods, including load combinations and checks of bending and axial capacity.

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The document provides details on the structural design of a steel gymnasium, including: 1) Assumptions made for dead loads, live loads, and wind loads on the roof. 2) Calculations of velocity pressure and design wind pressures. 3) Design criteria for materials, loads, and soil bearing capacity. 4) Sample calculations for the design of purlins and sag rods, including load combinations and checks of bending and axial capacity.

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Design of Steel Gymnasium

Structural Computations

Assumption of Loadings

Dead loads:

Weight of roofing = 160 N/m²

Weight of purlins = 75 to 125 N/m²

Weight of bracing = 15 N/m²

Live loads:

LL = 1000 N/m² (minimum roof live load specified on NSCP table 205-3 )

Wind loads:

Design wind forces

Velocity pressure

qz = 0.0000473 Kz Kzt Kd V² Iw ( NSCP 2010, Sec. 207.5.10 Eq. 207-15 p 2-27 )

Where:

qz – velocity pressure in Kpa

Kz – velocity pressure exposure coefficient

h = 11.0 m

Kz = 1.04 (Exposure C)

Kzt – wind speed up on terrain

Structural Computations

Assumption of Loadings

Dead loads:

Weight of roofing = 160 N/m²

Weight of purlins = 75 to 125 N/m²

Weight of bracing = 15 N/m²

Live loads:
LL = 1000 N/m² (minimum roof live load specified on NSCP table 205-3 )

Wind loads:

Design wind forces

Velocity pressure

qz = 0.0000473 Kz Kzt Kd V² Iw ( NSCP 2010, Sec. 207.5.10 Eq. 207-15 p 2-27 )

Where:

qz – velocity pressure in Kpa

Kz – velocity pressure exposure coefficient

h = 11.0 m

Kz = 1.04 (Exposure C)

Kzt – wind speed up on terrain

Kzt = 1.0 (For site condition that did not meet all the condition specified in NSCP 2010 section 207.5.7.1)
Kd – wind directionality factor

Kd = 0.85 (NSCP table 207-2 main wind force resisting system)

V – Basic wind speed in km/hr

V = 250 km/hr (NSCP table 207-1 wind zone for the different provinces in the Philippines) I – importance
factor
I = 1.15 (NSCP 2010 table 207-3 )

Velocity pressure, qz

qz = 0.0000473 Kz Kzt Kd V² Iw

qz = 0.0000473 x 1.04 x 1.0 x 0.85 x 250² x 1.15

qz = 3.01 Kn/m2

Design wind pressure, P

P = qh [(GC pf) – (GC pi)] (NSCP 2010 Eq. 207-18 MWFRS of low rise building)

Where:

qh – velocity pressure evaluated at mean roof height in Kpa

qh = qz
qh = 3.01 Kn/m2

GC pf – external pressure coefficient from figure 207-10 of NSCP 2010

Roof angle ɵ = 8.53˚

GC pf = -1.07 (2E)

GC pf = -0.69 (3E)

GC pf = 0.80 (1E)

GC pi - external pressure coefficient from figure 207-5 of NSCP 2010

GC pi = 0.55

GC pi = -0.55

Design wind pressure, P

P = qh [(GC pf) – (GC pi)]

P windward = 3.01 [(-1.07) – (0.55)] = -4.88 Kpa (Govern for windward)

P windward = 3.01 [(-1.07) – (-0.55)] = -1.56 Kpa

P leeward = 3.01 [(-0.69) – (0.55)] = -3.73 Kpa (Govern for leeward)

P leeward = 3.01 [(-0.69) – (-0.55)] = -1.26 Kpa

P wall = 3.01 [(0.80) – (0.55)] = 0.75 Kpa

P wall = 3.01 [(0.80) – (-0.55)] = 4.06 Kpa

Design Criteria

1.1 Code and Standard

1.1.1 National Structural Code of the Philippines 2010, 2015

th
1.1.2 American Institute of Steel Construction, 14 Edition

1.1.3 ACI Code 318M-11

1.2 Materials

1.2.1 Concrete
Footings, Wall footings, Pedestal & f’c = 20.68 mpa (ASTM C-94-81)

Slab on Grade

1.2.2 Reinforcing Steel

16 mm. diameter and larger Fy = 413.70 mpa (ASTM A615-M)

12 mm. diameter and smaller Fy = 275.80 mpa (ASTM A615-M)

1.2.3 Structural Steel Fy = 248 mpa

Base plate & Gusset plate Fy = 345 mpa

Sag rods & Cross bracing Fu = 300 mpa

Bolts Fu = 800 mpa

Weld Fw = 482.70 mpa

1.3 Loads

1.3.1 Dead load Intensity

Concrete 24000.00 n/m³

Roofing 160 n/m²

Purlins self-weight 75 n/m²

1.3.2 Live load

Roof live load 1000 n/m²

1.3.3 Wind load

qz = 0.0000473 Kz Kzt Kd V² Iw

qz = 0.0000473 x 1.04 x 1.0 x 0.85 x 250² x 1.15

qz = 3.01 kn/m²
Design wind pressure, P

P = qh [(GC pf) – (GC pi)]

P windward = 3.01 [(-1.07) – (0.55)] = -4.88 kn/m²

P leeward = 3.01 [(-0.69) – (0.55)] = -3.73 kn/m²

1.4 Allowable Soil bearing capacity Fq = 50 kn/m²


Design of purlins
Span, L = 6.0 m

Roof slope = 13.2˚

Purlin spacing, S = 1.0 m

Number of sag rods = 2

Solution:

Dead load:

Roofing = 160 N/m²

Purlin self-weight = 75 N/m²

Total, Pdl = 235 N/m²

Live load:

Pll = 1000 N/m²

Wind load:

Wind velocity pressure, qz = 3.01 Kn/m2

Figure 3. Diagram of Purlin


For normal axis load:

DL = Pdl x Cosθ x S = 235 N/ m² x Cos 13.2˚ x 1m = 228.79 N/m

LL = Pll x Cosθ x S = 1000 N/ m² x Cos 13.2˚ x 1m = 973.58 N/m

WL = qz xS = 3005 N/ m² x 1m = 3005 N/m

For tangential axis load:

DL = Pdl x Sinθ x S = 235 N/ m² x Sin 13.2˚ x 1m = 53.66 N/m

LL = Pll x Sinθ x S = 1000 N/ m² x Sin 13.2˚ x 1m

= 228.35 N/m Load combinations:

Case 1: (DL + LL)

Wn = 228.79 + 973.58 = 1202.37 N/m

Wt = 53.66 + 228.35 = 282.01 N/m

Case 2: DL + LL + 0.6WL

Wn = 228.79 + 973.58 + 0.6x3005 = 3005.37 N/m

Wt = 0.75 (53.66 + 228.35) = 211.51 N/m

Case 2 Govern

Normal bending moments

Mn = 1/8 Wn L² = 1/8 (3005.37 N/m) (6m)² = 13524.16 N-m

Tangential bending moments

Mt = 1/32 Wt L² = 1/32 (282.01 N/m) (6m)² = 317.26 N-m

Trial section:

Required depth, L/27 = 6000/27 = 222.22 mm

Try LC 220x75x25x5
W = 14.86 kg/m Ix = 13032 x 10³ mm₄ Iy = 1259 x 10³
mm₄

A = 1883 mm² Sx = 118.5 x 10³ mm³ Sy = 23.7 x 10³ mm³

R = 10 mm rx = 83 mm ry = 25.8 mm

Xc = 21.8 mm Fy = 248 mpa E = 200000 mpa

Mcap. n = 0.60 (248 N/mm²) (118.5 x 10³ mm³) = 17632800 N-mm


or 17632.8 N-m Mcap. t = 0.60 (Fy) ( Sy ) (½ )

Mcap. t = 0.60 (248 N/mm²) (23.7 x 10³ mm³) (½) = 1763280 N-mm or 17632.8 N-m

Check interaction:

Mn + Mt ≤ 1.0
Mcap.n
Mcap.t

13524.16 + 317.26 ≤ 1.0


17632.8 1763.28

Therefore Use: LC 220x75x25x5 for purlin

Design of Sag rods

Dead load:

Average weight of 14 purlins on each side of the roof

14 (14.86 x 9.81) = 152.53 N/m²


13.38
Roofing = 160 N/m²

Total, Pdl = 312.53 N/m²

Live load:

Pll = 1000 N/m²

Pdl + Pll = 312.53 + 1000 = 1312.53 N/m²

Component of loads parallel to roof surface


= (2.167/13.38) (1312.53 N/m²)

= 212.57 N/m²

= (13.38m) (2m) (212.57 N/m²)

= 5688.37 N

Try 5/8 in (16mm) sag rod as minimum practical size, 11 threads per in. from

AISC table 7-18 A = 0.307 in² or 198.06 mm²

Rn = 0.75 (400 mpa) (198.06 mm²) = 59418 N

ASD with Ω = 2.00

Rn = 59418 N = 29,709 N > 5688.37 N (Safe)


Ω 2

Truss Analysis

Total Pdl at each joint of top chord = 2285.55 N or 2.29 Kn

Point load at eave joint = 2.29 Kn x 0.50 = 1.15 Kn

Live load at each joint of top chord:

LL = 1

Kn/m² x

1m x 6m

LL = 6 Kn
P windward joint load @ eave = -29.69 x 0.5 = -14.85 kn

P leeward joint load @ eave = -22.69 x 0.5 = -11.35 kn

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