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Learningobjectives
Whydoweusesafetyfactorswhendesigning structuralelements? Whatarethedifferenttypesofsafetyfactors? Howdoweusesafetyfactorsindesign?
Classificationofloads
Loadsmaybedescribedbytheirvariabilitywithrespecttotime andlocation: Permanentload remainsconstantoncethestructureis completed.E.g.selfweightofstructureandsoilpressure againstfoundation Variableload
Sustainedloadsoflongduration.E.g.weightoffilingcabinetsinan office Loadsofshortduration.E.g.weightofpeopleinthesameoffice
Accidentalloads includevehicularcollisionsandexplosions
Classificationofloads Cont.
Loadsmayalsobedescribedbywhethertheycauseacceleration orvibrationinthestructure: Staticloads donotcauseanyappreciableaccelerationor vibrationofstructure Dynamicloads causeaccelerationorvibration Smallaccelerationsaretakenintoaccountbyincreasingthe specifiedstaticloads Largeaccelerationscanbeaccountedforbymultiplyingthe effectofliveloadbyanimpactfactor
ClassificationofloadsintheUScodes
Deadloads:constantinmagnitudeandfixedin locationthroughoutthelifeofthestructure
structuralelements:beams,columns,slabs,etc. somenonstructuralelements:walls,floorfills,plaster, permanentmechanicalequipment,etc.
Weightofsomecommonbuilding materialsforestimatingdeadloads
Whydoweusetableslikethis?
MinimumLiveLoadsSpecifiedinASCE/SEI710
MinimumLiveLoadsSpecifiedinASCE/SEI702
Snowloads
SEI/ASCE702:MinimalDesignLoadsforBuildingsandOtherStructures
Howaboutseismicloads?
Safetyfactors
Objective:Designacolumnthatcanwithstandthe compressivestressP Designcriteria:
Pn P
Safetyfactors Cont.
Pn P
Pn P
Pn
:Designstress
P P U :Factoredload
P Pn D PD L PL ...
Strengthmethod
Loadfactorsandrequiredstrength(ACI31811)
StrengthReductionFactor
Fromchapter9ofACICode
LimitStates
Whenastructure/structuralelementbecomes unfitforitsintendeduse,ithasreachedalimit state Ultimatelimitstates:involvesstructural collapse Serviceabilitylimitstates
Excessivedeflection Excessivecrackwidth Undesirablevibrations
Limitstatedesignofstructuralelements
Step1: Designastructuralelementforthe ultimatelimitstate
P Pn D PD L PL ...
Step2: Checkwhetherthestructurewillexceed anyoftheserviceabilitylimitstates
structuraldesignsteps(ultimatelimitstate method)
structuralanalysisisperformedseparatelyforeachtypeof load basedoneachanalysisthevaluesofexistingmoment (flexure),shear,andaxialloadsoneachelementsiscalculated BasedonACIequations91to97calculatetherequired strengths(flexuralstrengthMu,shearstrengthVu,andaxial strengthPu)ofeachelement. Usingstrengthreductionfactorcalculate thevaluesofnominalstrengths(Mn,Vn andPn): Designtheelementsothatithasthenominal strengths
Mn Mu / Vn Vu / Pn Pu /
Example
Theaxialloadsforabuildingcolumn(nonspiralreinforced)havebeen estimatedwiththefollowingresults: D=150kips liveloadfromroof,Lr =60kips liveloadsfromfloors,L =300kips compressionwind,Wt =70kips tensilewind,Wt =60kips seismiccompressionload,Ec =50kips seismictensileload,Et =40kips
servicelevel
Determinetherequiredandnominaldesignloads