ElJIRa~~ OONIVENf~IQN FOR CONISIRtU:::IIIONAL SlEEIlWORK OONVENnON IElJROili#!l:EINJ.INE. iDE LA. OONsm,UCT~OiN MtrA!LLIQU~ E.URO,~'AISCH~ KONVEtNn~ON FOR STAHLBAU
VI.3 Stab.l.I:i.ty of me>nilbers to ,oom:bin'oo cO:m!preSS~Qlili and M'nirutia~ bending (Nx.S d;My.Sen) or (N;l!;.Sd;M:z:.Sd) ~'9:g
VI . .f Resistance oflG;fJoss-sectlcms KJ' cOMbined oO~PJessi.oli1J ad biaxial ben:di~rg (Nii:. Sd~ My.Sd and Mz.,Sd) .200
VB COMrOSITE SLABS OR CONClmT:E SLABS 105
'\IU.2 .U1aID slab d~lgn
111I.2.1 P:r",~o:rtiom ofCCnllpO&i~e slab
""II.2.'2 Construction. oondi:t~on
VII.2.S CDmlipos~tc aotlon VlI.2.4Detmectio[Js
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VJI]I,3 .hfhu~nce ef deckm:g onllle design of co:mposhe beams 'W, 3.1 RJibstrnMve:rsettl tbeb~
VU.3.2Wbs pm:aUf;l~ m the beam
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o PRELIMINARIES
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(1) The Eo:r-ooOOes ,!ilrebeiling prepar-m ~o hmlllJrn!u~ cles~~ pooccdillresbe,tweenootultries wh]ch are: m~mb~rs: of CEN (iElI;Wrop~ (lo;mmi~e,e for S:too&rd:imtian).
(2) E~troOOde <1 -P,amt m ,.~. '''~Des~211 of COmipo~ite S~eel and 'Concrete SnuCh!:r,es:: G~~.RuI~s and R,uW~::F()ir B~~himgs~' has. boonl'n:IJb~~sboo, ~n[tia]]yi!liS at!l ENV d'oC1!l!l'tlcnt (Buwpea!Il, pre .. smndarda pr,ospectlve E1ti:1Irop~, Stadam .fo~provfus:~o~al appHc:.a:tffioll'i) :E:NV] 994-] -I: 1992,
(3) Th~ !!1!8iuON;1 all>lllJJoirit~es of me nU:~i!.bers smtes ha'!l!e~ss!led iN';ano!Jal A-pp~cation IDocll1'I1eil'l!ts (NAm)),®~, .m.o Eurooooc ,ill ~ rart :~ .lo,peradvf) 'lIllhils;t ~t has ENV~bws.
(l) The,pres:e[ltpl1~l:i.ca!Uon ~s i:rd:encfud. to be iii des~~ ~d. m S'M1PIf,lc!l1entto, tlbe oomp~e.N dOOUMent Euroooo'e 4 ~ Part 1 +'~ 'Calway.s wiitb remrenoos to j,t.) til order ro, provide slm,P[tied ~idlance ,m to :fud~im~e the t!5te ,of Bn.r'OoOOill4! :fOli the: cfusiifPJ orsllch COH!P~Ii~t:c,st~rn~o:n:crC!te struCNiI'CS Wmch are II!WSfia[ m. ICQlllMon practice :braiQOO. comJlos:i1re s!tee:l-co;m~:r'eIte s:tmelures, Astilllls banAbook is Jess fbrrnal ,Mdi mO're~sef-friemB.d[y 'd!:a:r!. BlimfOoode 4 adtJlirno.l1!ailll .. mm~tiion. have boon m.t[·od!~ctld ro ,o1fer~plmOOOfi!i: on design prilnlcip]es ora!pp'l;itlt~ionm~~ and. afbout usaal design result's.
,_ accotl"diQg to the E.tlfOPe&I :stan.d!alid .Er~ro.c:£i.de'_j' .~. Bm'! LJ. (ENV' 19~4-,1-,m: 1992).
(]) A1~ol.~~t'he ]J'.l:icsent cl)es~lum.dbook. has been ca~efuUy esmblisili1!ed and .~ntoo.dsto be ~1l1f'sllmdii.ngit does. not: S<1!l!hsl~~te in :a:ny ease fhrtle complete doc,twmen~Eurooode4 - PM 1.1. ~idiJ. shO'Ullld 'be: consuhOOJ.,m ease ·of dOiLllbt or need lllrcl:arificatiotl;j in loonjllllnoti.onwj,ili 'the NatioMl. Appli!catioID'oct!~e!lt. (HAD), 5:pec~:6ic 10' (heoo!l:ntryw~~e:re me bu:i1diiog proj:e:ctig: sltllakld.
(2)! Anr·e:mr·W!,ces to Eurocooe;4 ~·Part L~ are ~ad!e wn [ ... ] adgivei!1I. ~!l appropri~aoo [eli .oolllJfi'lj], caill!ID~ <tRef. '1',
l'teieiOO!l~roE1I]rooodes 1. 1. :3 and 4 are.ealled respecti.\IIely e]~eirRef. I ,Rd. 2. Ref: 3 and Ref •. 4c ew Be I" ,lEC2~ BC3 and ECI11I (gee me ] iSI! Q·f referooc:es ~n cllap~~r ,0 A),
- references k;, Eur'Ooode 4 are ,~so ,gl'lo"llI.IW 'in tM '~e:1{t bet\'reen b,raC:k,e;ts I[ ... l ,other .I)efenmoes are d5i,gnatoo by (Ref. i) and ar-e, ~li~ted iq ohapterO..4.
I( 1) Particulardmrik_'S for fru.i.tfU1 collabcration are .1iJdd:r:essed to members of the p<lejectworlldn,g ,QiiCUljl :
the doled. I( -) means iiat path has t<l! ltIe followed. wfoughtlJie bOll!:
0.3 Tevndn!)llo,IY
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[lA .. 2 (1.)] (1) 'TIWfolIowmg terms ,Blm used ~n. r,an, 1.1 ,o:f':lEuJI'aoode 4- (Ref.4f) with the foJ]owing M~gs,:
- Frome: It stgcllltre orpGmG~ lof a ,stmctul'e., romprisli1,g an. asseli1~~y of diwcctliy conne.died, stro.oturaJ lclentenit:sj, d.esigned toact :toge-tltcr k), resis!: load, It 'oorvers both plane 'ibmles and, th__ree~m'emicn:wl fnWleB.
- Srlb-_(ra:mt!: A name ·whi:c.b. forms part of a larger ftmne. but istnated as an isolated, frnnl.e in a struotu.ml! ,;,malysis ..
_, lIP!? offjam~Hg: TefiIIIS ~sedl to distilllguisilili betwemfrimri.es,~bjcb are either:
Confj~~utms. imru ,~~ldll only both equmbri~1 and the slinlcWiral :plrope:me.s of tbe m~bcrs, need lexp'l1ci~ cO!ls~dm:3itiOOi ~Il, ·th~ global anallysis.
t{elni-co_~(jJJclJ,-Qll~. ill which also the .structI!iliral pfOpeoroes, of thecoMiecticn:ls: need cxpiicit co.lls~derartion. ~n the ,global ani~ysisi
.S111.1[2I1l., in wmch ,only 'eQjuilibriPJll, needs to b~ eensidered in tbegloba.1 a!flalysis.
Global' (uwills.is': The deterllllmadon afa, lconsistent set Of.iintemai! forces Md .. moments tN. V~ M) in. a stmcWre" which ,.e jo eq,uw~~briium with a particular set ofae:tions all ·the .strucwre~ arndare based. IClIil the p100pclrties of~~ mate:ri:al!S .
. 1!iI',d iorde,' g/ab,(J1€!11t11'-gJS: 'G~QbaJ] ana.l,ysis uSMfl,gtiliIDe jn~tiaJ geometry cf~,e ~lrutl;1im~e and ne!~:'ectil1:tl: the deformation ·of die ,sh·l.lIctlu,e \_ylrlch i~fluelloes the eHi'ects ,of actio!'!s (no p~ effects)l.
,- Se·c,cmd fJr.d(J.,r global Qlullv.sis~ G~oba~ :maJ1yslis: taldng mto account the dlefo.rmatioD of the S'Inl:C'I.U:r1l3 wliiich ini1uenoe;s: tbe efFects of actions (PI_,6, effeots) ..
Elastic rdaba.1 cJn:a/y,¥_fs:First-order oli'seocmdoeOr-der gtoba:ll ,ana1yshl basedoD. the a:s!iumptionl!hat die s:l:lIeBs",s:l:rnm beha,viiouf or the material ~s I inear, \"I13.w,ver' the s,tte~s l.evcl~th1s assumption may bemamraiiOOd ,evellwherr-e tlle, fC4lisltance of a cress-seedon ~s based em. its: :p]ast~c 'reB:ism:ance:,
& Cal'lI{}Qsij:e fi:_~I11t~:: A. CQ:IiI'iI[JQsUe ftaJm.e is a framed struomrofibr a buU~ ,Of siillDliJar eonstruetlon works" in w~~rih some or all lof the beams ;l1IIld columns are 'oo.mposite members and :ll1o.s'l of the :remaiillling members are sitruohn:a~ steel :membe:r,s.. The use of reinforced or pr,ii}stressed ecncrete or masonry memherafn bradns s-yS:l'i'}.liiJihS is not eKoludoo.
_, ,Cl2ml1fMi(eJ'IJ~12i:b.(!r. A sUuC:h..!:r,a~ member ,~ith, compolJe.!llts of concrete ,and. of structural or cdld-{omed steel, iQ1erOOrnl.ected by s;heaJr COMSCtlO1il, .so as to ].imj)t; tlie .1,ongiwdinaW sHp benveen. C(iiI:llcrete and stool ,!!iUd. the separation ,of one compo:ne~t from the other.
,PI'DI?lJ({dJJn,:t;!!lJJ!.l! (lj"_ memher: .A s{troc~re or m~ber the Sit,eel eID~e~ts of w~li<llli!! are supported undl the eoncfiote elements ,are able 'to f:es~st snesses,
-, fJnlJ,rQIIDJ!lJ $1"1m.lY~~ me.mber~ A strucmre crmember in 'l'll'hh::b Ole ",,,eight of eon crete elements ~sapplied tOI steern elements.
Shl?ill' COnlte.c]joJ1: An, mtell'connection bet\;veen "d:ll~ concrete and steel ,components of a compos~te M~ntberthat has sufficioot strength and stifBl.essto enabJethe: two eomponents to be d:es~ed as: parts of a,s~"gle; structural ~li~elil.1.ber' .. For eemposlte beams shear connectlonmeans, genef-aUy me'Cll.m1ih:al shear cootll:ictionU1iat does o,otrely O~ bond or aGlli.e.s:ion ,artinrerfaoes: bc!twoon :ij1teel nndooltcrele .
. pun and partial Sh~t1J'lctm,ru't'cUlr:m are de:finediiil ~~apireil' V,2.'7'.
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~ Hewed s'lud c,rJl:mect()t : A p8!mC'M!1:M form of shearooooector oo!m!p:rising a .stoo~ 'bar ad flat. head.tlatis welded ~l@tama!ticaJW~y~o dw b~:n.
COmpOOiU,f! conne.CJtio1'l : AOOru1,e~[ioIlJ bet\i\1\oon.a ,oompo\!ij~m~b;eii and any oil:he::r Itle~bel:' :iilil wbk:.h re~nfuroonlel1lt Isimwte!l1.ded W'OQ[twbUite to tl~ resh;tuc~ of (he oonnectro!l1!.
,11,igid compfJ~ile' COI1~~~c,tffJn : A OOITI_posilte: eo:m~~tion :sudlilihalt .~ts deroml:atIDo~hasno si~~fica!l!tmf'.hJ;~ce on ·Iiih~ di.!5rlribu,t!oo ol.internal :fames a!!ld moments W, the struOhJre~ tlOif 0JiI tis; ·O'~eraj]~ cfuEormat~O'n"
8 .COI1JptJsile OOh,.l71l1 ~ A cOMpos.i:te mem;b~r su~jcdOO .. mai:_nJy tocoMp£cssion u.tI bendffing', Only ,co]lunms wWtih cross-secti.ol:ls of .t1he: ~es de;fl~edm cmpterlV Me treate:d ~n ·tm.is IitDldbook
• ~¥!;lel1J leng#'1 : D.islan.oe between. ~"'o adjaool:llt points i1IJtlivhich. amendCler is braood a.gaiMt lair;:ml dli$p:.I;a.:cmue:lllit if! a~i'!l'eu p]ilme. er beme~ one ~!W!C:hP'O~!:lt a:ndthe md ,of .~ ~~~llber"
- Btu:kU}';gl(J11g:tb: Siys'meM length of an ,':l!tnelrvnse si:fI:lirn. miG.be" ¥rill! p~Med ,e.:n.ds.whmcb has the same bllJfckJiflg resis;lat!:!oe as, agi.ven gember.
.Ref .. ~.3 :Bode H.~.d Saiule:u:bom N.~'~Oompo,Sj,tes!B~:'!". :pag,ei ,89 to ~ IS, IAB8E Short C@uirse about ,oo:mposloo :stoo~-oon(;flemeoon~.trnCi~ion: and EUf,l.')COOe 4. Brussels ~.9g,O.,
desipat:ioll. of a b1J!1lckIDing·cu:roe:;. ti!r,o~t thi.cuess of filial: we[d;,pasi.tio:l1 ofreinforc;imlg bam:s aeasured. 'ffQm~hebOit!lol1l~ of,ooocretefillartge: m composU:e· beam.
,e:Il'eC!ti.ve area of,clMs 4 CMS~.!lecti!on refere:tlooarre3.fur ,c.f(~l:Id Foree),
·e;:ffectiv,c area of .tJ\e. ~tee( sheet m, rellslon. E:ffecti.ve s'ec:~o~ !of rib 'of COMPQs:i,1~ :d~ib Effwtive seotfuonef rib .of cOJmmJPoslte s]aib eress-secdena] aces oftlle stoolr,elilm:far·oement shear area Qftlh~ s~m(.1~rnJ. I\i,teel meim?be:r effective S~eM' ar,eaFoI'res:i:stmoe,m block ~hear
~hear area O'hltn:!c~ml seeel cross-.s-ecUOmli acooFd~ng to yyIDds :sheaw area of s[lllcmml siteel croSiSi~Siet't[olflJ acoordling to :liz axis des~ .• a:UonO'f a buckIDing C!1ilIwe~ :f1~e:wid.; buildl[Jg wjdld1 e£fect~ve: w.idllili1!.
eff"eoUve ",v:idUl IClfthe ooncenit1l'ated load, p'el!lleo~d[clliar to the sp •. of the slab wfud& of the ca.l1ic(!l:Ina:t:ed~oa~ perpend:ic~mat to tile .spallofthesi:ab
:I.umli.be:r (),f~Hlentbel':S 'to be n~iStmmed by 'the br:ac.mg syste!l1l1l ll!Wtlber of swreys
nonnall fOi\oo; a.~alload
National AppWwootion. Document
des"ignoocklJng resismnoo ofilhe rn,ember
desigJi! bucklwg: r~istance of me m.embeiii' a.coording;w, .llY axis
designJ b~ckl g res~Btmc£ ofl:ihemember ,acoo~g to zz axis
~imI-PMSs~n normal :force:
,elastic: crit~ca:[ :axi;al fo:rcc
desigu, cGMpre.:!ls:iou, res~st;m'ce of tlIlw: ,e[fossJ-sectioll part of the design axiiail leed {[mit is pcrmamrellt d~sil'l plastic resistance ofd1,e gross ,cross-section de~igll resi:Stwlce 'For member' in compression d!esi~ 'vamue of compressive force
pW::imIDc:Jp.a.laxws or cross section (plZLm~rueill.rofianse'Sj, in genemn ~ii~c:ij)~ ax~s ·of sressseetion (pam~[d to the web-. in ~e!leral)
po:s:i~i.o!\ of plastic: n~]ljtraI asls measured fr'()M the topo.r ooncrelieflage til. coMposite beam poslO.on of plastic neliillttal ,a;l;:j~ m;~sulJedfrom the bQr.t'Onl of cOf!cre~i1!;)I!!1~i:!1l conlpos;iJtc b~
l-emwDoe li1eight for ·evalua!tion ar!Cc vefticilill! dli:Si~.ce
'Greek .sylmb~ts
ooe<mc~~t 'of .I.mear therrual c}'"pM!ll.i.cm
~PtOt~O cfficteminethe po!S,i,tion of the n.o'Mitral a,.1i:~S
,c.oe;_ffic~~i!Wt ,of eifil~~. ampli.ficati:Gn or ·ooe:fficlel]!u of romo1e~~ss ·of cri.ticaJismte oftlta.e :ff;a!I:r.lI~ ,ooemC~tffi,t ,of ~omini!ll [ineartlteM:a[ ex:p~:s:ioll.
:no:un:-dhncnsJona!ID ooefficie.!lit for trockling
r-ed:uction fact,or for the I,e!6':Y,3:I1t bu'ckiing Hlodc mtio of cmnpregsjlon for tlhe: resi:stlmoe ofmem.bers rodulCtilon facwr fu~ ]aJte~"itQis'jooal, bucldling 1llii.ImIi.mum ,of Xv and X.z
,mtio ,of compression fur the :r,c:slSliaDR ,of ntembors
~1iedtU:;tiOlil &ictal" for the relcVM:t 'b1l.!:c1d~!IIQ; mode ,abouty}' axis r-educrion fac~or lOl'thc: :r,e:levWl!t. 'b~ekl!~l1g mode about zz a.~s [-enative homo:l'lim~ di:lil'p]~cemellt oft0ill i1md ho:Urlm, of a s1<~il:ey ho,ri~ofital d:lspblce.inent ofUll: bmood :frame
s~'endemess of "the .member for the relwant bucitd:ing mode
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Euler s'[iondemeS!i for buckling
non-dim.emtonal slenderness .ratio oftl1.~: member for buc:k1:mg nOili-Gimel:lSl0naJ sJefl}demeBi~rado of tbe mCJMber fOr~artem]..:,rorsio.llal bu~klI~ng web sleodefiiCSS'
noft dimensional s~endmless; railo, of lhe Member fbr buclclinlg ,Ii}bon[ 22, and yy axes fdc.tion coefficient; ratio, ,ofm.omellt fartliie: r:es:isl'a!I1ce ofmemb~,s; o,pe~ mno, mct:orfor N-M .mrem.e1fOJml
SltO\N load sil'l:a(pe: ,ooe:ffic~ei:1:~
facmof f-or N .. M mte,radioll
factoll' for N'~M interaction
:meW! fur N';M in~emctio.ll
P,o:issonis :muo forslriIctuml smel
[i1t,ation
unit mas.sf:'or smii::llu.mJI steel
reilu,cdcU}, fudoii' dine to SlleM force VSd. reduction :factol!' dU€l t~ sll,ear m[\ce Vy.Sd reduction, factor due to shear foree "z.Sd nomliill stress
H'I;axim;Ugl stress in lube reinforcement sIlear stress
FoILo\'oI'ing tigu:n~:s: illustralr:e the mail wiv.anmgeso:f ·oompoiSite strnctl!!!!fcs tbart :rrury be reached in comparison with. other fonns of coostmcnon:
-for c()'I:mnfJ's: the load ~rn:n8 aapac:i& ·oftl:!e co~pos~tepro,fil~e may reaoh tw.viootba:t of ·the: i~~ pro:file ac[~ alene .. F,ot H ap:p:~,ed ,mal loadNx. S.d. a oomposire column .. nta_y ,alI~ow to, reduce the section size and ah:vays ,deUv·e;[s be:tter6:re resista.nce than fo·r stool section alOIlC;1hiS, ru,e TesistaRooiftc:r~ses with the ;am.oum of reinforcing bars Pl!otected by eenerete ,(se-e f~~1l!!re .L Q.
Comparir;:oll .of dirfJkre_n~~cnlum1fltS, with ,~budding length oJ~m~s and bearing the §8Q)~ u:lom_am load: Nx.Sd= 3 <OCIO kN
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HE 240B·
S 355 C2,S
S :35.5
C40 IS SOD
ClOMPOSaTE CDUJMN
PURES,TEEL 'COL1iJMN
RElNFORCE.o OONCRErE COLUMN'
Figure 1.1 Advantage of co:m:pos~te column
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• theilea:rmg ,mMc:ltl' of CO~posLte be.anlls :reJllarti,ve toswel seetiens .alone may be increased in the range ,of 1.5 to 2~5For ,typica~sbllb depth ,and for all WE and HE sreei section (up~o ,600 ntm. doop)' as sbownin Figu:re 1.3. This t1guI'S pra:vides 'the ratio of
certain assumptio~'!S .rtgardlmg the ,sl'ab depth. (lie + :tip = 130 mJll~ bp := 50 ntm.l.lhe s1abwidth ,(b~;; 5 Ole + lip +ha}). theooncrete str'lm~ ,~C25130)1, Dolh stool grades. S 235 &. S 3:55M.di IPE 1!imd!'1m !SCtffiOIThS (see Table. '1.13 rOlf l.1oh!!Uons and mrDiVtdas), Fer an appru~ed be<n'wng moment (My . .sdl. OOMpos~t·e 'Owns ',w[h naked steel section and with partially-encased s~oo~ :Slectlon (cWicu:latedwitb .Amtex G of Eurocode 4) may allow to reduce the seotion size,. as sho\w, inFim;m: 1.2; ,composite beams with. partially-en:ca.sed s@ciltion also p,rovide better nre res~e in cOrn(pariscm wi:th. naked steel] section.
~ec.,;o:ImiS ~ ...... ~. ,~OO!.!.OJJ" . :=-.. wF , .. JUiUN, .DJi;O 'lI'~. ,~eCI,",.~ I 1.!Ip W
([II )steem . 10., '
16M mIll deep) and. £Or ~e:vera) typical asSilIDl_PUQnS ~,aming the slab depth Ole -I- ~p ::= 130' nun; hp ~ S,O nw)!.1!he slab widtJb (b.el'~ 5 (he -iF hp -I- ha» and f-or .mmularr ratio of concrete (n = 10) (see clause V.2.1 (S)~, for notattooo and fOmJuliS). Typically the ratios: Ie 11.1, 1(:::::: 1m llal vary in the: ran~e of 2,5, to' 5,0 im:Iicating the great,potential bene6it \vitb, OO~.JIo'Sjlte beams.
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1.2
Buis of design
'Th.etab~e l1 sliilImID!lirlse·s :Ihls: chapter L2pro'lll'wdjwg; tll~ pmct:i.cal pooc:iples of design. :l:1equireme:nI's. Details and IcxpbmatiofiS ~ given iinthe roUa,win.8 slib'Ei()ha;pters 1.2.1 'to 1.2.3,.
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;(1) A mucltlire shamm be designed aad ,oonsttucted iin, such. ,2\i\i\ay that:
wjdiJ aoceplmbl!e:probaibIHty. i~ will RIl~ fit for the use fur w'Wch it is req;uj~d, ha.~ due to r,e.gamoo jim intended ~~ve and. ~l';s; co-s·t" and
- with appr-opriate d~groos ,of reUabilittty.tit ,:ril~ StIlstain all acnlol'l!s and other int1Il1cncesnke:ly to OOOUii during G""xecutioll (i.,e. me constru,cti'Oliil slage) ,Md LI:SC (te. the 'CQ.f.!;lPOSjte stage)1 and hsve ,adeQ.ua!t:e dUl"ahility in relationto maintellaJiilce ceses,
(2), A stn,c:ru:re shall also be '~leslg,tled, in, such a wayfli.i1It iii: \~~~ no~ be ,damagwby e'lten!ts like ,expLcs~ons:1 ~_:paclt er consequences of human errors, to Em e:dlmt ws;p:ropoitki_te to tlte origmd cause,
(3) The: above reqn:ireHte-ntsshaU be met by the ,cha,ice ofsu.itable mate'riaJs" by appropriate design and detaj~~ng and by s'Peci,~,il;ijl,Ii::Oilt[iO;] prooedures fur pr,odillotiol1, c:onstrucdon Emd use as :I)e~e'vam: :fo,r dle partmcu.lar proj:oot
1.2.1 Delnitions
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[l;:l:.l.ll(l)~ (1) Eu:r:ocode 4 i:s a. :Iin:ltt state design, code in 'whiQh princ:iples: and ndesllre gi,ven :for the 'v,~ri:fjCaitioo of:
- UI:timame limw~ SUlks (ULS),.
(2) The Untiit states are states beyond which the SU'uctu:re: no fOJl'l,gersatis:fiesthe: d:es~penonn;moo requireMents.
Sot [2.2.1..:1 (6)]
a) mr S,LS" p.roblcnliS whioh. may limit die serriCieaibility beca1ll)sl!i of::
def-.ormatmoJ1s O[ denect~o~ whjc~ ac!lIe.rse]y affec:t:tfue:i!lippear3ll:ioo or ,tdf-ec:tiill£ use ()if the stm.~tlln~i r(iiIlc:'luding the 11l[,Oper' fuiilotloning; of' no1ao~i:nesO'r WIVtCCS) Of callise daima,ge to fin:i£iwesor nD:R-,stnlctl!.ll'ial elernsms,
- vibration which eauses discoMfort to people. d!amage to the: build,ing Of its cOlli/tents. 01' l1'llhifih lim'iifsi~ .ftuu:~tiotial. eff~crjve!less~
cm~:kiW!ig of theccaerete ,w.ich ~5 likely to meet appear,aD.Ce., durabiliijl or l<vate;r:.. tigbtl'lJ(~:Ss adveme~y.
~ rdiml~~ ,to concrete beoo1!llse of~~ssi'l!'e oon:tpressiollili. "Wi.ch is ]:ikCily~o, .Ieadto loss of du.rabU~ty"
iSllip ,am tilesfoom..concrel,e intj)eIi'EI:~e when :it b~comll.\S ,Ia;r.!~e enough to, mrvaUdate design checks .fOr othe-r servioeability tim.ic states in vibi,oh tlu:) ,eiffects o:fs:lip are neglected.
31
I Ref.
1:104-
[2 .. 2.1.1 (4)]
b) furULS. probJems,w-wch mal' elldan~!::r the safety of peop~eand. tmrus be regardedas ulmlate: limit bec!liiil~of
~ failu:reby ex.ces!SI.ve ,deforma:tio.l. rupmre. or loss of sta'bi~ity of the: struclDwe or any pan of it" indudii~ shear (_~ectlon. sU,pportsand mundartlollS ..
(,]) Details about aotions are provid,oo. in Eurooode 1 (Ref I).
EC4
[1,2.1.1 (1)1 (2) .M aotirm (f) is:
a f@fce(knadl) a:pp~[,e:d. to the struotu:rl::, ~diriJct actiio~)t> or
[2,,2.2:.11( 1);] 1(4) CtJarac:terist[(. v,dues Fk. of actious are sp ecifi.Gd :
- inBu meade I er lother :[e~ev,a:nt hJad:i~1.g cedes, or
by 'clie.nt, or the de:sri,gne-f in conSldtartion with '~e c[~e'nt. provided tbat the :miWmUM provisi.olls specified, in the; rCmeva:!lt loaiding codes or by the cO'HlIpet~nt authority ,are ohserved,
E,Ot,
[2..2.2.4 (I,)] (5) The design ,(fao1!:o:ood) vaillcsFd 'Oit'ruiII a(,tionl{for mstlmce O,dJ" Qd. Wd. Sd}1 is, express:edin gen.eral terms as:
ll::~d: IF fk i
[,lboo,. (2.1)]
is 'tllecl~ju'lil,c,t13('i]stjC(Uhfa:cltorod) value: of action .
is tbepartial. s,alety factor for the ,actiion. considered .~ taki_ng into ac:OOtllnf o~, for examp.le" the possibUity of unfavourable deviatiolils; of die: acitio!:ll:i.dte. pOBsibn\ity of iooc:cumte lnooelling of tbeaeti:ons:. MI.Q~{!:tii~s in the asseSlsm~nto,feft'ects of ac't~cns and Uin!~MmhC:S, hll tbe assessment of tile liMit state c<lMideredi (the: VfiI]llIie8 i(l( YF are
(6) Th~ combillatioJl!s ,of acdcns respecQti,veily for 'ULS ,and for SLS ate give'D in, chapter m. (7) Desip v:aJJues: oftke: le:ff-eci1s: of ,act[oJ:lS: ;
'I1w: ,e::f&c,fg of,a.ctioIls; (E:J! are res,ponse;s: [(for ,exS!tnp~~. mWm~l forees Mel. ~mm£il~ 'CN"Sd, VSd. M8~):" stmses, StmhliS; defiiootions. mtattio:ll!S) 'M~e strucm:rero' the: action:!;,. Des~gn vaIDues of the efiects! of actions (Bdll ate dete:rm~ned.fro:l1liI the desi:gIi values of Ile acticns,8,eo:memooll data (ad) aad material ptopC'rti:e.s, when relevant:
'Characl:e:risttc \ial~e:s of ma;t:eriialW p:r:ope:rtie:s.:
A m;:ruter:ial ,prope.rw ~s ~resented by a charaoterislio v~ue Xk 'which bl genera] cOrIC!Bponds; bJI a fra:cti~e in the assum.ed, statistical wstdbution of tbeparn1:i'cular property ,of the material. spoowtied in refevantsmndard or acoording to tests results (c .. g. Qoncreoo. s:teel. reiofoJ)cmg bars), C'ertainpropel1ies: of -some C'ompolJitents (e.g. resistaaee of a, shew' ,eOMeetorPw, ar,~ "treated. as mate,ri:;jl properties!,
_, Struch.uaill! s;1JeeI, parts (e, . .g. steel beam, pra~iI,ed stool] decki.q) of cDmipos~t~ sltmclures are !l~rnny .rep'Rse:il~ by !'!o.m~nalm v£tlli.i:eBi used as cil1araJctcnstic values (unfacoored) OCJJ.
For othu materials p.roperties 'lhe ,oUtact,e:risti:cs: v,~[ues are forsom£ wri:Bcartions S'~bstjtuted. or supplemented by mesn or ru:)fn~l1alva[ues which correspond lathe nlost J:ike~yv,IlJue·sthro~ghout the s'tru.C!Wfe for which a HliiniDilUH1 oharacre-rjsti,e vtdue has been spec~fied (cue for ,com;retepropedies, and For phy.sical eee ffidellitE,),.
IDesi:gn values ,of material! pIJ)ope:rtie~,:
f,or oomposhe:strucrures. tile design val.1i!e.\l; of the maJtenailli .stre~s (Xci) ud georn~mcal data,
- -
(~" when re~levan~" :s,haimrn be 1j,S!ed ~Ol det~ml~ned, 'the design resistances of members, O~ eross-
sections. aocod:ng to the liw:Iwvid\ya.1 chapters~ as :
IIRd :R(Xk"a.I£.I···)/1M I
ill mcsteases wbereYM ils 'lhcpama:l safety :factor for ~he .resis,lance. The different "1M. factors are exp]jc~tly given. in the I!iles:jsn fOmlu[as and their vW:ues arepirovide:d in bible 8.10 for ULS, cbecks.. 1M &ctors slilallbe: ~en as I,D for SUi ehecks, e)l)ccpt wbere sl!aredothenvise in pi.rt~ooh~f' o~au~es,. Wb.er:e the resissance is: idllenc-e-d by the b~clding oIdle s:trnctuml steel" o~er m:rm!uhlltio:lis ,aire: used, .1imC::I~dJ. a, spec[fico safety faetor ':RdI'(;S(;le dmapte;rn. 6~1.
1.2.3
Design requjremefillt!i
L2.l.1 Gene.I",:d
0) it shall be verified that no, rele,v'Uit Wrumit stalm is exceeded.
[2.3.1 (4)] (4), C'a1.cuIMiQns: shaU be performed using, applioprialtc: design models (supp.l.ert:rented, ifnooessa:ry. by tests:) il!1!Yol.vLl'lg aUR1e,~t varlables. ne mooe~s shall be :s:ufficieIlClyprooiseto 'predict the struemraI be118ViioiJilr. oommcllslI:nt-e;wU.h tihe s,tarndlaril. li)fwoli:1crn~lrip likel:y 10 b~achl~ and w,i:thtlJe :r,e:1blbi~~ty of the ,im'onoo:U:~. allwlticllche: de.sign is based .
. EC4
[2.3.4, (n] fU It, shall be v,eri6.edtbat:.
[fOEm, (2.13)] lEd :s;: eli! Oil' 'It:= =--=
when Ed!
.i:s d~e design ,e;ff"CIC,t of fIi,ct$OJl!s. dewJrmmed Cli'iI me b~~!l of one of the cQlnbin3ltiO:IlIS defi~~d'- cffiilla-'~er D
.' . . _ _ -- ~L lmw_-JL -I'
is a nominal v,~~ue or a funcl~on of ,oortain design pif:ope.rtics of materi alsrelated ~o tll~ des:jgn. effect of actl'Oil'l;S ,considered.
(2) P:mcucaID ,c'heQks of SLSin ftOOIS ,and frames for mstanoe (see chapter l.4):
Slid is the desjgn horizonml de:flootion ·offrame.s (LimillS B'-Hmiil( = W3'OO •... ),
fd is the design natural. frequency of floors, (recommended limwts :&nin =3 Hs,
' ... )'.
E:C4
[2"j.1.] (2)) i(l}Vihen colJsiidemg a liIlil.it smtc of rupture '~:i excessive ,defonna'tior.l. O'f :I, section. member or c-ormeotio!l (faltigue excWuded) it shall be ¥e:ri:fied that:
[ibrm .. ~.7)J ISd S :Rd I
is; the desi,gnvalue: of aa internal force or moment (Olt ,of a respective vector 1m seve:ral,iJnitema:~ forees ali momenm).
is me con-espcmdling des~ res[stu:ce" assoc:la:tffin~all stm~r~l :pro;pe.rti~ \Y;ith tmteres-pe'Ctive d,es:i~, v,a~ues ..
(2)p,ra·cth:al,cheoks lOif ULS ;~ mCiiliilbers for ilr!Sfim:ce '(se~ ehspter I. 4):
lifNSd VSd MSd) ~ (NRd,,'VRd. MRd)111
condwtio:n oollce.ming sepamile m:mema~ fo,roes; or moments Of. i:..ntCnlction ben¥OOD. them
((Y. M)., eN. M) •... )
where ,(N,Sd. V:SdJ., MSd) are tiJ!es~gmru internal ferees and moments aplpliedto,i:he m.embersj 1{NR;d .• VR,d. MRd) are; d'esi.il\e'S~StMCe oftfl.c: members:.
ChapllCf I - mu-odllctiQJI) I
Be4 [2.2.2.4 (])]I
ECIl [1.3.4 nn
EG4 [2:.3.2.'1, ,(2)J
EOI
[Corm. (2.3)]
T'able )',,1
It:d=YF fkl wbere :Ftt
)'F' is,dle partial :safety factor for the ccnsidered action €:see: chapter lli3)
1) aJter gllobal SlIlUIi~Ys;is '€If thefF8me~ :::
de,s:jgn, ,effects of actioml, (:e.B, .. def.lecti,c['is~ ITt;q'!1]:c>ncies) (fu!f 8['S):
Ed, (,~(~ ~I)
desw,~ v,ruues of irntemal femes .d moments' (for UL-S),:
s, (=: (NSdj' VSd. MSd) )
,3) veriCi:catiolii cUind.dOQS at limi't sitates; :
fbr SLS ,C.mic.k.s
in gen~ra~: ,I Ed :;5; Cd II
\vere Cd ~!i tile ,no:mi!n~lvah,'!.e re']!;!.red to tbe des:lgn effect of ,cons~del"ed acticm~ ,(design capaci~y),.
- IDIi'i!'es:iistamce of' cros_s; .. sectiiofiS~_eITllbejrs and ~@mle:Qtiolls. (see chapter 1:.4..4).
(2) When cbeclidng the resistance of ,composite crcss-seenons and ;me:mb~s ,of a [l3'I:'I1l. each member may be tfealtOO as, isol'ated from.dil:e ftWlIe:j wiith fbrees .and. moments appUed til each end as detem:rined ftOill\ the &am'e Malysis, Theoondiwm~ of restra:i:nt ,a/teaCiJli. end slli.oul\d be dete:Mined by oollside:ring the meJtJbelJi' as pm of bheframe and s:l:ioJ~!dbe oOlMiSlMt wil[b the type of ,a.na]ysis: ,mull mooe offa:ib:me.,
1.:U .. 1 Analysis mlld.ellsrOir filcaQ!~9:
(]) In. general spaltOl~ftamc stmc'tu!!;;s; mary be separnted mt:o seve:faJ plane frames; that may be.
consider,ed. asla:re:r,~I~y ~llPPiorted .~ the ~a!da1 WiliCmes (see l':ru.ble I.2,piUil:. 1 )" .
·1I..'lhcurst step mr 'file wp~ue loading ·of these p1_e fram.e·s ,o'l\Jt~f~plM_e de;f1ecuoii:ls 'bePoi\ileen the lateral supports. all:e neglect,ed and Qilify die inp]atne ITI0110iXia~ ;~ct]O'D e.ffec:bl.are derenmned.
hi the second steiP the individual members 'o,f~!e. plane frame be:b.'I1een the latem15UPP0li't:s,. Le the beems awd. the: OO]I!!iIlUiiS~ are $,e_pari!!tedftom dileplane: ~~ 11:0 ool'iSider [a;teraJll buckJIng and .tril:ter.§iID-torsk,mal 'bucklin&~m!eli nlOnoaxla:lbending Mdc~~~pfesswO'n. Mentbe.rswhich are lC01lU1ton to tw,Q, dift't~"rent munest e.g. co.lum»S •. may be: verified for biaxial bending and OOItlpr,e;s.g,joll. (see Table: I.,2~. part 2).
(2) 'rable[.3 sho-ws;die model1tng ,of cotlJ:ections in ~be global :.maly.s~s depending;o!nl their rotath:mal slti~:Si.
[-U.l r(1H ([) TheF.i.gure 15 prie.sell,ts a :sequenoe: gwve:..f:I. by Eu:r,ocllde 4, to folio"" in order to VCiruy tlbe de:sipi of ill, ccMposi'te bmcoo, ftame.
steps;
J) Define the imperi"e.ctiQIlS of the fTam.,e {BC4 : 4,.9.3)1 andreprcse:nt 'd1em byeqlliy,ai:ent horiaontal foroes, at nooes (see chapter 1.3,.3 .• 2)
2) ERSl1re~t no steel ,oolIDectioD is, ~1:semJ.-ri~d", using4,.~1115 of EC4, and clause ,(i9.6, of EC3·.
4.> Gkeok that the frame is, braced «lEC4r : 4.9.4\.3) (seecIDause I.3,.t'Z '(2)'".
5) Ch.eck 'dlat thebmcing ISllb.stmCti!:ue is ROtl"S\\\'a:Y (EC4I : 4.9'.4) (see daruse. T,3,J.'2 0».
6) Decide whethe-r the requinmlellls Fo,l' riSid-pJ:astic global analysis (.EC4 : 4.'9'.1) are satisfied .if relevant.
7) Ca:rryo~~ global ,amdly.s:es (Ee, :4[.9',5: ~(J< 4.9.7) fut relcwmt ~oad combinatlollS and lITI,a:ng;enle:ng and ~el1Ctl fBld. d:esign iil,1emaJ! fo\!'ccs and m~')~1"J:ent.s3it each end of ea.ch
m.ember I(s~e cm]li1iew m.l), - I
8) Verifjr tbe loo~~osiire beams: I(EC4 : ~t2 to 4·.4) (see 1~~1f~pte:r V),' oo[Umtl:ll: (EC4 : '4.8) (s:e~ coopErs [V MId. Viij" and oo~nections (EC'4 .: 4 .. [10)1.
9) VerifY beams. oo]n;nI:UIiS., and connections of .stnlctural .stee] <(:[,o EC3) and of loonCj,ete (r·o E·C2).
10)1 ReEcl1ence is lnade to the Ie'ffectiv·e ~(l>ngdll (buckling "Iength)l ofrelnforoed concrete and steel oolunms in EC4.,!U:.3.6(4)1.
~ 1) F:or r,e:iniolced concrete col~nt!'JiS. cJa1l.llse 4.3.5.5..3 and 43 ... 5.6 of Eel e~sQlated co]umns;'), are appllc:illbfe.
Nole.: In the case ofswmp'~e frames ,,:vith all beanl-oJl:unm nodlls fi~lItinaUy pilIDed. dll~ ,frame without bracing would. be llypo,Static:. bence ,s'u is munite andthus the c:ondi,tio,n Qb:6: 0,2 !!iii:! Is ,aJlways: mm~ledl .
A fmme Hlliybe class,ifiOO as 110t,-swgy ~facooldID[lg to 'first order elastic global analysIs of~the ft;ame for eaclil ULS .~oa.d ease .• , one of the following eriterla is satisfied :
,at) mgjelu~,rn;l ~
E:C3
[5.2.5..2 (3)]
'~v~ere, VSdi Va
]Se3, [5.2.5.2 (4)]
11
v[ \-.iherci H" V
h
'H_ V~ 16
~s ,t!h~: design va1ue of the 'ftl'ta'ID 'vertical load,
is ths el'amc ,critic~va:lue ,of the tow 'vcrtical1,oadforfuUu.re in a s~y mode (== 1i2 E I l.lLl \~dilJL. bucklil~g length for a colU!n:m in a !i,wa,Yil1ilode; V:C1r' of aoo~u:r.nn does, not oonespciEl:c1 Ilooess:a.rim,. In Vcr of the fmme .mcluding, 'l\ha:t CO~IlI[I:'iti':I).
is the coefficie.tilE of ,ctidcaj a:mp[~ficatioll Of coefficient of remoreness of cridcaID state'of the frame,
I
I ,
I .= - H,I.
are the: totaID horizontal and vertical reactions 3it tile, bott()ID. of tJhe storey.
~s the rela'lilive itoriz.ontaL dis,p,Jacement ·Df top andbottrom. ,of 'the istO[,e.Yi
is the height of the s:rorey.
aile d~too from a firsm ,order Wlaly,!i[!i of' theiiaMe sub£ll~twd. ~i() bo:l:b bori...1lQl1taJ. and VCJ'lli,c.al des.ign ~oads and to 'Ii.c global! m,periections of the: ftrune ,applied :in tlie form ·of equivalent hOl1lzonw; forces, ('see. Table [4).
Nptes:
- A s~e fimme ,could be classified. as s\W)' ,aooordw!:lg to a lead ease (Vs,;u forinsMnce) and as l!o~~w,ay acoe:rdi;ng to, anadler load case I( VSd2 Eor mstruJire).
The simp~iiedl me~od b)1 .ay pro,vlde: nOll ocm:!le~tiV'er,es:u~ts: iftl1.c geOMetry ,O'f'tlhe snuenire tm:dlcr the appUed loading are B,on 5ymtne~ica~ ..
,oonditi!o(H,wlliich i,sGqjllival,e[l~ (:0 ~r "'" minim:l!ilim (tlcrihwhere (~::i) '0',£'!Xc1i am related to Ole store, l
(OP,or the veri.fiiCa,~lmlJ. of smtic eql!l~~~brium. d~sm~~~[s~ng('Umwfili~ol:lJ'abile) actions shall be re.p1~esenlted bYlllpper desi~vaIDues.:dstabinsWg ,(:fav<nl:l,m.ble) acUo~s byllo,we:r desiiVlP vamyCS"
,(2) For staJbUising ,e;ffeCits~ Cl:f.lruy :Otose .actions which CM .rel.iably bea:ssI!il!nred to be lues~t lin. me .si~:l!ti.Cl:n cons1d.lerod. :sh~~~ be;mciiuded inllhe releV8i!.1'! ,oombi:n~tio!1.
1(3) Va;tiableactJIotu.:s;shollld be ,a:p;pl~ool\l!!'he,re,they h~t:;[eiliSerne ,desr~lOn~smg eftl~cts but eMitted. t'!!bere they wO'l!Dirud IncreaJse {he stEibiJisi;n_g effects (1Q .:;;; 0, in "Ja'Me Ur. 7),
(4) Account i!l]~ou.ld be~eil1l 'Qif' the poss~bili.tytll3Jt no~"stf!i!Qtyrol ~]eJne!!1ils. mig:ht be OmIDvted. or remoiVOO.
(:5)1 F.'or hMiilding ,strue,h:Jries~the ru)~1 pa:rtiiaillsa:fe~ f'ac1ia:rgillven m Table 1n.1 :a.pply to p~:meWlt actiQ.Ils (10. '~n,Oi:ffa\!'oura:tJ:]e ac~i.omi).
(6) ~e:reu:noo!!tai]lty ,ofdle v,aruue CfOll, geOXlll:etricflrudiMcnsion s~~iffc.a:ntly ,dFtcts the vedflcattl.oQ of static ,eq;l:dHlbr~I.!:m,. tT:hJs (Umei1!s~o.lili. s']u;aU berepfe:ie\l\~ed in ,thisverificatio.n by '&e most ~,vouraMe l'ah])e diam it ~is reM!O!1abWy pOi£iS:ib~e;lbr [too reach.
(.~) Loa!d a:ITOO~~m..enl1iS which .may be ~pp~Led~o IDuildiings aJieprovided ]n o~p!~e.r H[.2.
(2), Load Qases: (soo,chapter m+3~ may be ,e;smb.li:!l~,ed a,ccordii:ng t:ol:il'lo10 p.roomu:r-e-s tos~dY!ltruomm sub.m~tJtted.ro, ,aot~OIM :
.see Talb~e: In.6 for SLS IComlbinadons of a.ctiOI.lS
see 1iabJe: 111.7 for ULS cQmbinal!:ionsofactions
EO!
14.9~3 (3)) (1)1 i!J; case of' brClCed Uame; d],e 'C,:ff'ec£:S O'f gm~!bd frame; imperoocfim'JISsmn be tabu Ll1ro aooowt W, the: global anallysr:s of the lm:lcii/~g_£JJst(1m ..
EC3
[5.2.~.I (l)~ 1(2) Applfopiliate allow,atlce:s, sball be i:ncolJ)ofa;'ed to' ,cover the effects of pm.cticall imp~:rfections, inctud~g ;,es~dgal SUle5SeBi ,andgeomellicall .imperfectioM SiUJch a!S, lack (if verti.clllllJy:" mack of stm;ghm~s' dll$em ~I:dmg or 1aC~ of flit ,Md, the '~l:1avcidlab]e' miil1liOf eceen~dcities preseot .. b1i
praonal cmmeoti.omlS. - -
Eel
[5.2.4 .. 3 (])I (3)TIu~ effects: of Un_periecdou shall beallowed f.or frame mJ/alysis by meMIS of:
an ,equ i:vame.n[ g.eo~tric _perfection m,!Le: mrm of an, :m.i.'l:iiaID ,sway im.peil'i:be!t~on .' O'li, " eqllli~vaJen~ hom·(:mmJ foroes mconiWg, to Table 1.4. eithe.r m.etkod is pemtissible.
(4) ASi sbo\w in. TalbWe Vlth,e imj:[~aj] .sway imperfeclions: of ill fi'ame are din!ctly proPOrtlOiJl!!UCto the
reJeVatilt app~IDed vertical loa. ,of each load ease, -
n1.ererore~~o!b~ bilip.er£~tions ,of a Frame s'llwuld be ,ealcul'attedmr (Jr1;o/l .load Qllfift.
T,able 1.4 Globiall:mperfectioll5 of the frame
ReCti {w'bll! 3.3)
.
$ (PI + f!2)
:2
l' (FI +(2) 2
lEe)
[5.2.4.3 (.Ill] (5:) The h'miUam SW,8LY .m.,jperi'ootioM ,~ap'ply in all l:I.oriOO!lW d;i:reCDDnrll"but: ou]yneoo to be: ,oonsffid.ered m c.!lIe· djreoti:oR at a, 'time, The TalMe F j: gives tie numerieal vallues fur ,$1 :
EC3
[folm. (5,.1)]
41
I Ref. Chapter 1 ~·lntrQdll!l!c:tion
EC3
[5.2.4.:; (2)i ,~6) Only those oo]ullUlSwbich 'can), averticaW load NSIlI of ,artklast .s U'*' of h'leM value of the vertie~
load per co~umlil, in the consldered J:dane" shan be inc~lIded in Iil'c.
EC3
[S.UI.3 (,3)1 (7,) 'OnJy dlose colunms 'Wb~ch ,extend throu,gb ,aU lile ;storeys included En ~s :s'haU be :i:ncludiediB Pc • On~y those floor or roof leveIDs ,~hicbilire ,connec:ted~o, aUtl~e columns mcill!;lded in Dc sbaU be mch.wded when det:emtiniil.g :Il,s,
T,Piblel.S
llIu:mber of columru, m p~ane,
In 1m fIll ffil1 ,
1/490.
n~=oo
nl!l.mber oifst:oreys
n, 1/200
] 1220
[ 1240
1/'.260
1/335
R 11275
] 1300
Ii t325
1/445
1/230.
1. J'240
.~ 1285
i
• • I
1
1/3U
1 J 325
m 12800
~, 1345
.~ t 35.5
1/420
1.1 515
]153,5
,EC4
[,t9.S (l)] rOThe :i~te:mil]fo]'ces andmomeus in :!li s:ta:ticaU:y de:reminate :S'tAJ:cture s~an be obtained us~ing stati:cs.
BC4
[11.3.~' p:.)] 1(2) The ~nJtemal forces and mQnl.e!1i1:s til a, sta:~i;ca[lyind.e['e:nn~l1a.te strulotlIl:'e Dilay ,~,et!lieianJ' be d~tcnil:ined using either:
- elastic gloloa] M!laJ:ysjs
- plastic gklbatl a»aillys,is
1(3) Elastic global. ana.]ysi.Sirtiay be used in all eases,
48
,
EC4 [4Jl.2.S]'
0) The: ~t~idrolOOS u;di bend:Un:!J; m,O:ITI~ts :may ,&1i,e~em.J]y be d.e~e:~d usill1iS: e,ime:r : first ,omer theory. usmg :iniil:iall geometry of the structufe~ or,
- second on:feli'dl.oo~. ~.8 into account the mDuence aftffite ,defo11l!ulon o:ftle struelltl)e.
I(:::n Firs' orner theory mll\Y be used !For the global analYsis ofb:raood fra:mes~ in general, Al:tenmtive'ly' ~oood ,ordertileory may be used for-the global anaJlysis.
UA,.3, El~tit: :glm,b:1lil 9niilly~i~
EC4 [4,,'9.6] .EC4
[4.9.601 on (1) ELuDc ,g1:ob:aJ anamysis !i!liJaUbe based ,on t!he assumption that the sness-strain Ib~ha'lliou[!' o:f the Jl;li!terial js;~iPJ;M.whatev,er tlie stress level. eaDeme itn tensionsl1a11 be tnduded.olt' nGglec'Wd. Wlea it is, .m,cWuded. rei:ofofceme~t m,mlls~OliI mly be nejlec:too. Rei:nocll7cemclllt In cOMpress;iau may :no:rma11ybe n~i,ecte.-d. 'This assumption May be :ma~nta~f!ed evellwhere Ihe Je!i~stance of ,iI! eecss-eectien is based 'on jtsplas:ti:c resist1m.ee. Concrete in tension :may be mC:l~ded 01" Il.egmeded. When ~t is i~c:lud:ed" tie:i~foro:l!rn,ent in~msi.cn~ay be; n.e!1)Je(;red.
E-01
[4.'9.6, .. ~ (4)j (2)1 hi: order to determine the mle:maW ra'iCeS and moments (N. V. M) in braced. col:i:tpooit@frames"first order elastic BLob.~ ,an.alysi:S :may be used ouIDy 'liviere .~~~ cOf:l!llecti,ol'lsme.itherrigidi lort'io:mma~[y pinned (see ,Cihaipter 1.3. i .'~ {2n.
EC ..
[4.9'.6.1 (2.)] (3) De eff@Cb:l: ·of ~dip ,;md up.UfI: nu<ay be negfecloo :3:t, ~Iued'aces between steel and, ooncret.e:at whi:cb sihear CQJlf!oodo~ is p!l)ovid.!ed :imnl ,aooordu.ce \W~. l~lapt(:iIt V.2. 7.
ECII
[4.9.6 .. 1i P1JI ,(4) The principles about sequence of QO,mtruCllOlll(&ef. 4 ;41.5.3 .. 2) and sJlIT1nkage of co~creW (Ref. 4 : 4 . .5.3.3) ,11'e a,ppUcab.~e:.
EC4 [4.9.6.2] Eel!
[4.!U.i2 (2)J
For cORWjlosit,e berun:s: lin braced &ames both Methods 0.£ elasdc ,Sloba1 ,ana~ysis are ,a:Uovredi (see cha~ter V.2.3) :
,_ wi:1i1.liDIl'lcrac~ed seQtion (l~a II).
- or, with cracked BectjOnJ (Eal] and ~ 12)" wlil:eretlcxu:raID s·tHlmess:es E~I 11 and Ea 12 are evaJ]u:a:tOO ,acoord.i_ng: 'W clause V .2.] 1(5)· •
. BC4 [4.'9.6.2 (<1)J
In first order ru:ml)lsisi ,of braced ftames 1he ,ela!'iti.c fI:~xur.l3i[ sdffuess: of ,c-:Olnpos:it~ oo1W'1'1ru1 should be tP:co. as:Ea II .,1;'!'here I~I is, t~e; ·'~ncmcked" secmtdmo:men:i[ of area" as dcfi.['I,ed. w.Eur~~ 4 (Rct.·~ ; 4.2 .. 3') and 'with ,the helpl afTable rv .. s:.
EC4, [4.!l6.2 (1.)J
troop effects, shall be oo~sid~md. if ~hey ,are lik'eillyw reduce~.e sLrucnn:a1 :stabj~~ty, s~ca;ldy'. !But ereel effects ~ ,oollIposite' eolumas may be ~gnored .If ,oondi:t]ons of Eurocode 4 are sa:tis·fiedl (Ref: 4 :4,.'9.6,2 (3)) ..
(1) In c-ase of first order ebstwc g;1obal ruN.iysiis illite prtru::i:p,le of s~pe~o.s,itio:n i:!; ,appUcaJl!de because: tbe efi'ects 'of ,a:cUons (8, S) ,are UmlI6af mmllc'lwoJlS o:f the: ,applied. ,1i!Oti,O'fliS I(F:: G. Q~ ... ) ,(ne, p..A effects: aReI used marteriSil with an, ·elastic 'ljne3!r b!lilaviour)..
I
The ,Prilli::ip:te of s:uperposition :aUo,ws to consjde r 8. particular p"r;ocedurc ~IO smdy stnu:tu:fe' submJtted to actions. This proeeduse inustrat~in F:lgu:r~ U12 oou~d, be morepra.cti.cali because it should simplifY Ute, dec:isjoll,ofw,ruch load ease gives the vrornt effuct.
Iter 6 [l'l:lble ~.3]
.ho
81 ~ hJ./300 ,51 s ~21 300. 80 ~ bO/,SOO
!a;n'~1)' cr~
- Ol~er bliliMhigs
6sh/150 O.S b1300
1.31,5 Vle:ll'iric~f:i:Oill~ ,at SLS
The limitingv,llu-es, :ror veiit~cW deflections ,of beams, efa~king of concrete and \-I{brations of floors Me g~ven re.s,pecidvely in clliaptersV3.2. V.3.3, and V.3.:4.
Ll.5..1 D(!n0CH~DIl!:~1i' frame!!
EC'I [5.2..1 (3,);] Be3
[4.2..2 (4)) The limiting v,Mues for horiizontal deflectlons, of fram~sjveil. in Talble l.'fi, are :illustrated by reference ~o di;e, mu]ti:-St:Oficy and SingIDMroroy fnJ!fi1c.,
L3.6 Ve:dicatiions :Ilit ULS
Eel
[5~:2.3J (1")] 0> All stmcwres S:b.aJ~ haJv~ s"'lffi:cient ,s:ti:ffi'tt.ess to resist ~otlle 110ri:Z-cn.ttai fbrees and to~~mj,~ 1aterai s,way. This may be supplied by:
,a.) the sw,ay stifmess oftl.li:e bl'Oc.in.g'sYS'Ufl11S. wbich. may be : tli!U1g1l1a~ed frnm.es."
~ rigid~jointed :&ames~
-shear walls, eores and. the Jike.
b)~he art:l.!.a!y s~ffi1.ess ,of the frn'mes. whru~llmay be S'lJJp,p,Jjed. by one (II:" rru)we 'Of th~ :folmowblg : trmngu1atiion.
- stilffiless of1he tomecnolls.
Eel [5.2.5.3 (])]
a)typ.ic-a[~,p:le ,of a fi'amewwl:!h '!~brnoi~g systern~!il which. oou~d be s;yftleiendy stiff: mrdle f'rwn.c to, be c~ass~ijed as a ·"iomcedfnm1e.~!~,
- Md"t~·ass'ijim.eilll~t an~.~pJrui!e lwriiz.(l.ntal1oaJds: a:r'e :res~:s:t.oo b·y the blacin,g system.
Ee3 [S.l.$,,; (2)]
E:C3 1[3:.2,.5.2, (1)]
The cli1~wn of·class:iHca!tiO:llas biJac.OO. or W1Ibir,a:Nd fi:a!tlj~s tS ,e:;"(pla.iIlOO, ~n cOO:,P,te1' 13.1,2:.
b) .exarnprue ofa, bmcingsyste. \\lllruiclru could be $l!]ffi,cffi~li1ly s:tiliff:
,- - - -
to becruasswfied as a"~n~~ffi1 ftfJlJ1Ji'!,
.d, ~() neglecr: Mily aGlldilitionaJ .m:temalwJ1ces or moments. ,arising frornin .. plu.e hon2Jontal d!i;s;pla:ooMen~ of .~lsf!od~:.
(3) AQoord'iflg, ~Ol .ElIroccKI~4 app~~catilim1!m~es. composiilll :&:a:UIJ;lS should be hm.coo. and. the brocing system (ooH'lpO's:ite or not) sheuld be 1~6c~ed to be ~.ooordili1.g, ~o .E1:lrmcode 3.i:l.de.s (R.cf.. 3 : 5 .. 2.5) (see chapter t:; .I .. :l)~. s.w.ay ·or non-sway f'Ot eaG~ l!oad e~se:.
EC3
[5.2.:5.3 (3)], (4) A b.rn;cedooMpos~te ·frnme· maty betfea1edJ. as a. ~on..swa!y&ame fiw~]y :supported .~atem]]y,
.51
(5)1 As the crl~er,ioo, ,of bmced Of' um1Jbra'ood 'bmeciiass~fucati~ is remated to 'the s,tifmess of tbe fmme and on hypothetic horizontal ~oads. the f\iame: :shou~d be: J~la:siSi:fil~d as bF.iJced. or not mdependently of load, cases.
1.,3 .• ,6.2: UIS~hcdt8
BC4
The :ihunes, shan be ,c;heckedat uttinmte: :Iinutstaltes Fol' &eli,esisUmces: of cross""Sec<l:iiol!ilS~, membern ad, 'OOm1ecttoiIDs. For "flJ,os~ lJLS checks r-ereiie'.Hoo may be made to 'tile fWlowing cllilaPite:fS !
Mefuber,s in compression. : ohap'tee IV
Mern.bc<r.s in b~dW~ : coopter V
1.4, 'Con,t.ellt of the deslgn hm:ldbook
1.4.1 Sc'~pe orilil! :f:umd.book,
0) hal su:m:mary. the d:Ocll~e~;t: ~tbe :foUa,wing ,aspects i~ detaii: ., Compos~~ beanl!S wiilh 'oompmlite ,ot s!O[~d. s]abs"
- Brn~edl :fi:w:nes.
- 'C-ontlinuous bemns (or \~irh ,c.!Onnections; equlv,aille.;n:t to the rtu.une!lit resistatioo ilftlle beam),
resistance to, :fin:; I(see EUfoood:ei!l,,!, "art 1.2:' Pire mistance) nor. more :!]eoorally.resist:ance at Mll.~1iMa:tic,te:m,pemtLn·es;
resistance to higllly :repeated actjo:llsEiaible to IeSI!mU in tatiigue; _'~ij!iJt\aIloe~Q,dynamic;alctiiom: tilat are aet ,ui3l5i~mtilic;
_ pamcular aspeots of speciilW type-s of eivil engineering works (s,uc'l1 as bridgcs. crane gillders, m~ts .• toweil"S. oiffi;;hore p~a!tfonT!s. nuclear cOliiil:aimmmt vessels); for bri~es.sce Eurooode 4,., Part 2.;
~ particul'ar aspects of spell:ial types of bu.iLdings (such as Indus,tria] buildings as far as filitigue. would. need eo be: ool1S,idlered);
:p!!lestressoo :strudures;
members the s'uucmral, steel compone.l]lt of which has cross-sections ,villi no axis of iSymmelwypamllel~o, .e~ p[:!me of' ~tsweb;
m,embe'ISl the struttumI concrete or of eORcr~te wnc]uding heavy aggr(:g,ate, or has less, £elnfoJiIl::,Cme!1t ilhrul the mrm~ml!nil valses given ~nclaus'e: [5.4] of .Euroood.e {Ref: 2}. or ,contains ,exp!l:J1ding or tlOIl-,SI.tririka!,ge ;a~'l:h"'tl.n·es;
,.UlS ,dhec'ks o:fm~m.ber,s (beams ,~l1d col'1:!mm;~ ... )1 sublfiittooto inmrnal forees and bending :mOIDMts (N. V" M) CCltlSiidering the resishuloe of ,crcs:&-'sectiio'ns.d1e ovemU bucfdmg; of members (buckID~ngj' lateral:~tors~onad buckl:ing) and local cfi:ect:s 1(:s'h~buek.Uf:ig ofwe'bs ("In: see.dliftp:rer t4.4;
- dtapter VII:. ,geneml:iti,(ls about design of oompo,si:t,e slabs
(I) TIlle TaJb~e 18 presefWts die difierent checks whjch s~aU be fulfU.led by be_a.m$. and, f!~a'l'l>es a~ ,S'ervit:eahi.litp Li/n,ll Sl...ale;,g,ritbreference.s to ~e: deslg;.I. bandbook :
TaJbb~: I.B
Vertical d:efiool:i.of.ls of beams
HQrizontal d~flecti.OIls of beams
Cracking ,of ,eOllerCit
V~br,l}tion of floors
Chapter V.3' .. 2
Chapter V.3.4
Cbapter V.1.3
ChapmrV .. 3.4
.EC4
[4,.l.1 (3]] f~)1 FOIf' buih:l:i~g ,struc~'Ures, the: requi:m.m.eflts ,of clause 2,.3.4, of EC3 conc:eJmi:og static 'e(}llilibnrumm shall be sati:sfied.
[4.1.1: (6)] 1(2) No consideration of'telTliJlera.ture efre:c~: iinverifica!tio~s for ultima!rernm..il stait:es is~O\miQI.l.y necessaryfO:r e.o:mpos~ile s:Uucmres fhr b~~hli~g.s.
r4.I.l,m~ 0') Th.e e.ffeQts of sl:i!dnkage ,of concrete may 'be neglec.ted LIl, veriflcaitions: .For ULS for compos~te Sil:ru~m.f-es for bu.ilding:::. e:\l.c~p:t .tn.8ruob~ M<aly.~es twtillJime.mb:eiffi havi:!],§; c~ectic:ru;iIn Class 4- (4.3 mld 4.5.3,.3).
[4.1.1 (8)] '~4) The ,effects of creep of eenerete on bothgl,ob:al ad local, analliyses 1113.Y be ,a]]owoo for in ,ootupooim m;el11b~s ,ud frames in buitd~n,! strucmres 'by cl'!:e: use of modll]ar ratios, FOIr' slender rolumns. 4.8.3 .. 6(2) is r,ele·v:ant
S4
[4. W.l {9}] (5)P,or co,mpos:i:le members in buitding ,stnlctures;" a mtig.ue check is 110t :Ilonnally r,eqrtliood,exccpt
,(6) The foU'a"m:ng tabWes de&e tile dttfe:rent ellcob 'Which shall be fulfilled at Ultimate Limit States bya:IDWIJhe: me,mbe'rs of fnIn1,es sl1bntined tomtem31~ ,forces and momests (N, V. M).
Table I.'
- 'Table 1..10: • DeHnirti_.on '()iribe plane'S O£,Cl'll¥so::g(!,cNons within mtem~d mrees and bemling 1l10mWllts (NStill" VSd. Msdl' are: acting.
~ Talb]e t'1 ru: ,_ :For di:ff~reRt ~es ,of loading on 'the lI.1embC'rs (tens~on. ,compression" ben~.
cQmbined (H;, ,M)), the tab,le 1.11 piI~,yjd~'ithe L!l!temaJ. fOfCe,s;, bemi_ing iiiIl'Ome.lts «Ncompliessio.v. V l(Vy. 'V z). M [My. My). Mod. w:re:racti,ooo between tb~m «(V~, M). (N.M)" (N" V); (N'. V. M)~ .. ,), t{i·be cheoked at U1:tidatelinut Sb1t~.
('1) In respectlv.e foUowmg Cllaptllr5 tob,les :present ,li8tS ,of tlie ch!'!,cks t,e) be perfo.nned. ,at UI.l:imate Umi; S~a'es: for .nletl1~bcrs OJ' webs, sl1lI!bmltt.ed. to dmflerell~. lioadi!lg:
- in chapter lV. 'f~le IV. I for mllmbcr in comp,rtls5:ion.
W, cbaptcr V. T:a:ble V.2 for :me:mber:s ~Il. be,OOiIlg,
._, incfullpter VI" Table VI. I foJ' mComber:s wirth. combined aJcild. £0['00 and bending moment
Table tl'O Pleses within mitemal fomes aad 'be:ndmg;mo.ments {Nsd. VSd~ MsdJ' are acting
p.r,ojed' (offioo:builm[1S~ hQ~srn;g!, sport or mdtlbiiooml hall, p~kIDng areas~ .... .) should be: defined. .
(2) Thegro_~~try ,~,f the buiJ<i!Jg SbOl!dd be defwed :,l\ke he~gbt. widtih~d leogth @fthe:!itructure~r.IDte m:rmbeii of storeys. &~ diiMeIlS:iO:lls ,ofarcllin:ilteollLl:mill. ,eleme,llla~ ...
11.1 Na;!1J stn:l:Cl'tlU'aJj e~ern:e:I1I:ts:
.Al~ the ele.meil~: ofilhe blli1d1ing \v!ti.ch Ilh), nOE:bear~y~oocill:!l have to be considered in the C\i',fttu,aJriolll,ofme dead weihmlca.J,:, .... ,~1~, ,~1:d . .:I11-'~ - ~~I[tr' ,-_ "\!'i-.:',-~
~. c:ci!lorC1tei"OO~ed co.1M!~s : totally (FiS\we:IU,a:»)oil: partl®illy(Fipre [[[,1 b) and ,cHI, - and, cQ~q;i:ietcl"fi~~oo c6ltlffiil1liI:ls (Fi~"I~ II] d) tom.
This d~lgll.l1andbook ooWy deaIDs wUh lhetypesaJ~ b)6 d)a:nd e) of composite OO]JI1nms&o~l FigureR],
I1.J.1
CoRlfpo.sitebeMts may be; ofform 5ho\w .in F~re '0.2 .. 8eams areu:sllaUy ofbot-£oW~ed sections (liPE,. HE. UB or TIC Sicc[jcmi). P,llIflltial: encasement ,of'lM; stee~ section provides ilJ]]CltlHedi fire: res~stuce and :raislaIloe to budkJiq ..
Shea:rooOneQlors '(500 chapter 0:.3.4) bet\vool'lJ the slab.md booml pI'o'videilie nooe:siSary
. .
tongmmdimiJ! shear tmnsfer ·for com.IfOS~b3 action. The sl1iem" cOMcction mUle Sit\ool beam~cl a
concrete slab can elther be by fu~~ er p.artiail. shear 'co:rmec:liolil" Th~se differ;ent types ·of sbear COllfIeotion are c.oosideroo inehapter V.2.1.
In plil1c~mi' .ytyp; of slt~' OO.J:l1lOOto~ is pe:r:mritted :prorideri il~ bas, suffic~mt :resisita;noe' a.ciI. ,dlruC'tiUI:y snd P!fGWIl'u uplift. Headed !I,fud :she!liJi CO:mlootors (~e; F~~re 11,,4) are :iu.c~on use ead am :tIlC otl!1y ones COM1tjcwed in this hanbook: fbr some a~:ei types of Ci)fificctOrs in selid :smb.s~ refer ro &rooode <4 '(Ref. 4: ,chJ1iptc.'lf 6) : motion gri,p bolts, blockoonnecto:r,s (bar eonnector, T -cenneetcr, [~tor. Horseshoe),. ,anchors and hoops, Mook OOMC{ltOrs with anchors Of hoops" angle, C-O:m!OO£ors. Sbear' oonuecio:rs comprismg steel angles fixed by shct-fired
- -
pim: ar:e alsaia common IlIlse, bu~. no application rules aJle:Bi:veq in Emoeede 4.
r·.
~f studs not dbectly ,~ocal:ed rove:£' Ole web.
R.e(1 [4.l.6] 0) There are mauy ~esiof jomts. Some eXanlp]es: are gi.ven in F~gure 11.S ,for beam-;oo-colun:m and beam-to':beam. connections .. In desiglil to Eurocodc 4. 'th'lil 'twowmls of joints: genernlly envisaged are fl:omi:Dalll!y' pilmed or dgjd and. -furE s:we~gtb (s'OO: Figure 11.5 ,I!! and b). .. No .aJPP,ucatioo rules ar-e, 8i~ea . .for pmi,alst:re~l ,oooo..ootiol!!.s"inElI.£OO00e4.
EC4 [4.10.5]
62
(2)1 :In! F~ms n.s b ,Md c. die .io~n;ts maybe eOIiiiSi\de:red. 'to be rigid. illmt :l1liIly ()!r' may :flO'!: develop 'die
mU ~trell.Qth ,of 'we rcornpos:ire ,section" .In the case: of Figilire 4A'lr C 'fhe: jorn~ .. I,S pit:moo mtlie 'oonsww,ou stagc~ but iSPlade m01Wl)l::ntt rcs[stifJ! by the slab reiin:fbroe.eut and fitting pieces wh~ch. uansfe:t the necessary tension ead eempresslon for-ces.
(3) This design halildbook o.f.l~Y asswnes 'the use ·of pit1ncrL,ol' rigid joints. Semi-rlgidjoints are :[lot consid,ered. ]D, the, case ,of sem.i'·ri~d joints whose behaviour 115 bet:\~. p,himoo and ri~d jolinits. the desigp..er shou[d tak-e, ililo accoullIt: the moment-rotliiiuoo, ~ara,ctenstics of the jom.ts, (moment. resistance, rotational sti.rmess u:d 1)o,tanon capa.eitji) at Melli!! seep of'lhe d~ign. (p.[,edesi~ WrObal ruWysis:, SLS and ULS C:'ecks)wheJru !E~FClcod~; ·f '\<vJ]] provi:de apli'rn~c~t;iO:Il.ru]es.
(4'~ The, :Figur-c 11.6 P':l!cse:nts:tt.c l)lGrle"m~'f!' ,of joi.lJts. 'Thejomts: nmay be :moden,cd. by Rodes nR51~ frOM HIe: ~n'Jiber ,centrlC~ines to ~efleQt the aemal Ioca:tiom of d.m tQooccti·o;ns.
11M.
.~-----+- ;algle··-ii'------
II ~
·"*-----~'bolt ~~~~~~~-
~ ~
======~=~~~~~~II~~~~~
1--
secondary beaml
pa]'t~Jatl.y encased s:eclmcm:s
a) EX3iJU~~es .o:f ~~no:m~r!any pj~lI:d?~ joints, both irntihe OOtlSilruiCi~[O:Jroi and cOinposite ~~:ges
63
I Ref.
Modemng
M
I;
_I Mil,
I'
I
,~
RlGID'joint (sceFi:gure n.s :: ~pJe b)
SBMI~ruGID' joint fseeFigurc u.s : examp~e ,e)
~ __ J _
M
Ref. 1'[2]
PINNED joiDt
. -Fi·'i"f C 1-' \ (see , . ~gure ~.w ..... ': ,e'x:unp ,e :fl.)
l
M
(I)I Composite beam.s IcomprisG I or H :secrioQ s~oo~ 'beams attached to a "':solid'" or "compositJen :E1oor ldab by use; ,of sflear CO.IDl~Cimn (seePigure 11.2).. C.O.J_'lR()~ite' ~labs comprise profiWed st:c:em decking whic.b suppo.rtsthe: s:eIDf we,i~ht oithe ':lirM C(i-ner:cte d!urin.,g COIHt.ructionand acts as '"lte.infor-cemeJIi:!·' totbe s.1:ab dlt!:rlng jll1l~5ieif\l'[~e 'COl1di~io[js .(see, F.i.g,u·re m1:.3),.
(2) S:imply"suppoRed COItiposire. 'beams bC'hn,e as a seriesof T beams in which the eoncrete ism (;ompllession when ,subjected ~o' ,sagging moment and the, steeS ws main~yin tension. The beaMs Mail" be des~p;ed as simllJ"f_;~lfm'()nedi' or as oon'ljn,I~OJ1'~Oye;.i a number ofsu:pl]loru:. The rel:a,tii-ve econOMY of ·''s.iMp1le·i 'OJ: "cQ.tItin~ol!!s·" ,oon'Strudioll depends: onli:e: bt?le,fijts; of reduced sec,ti:QIJ. sUe ,and deptlll in re~artiQn. mtha mcrea;s,ed cOlimlplwty O'f dIe <design and :we COMIootions in eontinuous CQlilStftl.ction.
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StOOl beaJiU :anclllOI' p'1:ofUed stool, dec~s mi,Y be e~Ill.e" {)I~0l!lled '01" uup'nJPwgl,d~mg con:c:retin:g of the s:]alb In. the. eonstruction stage of composite byjldlin,g. Themost eeonomlc method of eo.ll'!mctiom (s,peed O'f [oo!1structia~ .. ,) ~s ,g'tllJsraUy 'w!a/,votd the use, of 'tcempoW'y :prop;P~llg (oopmppoo colUi!wcl~Olil me&od)). But proppmg mary be needed. wberethe slool beam ,OOd/of the profiled steel dlec'lWlg are not ,able to su.pport the \w.igh~ of a, "I'hick co~crete slab during ,oo.nstm,eti'on" or where ,de'flec.trom:: of thO,ill: ,steel 'clemCDIts would o:fherwWse be UlUI.Cooptable., 'The :oum:be:r of temporary supports need :not behigb. These props: are lIsually left in pmlOO until tbi! 'concrete s:Jalb has dewlopooan eqU!a:te S,RlJigQli.
Pi:g-u te 11.7 shows dil.e effects of the different o~ctiiQn. m;ethodis .. propped lor uoprop~ed = In prindpile:~ and. this; Wi ,oo:mpariiso:n!! wiltb oil ba:res~J beamwilh.out ,Myoornposi.le actIon. 1\e drn~; .~pres~Mts,be'~dm.g mo:m.,~[!.t\i; at milidis<p. (M) Ql\(li!f'mffidispan defliecdQns, '(0). MO' dC!lo;tes 'the beudi!mig due bJ Itbe dead mi:gtl of 'dIe: :st.clun::;.
'Under Siml~ce ,oonditions, the di£Fe.rclU eonstructionmetheds lead 'to d:ifferefl't d~f1ections, :for:ce distdbudons ,mid ,stress states. But 'when the composite beams of same cross sect~on are loaded up ~O' fililure,dley filiI. at the same bendffing :momeot '(MpUtd),. Their :strengtb Is indepetldent: 'ofth:e: m.ethod of,construCittOH~, and,t!his 'beodling, strength can be caileulatoo 'ea5.il,y en the basis ofon rectangular stressb~ook. il,fl demon_Slrated in cmmpteli V,,2 . .5.1.
Th~re is: (ulother "cason ror different s:tmiifll Gd. stt,ess dis:mlOu:tJioos and deflections Ufl®!1' sU"!!'foo oo!l..ditions : ~, ~on~m belmviollr of cenerete, Both~ ereep and s:OO.H2ISC offbe cenerete part yields ]~geli s~m:illlls ,and ~~reB\\lesm. 'the: stecru si;(:tionundel' ,servioe cD:I1Iditions. At the: ullffimare,~imit ,S~OO" :bo\lrev.e:r;I' sLmirul .Que eo ~oadi!lg:s are .much n~Ii~;h~ the s;tmi~s diWle b)! creep ,and sbrin~gej' and tile ~aimer can be in,eglected ..
2.5 m to 3~S: m, if Hnpropped steel decking. 3J:5 hiI to S.S m, npropptd ~l decking"
. with maximum slab span to slab depdl, ratiO' (L I (tip ... he) (If ,32 tOr a simp]Y"'Illiupported slab 'see chapter VU for fu:rthe:r pidooce).
prImary and secondary beams CiW. be des~gned for app.ro,ximartely !:he same depth \'lhen g.nddimens~olilsaJ:I'e Wi p.roportion of Ill,S. respectively.
-Beam d~jgn, ;
Thefu110wing beam.p:f-.opO'rI:~OM ,sbO'l.:dd give aJoce,pit:able deflec!tious when tbe ~t:tion. siae :is, de!mell11lIi.tioofor momentresistance, The :I'a'fios (span ~O' dep,tllratio) can be eKpressed as (I:. I (h:a -I- hp, + hcnwi1em :L is the d:isfM:ioe bel\lfeen adj,~oof.l~.su,pports: and (ha+ b,p -I- ~Q) is the toml heron iand slab depth.
a.) Simply ,supported berun :
a Secondary beam :. ,span to dept11 mtio of 18 to 20.
o. Primawy berun : spu t'O depth fado or 1 s: to 18:.
· Primary beam ; span. ; depth rat~o, of I g to 22.
81001: grade: higher grade .stool: (8 355.) usu:a~fy leads to smal1er 'beam sizes t1:umto'\>lI1er smdes:te-el .(.5 235 or S 2.75)"
Shear ,connector.s : W.'9' mm d;ianle~er \>1I1G'1ded .stud 'connectors are p~~ced typiiaally at about ISO mm. :!lpi:lclng. These: beaded studs ,can be welded tluough the profi~ed steel de~kil1g up'oo' I ,,25 mm iI:b~ck~.
Figure~ II.S F,raming p~ans for medium ;tmd long :rPilll bemns
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The: material properties given iothis ,cha]J,ter U.S,are those required far d.eS1Yii purposes. :P,miall safery Facto:rs for resistanee and material] :pro:pernes are also provided.
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i[3,].2 (l)I 0) No~-we~pt ,ud tight\\I"e~Qht ,contre~es, may be used. Table U.lgivasproperties of l1,oJ'm_Ql~ UAejghl'oollc~te. necmliiSsU:i:catiiJR of 'OO!lC(:e.te:, ,e,S. C2,C,12S, refer:s to cyl10dei SIlr~!1_gth (20) aad cube men,gth (2:!r) of concrete.
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[3.Ll (3)] (2) For lig}1,rweightoonc,retes. tens~~~ streifl!lhs ({olin; f(;(k 0,05'; felk 0,'95) can, be obtained by multiplying: the: values provided in Tab~e n.l by tltefaritOf :
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[3.1. ,I (2)] OJ Concrete classes hig,liter m:han C50/60 sho~~d lot be: uS0d, ~nless thei:r U:8e is ~p:p'ropriate]yj ustilioo ..
No Application Rules are g~ve:l1li. in Eur"Ooode 4 for this case.
Notations: fek is ~ei charaoteri.'Stic com.pre~slv.e cyUncle.r ,strength measured at ,age 28: days"
fcl!n is tbe mean tensUe str{:ngtb.
fc(k 0,05 .i:s~'e ~o\'Ii\er value of the ,cMfacteris;iic 'tens~~e s:tre_ (fraeti~,t:I 5%)1,
folk O~9S is the upper 'value ,o,f 'lite chatacreristictens:ile strCI.i,gth (fmc tile
9- ,,01\ .i T~'1J'
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EOI· [3.1.3] (4) f:or ~ilrJ1Jl!:ag;g. of 'OOlliCifete" ttletotaiW ]oog"'mnn&ee sMinbg,e .stmiIn :fm:m. sebtWg of the concrete Ecs;may be taken as nominal "Values of Table Il .. 2.
F'Ol the design >of braeeli oompO'-s;it~ buIldIngs:. it is aeeurste cmul.lslt w'uke aO:count 'of ~,.ee:f1. .by replackl£: in ,analyses eenerese .areas Ae by cfFecdve equ~vaJcnt .S'too~ areas ·equal to Ado. ,,,,here n is the: .nomilnal modular ratio ,(see Table 113) defiiilcd by:
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a)
b) In buUdin_gs mainilly ii1!~ended 'for stDmge.
ft);l g;]i;OJiHenn ,cff"eolts: IIE:e .;g Eem I.~ :for ]ong"'oofi'il el1fects: IE'~ = E em f 3, I.,
where Eem is the meru1: sec:ant nl0duh.l:s :f()1U' sfuort~re!lll :Ioadli:i:ig,. dependi~g on t\he s:treng:1h class ,of concrete (see 'Iablie D. n
Table U .. 3 Values lilf.~ornillal .odu~;u :m:tiios n = (. ·.Ea/, 'J •.
·/Ee ..
;
T ClOnS C2SlJO' C30/3 7' C3514:5 C40150 C45/55 CS 0160
.
for short-term ,[4,5 rnJ.:8: n,l U,S I .~.2;O m 1,:7 11. .. 4-
and :Lo:ng~tem1 ,e-ffects
I eOmJpo~ile; bJ.!Lild~ngs (orLSi~O!rage .
.
for s!itort-te:nn ,el'fellts; 1,:2. 6,,9' 6,:6, 6~3 6.0 S:~8 .5,1
for tong ... term effects 2.1 • .7 20 •. 7 1.9,,7 ~81S 18,0 J.7~5 n.o 69
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[3 .. 1..4.3]
(6)1 Themarterlal cooffic£emilt (Pc. aT. v;d tOI be ~dlopted ~ ca1lcy]atiu.I1is 'fO'l conereteshall be ta!ken. as given m. Tab~e 11.4.
d,cnsity fOr nomullEwe.ight cmte:rete ·ooeffic,iellt of ~~near thermal ex,pamiog - for no~~we~ptooncre!1:e fOF lightw-e;igbt cancrete P,ojssoll'~s raUo :
(1) The nOMillal] v.aIDuiCS ,of the: yield :st~~ fy :for hot~ro]]ed. st'OO] are gi;veIl. in Tabla It5fo:r .scoom, grades S 135. S .27·S: and .s 35.5 [0 acoord1!!l_lO~ \vjth EN .H1025 .• d. rOf steel grades S 215. S 355" S 420 ,M:!d S4·60m.acc-o~ce ·'~tI.l, EN 10113. Those: nominnl 'Vrubes may be adopkd. as cJmrQc1flI1j~Jit;, '~'i.JIi1iac:t(liI't;d)lval1l.:!e.i in design Qit~t~]atiOl1s ..
1(2) The l;uI'ilpean Slia!'!dlard EN 100.25 speoifiestili1:e rot:juilielllJi.enrs fuw 10o:g and fI:at prod1l.:!cl:5, of bot :rolled.we'ldaMe nO'fli-a~~ay ~1flrIDctu:r:aillI steems (steeru g;radie-s: S 135. S 2"75 .• S :355).
The eulto~ean s~d .EN 10 ll .. s specifies: tile requwementsfot ~Oi!llg .W1d~!at pl'oduets of hotrr-oUied we'kbbJe fine grain. snuc~mJ S1t-eels I(s'l:eeil g~adeSl: S 215. S 155~ 84,20. S 46:0).
1(5) FOIi high strcnSJlihslee:]S (8. 4·20 and S 460)1 sopecific appWica:t.iioQ fUZes given. in ·the nermstive A:w:Iex H ofiEu.rc;Oocl!:l 4.
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T,able: 11.5 Nonlioo], Va]JlJ]CSi ,of yIeld. ~fy f>Gf stmcJuml steels accooomgro EN UI02S and EN UHlJ
8235 82:75 ,8,3'55'
:EN tous StaDdami
Nominld.thlckncs-s t (mrn)·)
;::. 40 >6:.3> 8:0
S 63, ~80 ~~OO
:> is ~40
EN I0027'~1 EN U1025 Designation Srudar-d I
8295 s 2'75 ,835:5'
s 2'7;5 ,8.275
&355 8355
8420 S420
S 460' S 460'
235 275 35.S
225 .26S 34:5;
215 ,:U5 2l.5
.2$5 24,5, 2JS
31S 325 .315 > 100' S ISO
(6) '!be; Table I['6 oompa:reB the ~bolie des~~atioM ,o:fsteer grades acooKiing to v;";nious S'tandM& eVen! ~f some: of them have been :r:ejpla:ced. Tbe dGs~ handbook ,ail.wa,s: usesthe ,singl:el des~tioll, ,o-f&tmcturali stools d~fined by lh~,eu!l'opean standllifd EN ~rO027-1: IISI~ .followed byihe value of yjeld.sttength eKPressed.~!l NInm:I~ 1(= MPa),
,[,able lUi Comparison table ofdjfferent .steeW grades desipatiQD
EN 10027 .. ]
.EN UUIl
EN NF A 35&5041 Nf' A ,35-:50 I ,I [lUI
.WOOIS , NF A 36-201 I 17.102 I
,823.5 8275 835.5
1,823$ 8275 8355
,D,IN 11~,OO'
as 4360 I
ASTM:
8235 E2~,
S .2''''5 E .2,8
315'S E 3,55 E .36
8t31 StiM St.Sl
401 43 50
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[3.3.3] (1) The !.11aterial coeficie~ls (E.lhr G\!iI! ,CIT. ~Ii" VII) to bL':: adopled. krucaJ:clI.:dattoti forme stntdural
s~eeJs, co\!eili'ea by Eu:r:ocode,4, sh!1lWW be: taken. as, ,gi,ven m Ta!Me .III. ",
(l) The material! ooe;__ffic~~lirls ~ G.s• I~T. Ps. vs) to be adopted in caicula:llions fut reinfo.r,c:ing stools ar-eprese!l~ed in TaJble ,[[,1'.
Re[ ., [4.2.<1}(1)1 CompoiSite stabs: are dealt in d1!is handbook onWy ml fiv as they ,affec,tthe de.sjgn o,r com[JOSlw beanlS:. Rewrem:e should be made: to EU1Jooode 4, (Rcf:,~, :c:l1iaJpter 3.4 and 7,) mrfurt11er :infurmartion. on tJia,e d'esiign of ,oompooUe ,sIDiwb.s;,. ,with EN 10 ] 41 as the ~p[odllct standar-d for stec~ shooting_
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[3.4,.2 (2)] 1(2) Tbe Ilomimd va1ues, of fyb provlde:din T!.!Ibl:e: H.9 may be adopted as ,chM3cteristmc values fw in
calO1!m~atio'lls ..
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Grade
:FeE.2200 FeE 25,0 G FieE28rOG FeE 320 G FeE 150 0
fyb (:= ~yp) [N/rom2]
22rD 250 280 3.20 350
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Ciliarpler n - SUuclur.d C:OtlCept oflbe I:mj~mng I
Ali 'e:li:I!)[ained, in, Cioopter 0.3.4 this; deswgn handbook ,on~y pm'itides appil,jcadoQ rums for headed smds wi!whmin:iinu,Ufj] mme;Jais[ou d~tailecl in f'~~re ,0.4.
(l)bt ,genera~ resis[:a;noo is determined!. by using ,design values: of :stre<ngtb of die difft:root ;lfiaterials aad campOllelli's; Xlibtba!t JtWes ilmtDa!CCOUlnt ~f!:o~rUimties at ULS w]th partial safety mct01S 1M. The different 'fMfacOOrsare expUcitly introduced tin desip famlul:a:s ,of tldsil.andbook,
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[4.8.3.'2] (2) The des~g!1 of composite 'OO~llmrlS acoording '('0 'the sif.l1!p~~fi0d .eth'od ~s presented in chapter IV
(M..e!iuber,s in co:mpress,ion) and :inc]ulpter v.m: (MeJl1bf!fS; wIth eo.ro.bin.e:d axial :io[cG:md bcndil!l)g
mm:nent.). In 'that OOISe, ilhe partial safelY factor for struo.tu:ral s:~e61 is: \.\:iJi.tten as; '1Ma. ;imd, in i!~Jilera1; may have olle ofthe 2: foUo<wmg values ;
ITMn '= yg.ll~
where Nx.Sd. is tbe appUoo deslgn ruti~W ~oadt
-
:;Ii. aid No are d.efirled in daus:eW,.3 (4) Md. if rclevant. byaddi:tiioMl
comment's: in c]autSes Vll.l.2 (l) and (2),
b) ,o.therw'iise", co~umn:s:are ilnfluecnoed by buikUqg :
IY~b ~ "tRdi •
(3) Recomme.liided 'Values 'of partial 'S'atety factors for :6wtdlan:nztaJ IQllIdoombina:Uons are gi"\len hi. 'ratite D.lO. ImPIFO,Ved values: of 1M factors m.ay be obtaJ:ned m case of acc~d,enta.l load combinations: refer to Eu:rooode 4 l(Ref~4 ; 2..3.3.2).
(4) The lM factors s'i:n.'O'WII in Ta!M!:l! :n. m are ,pr:ov~ded :a,'OOQ,[idiiilS 'to tile pw:es~1tt ofEic.ial wniaD, of Eurtlood_j;: 4 (Ref. 4). Those. "bored" ~lflf!:r :are oruyindicafiJl,lJ . The values: of 1M faOKl1S to be 'usoom p.mclice ,aurefi~ed by nalticrnall aut!holi~in m each eOMtfy Mod. are pubnsbed in the rele.-v,ii!J]t Haltana,' Ap,plicatim2' DQcrun:en.t' (NAD) to B-ulOcode 4.
(5) V:aIlues of lM factors for boUs:,rivets. P~lillS.1 '\\!'e~ds: and sli!p~es,is;ta!l1ce of bolted cmmectioos alie g,iven :~ Eummde :3 (Ref~ 3 : ,6,.l., ~ 1(2»>.
[2 .. as (1)1 ,e i), It _lmclr/ ,a15r4.fjgmneH~' iclentifresdle pos,imio!l; I113gil'llimde Hid. d1rect~on. C.f'fII. fr:oo aWOI1 (:soo chapler m .. 2)..
1~2..2.S (2)]' (1) A laad oa;se iciJentiffes oompatible: 10M'[ a"m1S~efits~ set of ~:fomlatfuo. u;d tlnpe!:&cTIoQS. oollsicier~ ror a :paltiCiiidar verification (8100 chaptetm.3).
(3), F,ortEte d~finit[OM of actions (~oa:d a:mm.gcllle:nts: .1" ... (]. Q. . ..... ) WId e:ffed:s of actions (E~ S)' md for thf.ldesign .requi:J:'ie'MCliilS itsheuld be :lie:&md to (ll1~p~r J.2 (Basis of des~).
1(4) Figure I!lllpresents the ge:l1etal prC!c.e,durl! to· .sb:fdy s:I:m~tu.re8 siIlbmri:tt:ed. to ,!'!!ctions :
.- an load ,cases ,1R: defined by relevllWt oomb:inations (with pmtiSil sa:fety~eto:rs. 1F) of char-aoterisuc (unmcwfed) values of toad a.nmgeflilellts ,(Ft)~,
-fur eac!h load case tllll.e· g~obau] an~~ysws of the S'U\lcttu\e delemrines, the design 'values far the eff'ecmof actioos (E'd = Sv. ah. :f, C!i ••••• Sd .: "" N, V. M~ ... ) wbioo shall be checked at Serviceability l.i:m~t Sitams (Cd li~wits) and atU1timautc Lim~t States (Rdresismuces)'.
Tm:s genr,alpmeedMreis used ~IJ the pmcedurit for elastic glob:d ru1alysms of CQmpDs.i~e braced name p.;r!es~tedm coo:pter I.J.
(5), For braced bu~mdjngs ~t ~s el\liP]~ ~!l ~ha;p'ttlf· IJ Ithl:l!t tlJi~ ,e;lasit~c globa.~ anaJysis of the stru.Clll!U·C ·cou~d. be based lonlirsl' a,,"d(!~ th.eaiiJ, In that ease of first order alasti.c global ~ys~!i the o.:d1tcJple· ()(sup€'rposUion is appli.eabf~ becwse Ile e:ffucts ,of,aet!o:os (E. S.) allernm~arft:!li~cti'ons
of the .applied actions ;(iF :; O. Qj ) (no P,~4 effecrs aad used material with an ebstlc linear
biibruviou:r).
The :p,rincrpJe: ,of l!upe:rposltJiiol aUolI,'Vs to cOlIDslde,r a pamcyJar :PiI',ocoolll!e 'Kl, study stllliotures submitted W·actiQfis .. nus procedure inu.sttawedm Figur'Uli In.2 could. be mOire' practicaL! beWlusei~ sllou.ld stml'n(y ilibe dec~s]m1i o,f'wh~cb load case~~\I'e'Sthe worst efFect.
For each smile ,characteristic (tl!llfiIctDred~1 value of ~ood alTMiement (Fkl' thegi~bal analysis of the ,strocru:re dememliin.es ~cle,ri.slmc (uilllfa~toTed.)va]~:es,:fbr the ·eWeCbi: ·of ~U:;tiMS :
- Ek = 1(0'1; a'h. :f~ O'~ ••. )k .~ Sk. ~ (N'. v. M, .. ··)t·
AU lioad eases are defimled by re~evant aQMbistion:s: (wiitb :partjaj safety factors. 1F') Of the ,chamcteristic (unfuctored) v,aIDule.s fur the effects of actions OSk"Skl All ·these, ~oad cases directlY fom~sb~be d:es~~ vaJue.!I for !\he: effects .o:fflctlons (Ed'O::::: Bv. 5lh f" Gu ..•. ; Sd == N. v.. MJ ... ),w.hicb. shaU 'be cheeked ,~t ServiceabwWity Limit States (Cd WiJTI~ts)1 and a.t U1dmate Limit States 1(Rd. :resi~stml,ces)'.
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[2 ... 2.1.~Cln (6) .Fol:'coruposlite· st.Rrnomres .alfie:illit~Ol'iI .iSru,it.l!NnKl tile EC..eSSUy ofid~~lruzying mJid. oO]'J)s~dering! wblm . . ~ele:v,M;t,. severo] tmns:lell~ deal.go ,s~ruartions ,corresponding to the suceessive pha.s~ of the buwbli~g process. The: sequence of oollstmclioti! has ~o be oonsfderced ,especially fur com'pos~re' b~ 'II'll'Ji;ere ~] pro6:lesliav.e flrst eo sllpporttih;c .self\!V,eigbt orf.'resh concr·ete s:lab .and olber conslNcrion Joatils -beFore Ule. eeaerete has wiined adeq;u3item:ren~ {Olt eempeslteaction,
Two majn smges:may be ,ooDs~deredi W.iitb differ,mt foad arnwgemeJliI:E, : a:) the' cons·frtMl.firm s'l,age' aad,
b) tJ:te CfJ.mOl~.s.Jffl3j,WJ! '
Bum more .speciffi:c 'l:la:IlSimt desi.gn s,ima~Io.Ds may be :Iliikell Unit,o aeoUlit : :for exllRl,p'I,e~ :!lit constmctiou sttag'~ it may be necessary not ,only to oo~&ide.rlhe sima;ticn of the swe'l. beam ~ailpporting the fresh. COfiCrete. but evento disDng-uJsh several ~i,tua:llions 'CQ!f.Iie.sponding to success~ve plim.:.ses ,ofpou..riQg: the con,crete.
Glo:bal ;;ma:liysis of the slnlctw'e: SlJlbm~tled to IllG 'co!'l_sjderOOI ,simg1ie 'lli;J,dll!rmn,gem'ii!D~ {lFk)m ordee to, delenniilic characl.ei~s~c (un:facto:!"-ed) values for tlte, eCfecl:Sof actioms :
~. fOr Ul.S CMc:k'5: ~:Jit:.;: (N~ V. M' , .. ~)k
- for SLS ,eheob:E-k ."". (8h"i)v. r" a .... Jt
F~l1IfU;lie UI.2 F,Iio,w-dl:art :fer toad ,ana:ns~mmts and ~oad easea for fint order eJastic ,glcba;~ analysis ,ot 'dIe structure
(I)I Th.e fol:~Oiwing load ,!.liffangeme~ts are .(,/l7amcleris,t.ic {lIJj[l!_fa<f;)ltowed.)wh.1e.s of' ac:tlQiiS (f',k) to be ,~pp:1 ied to' tin: SilmCOOII"e;, The ,th.a:.rncteristiicvaJ1Il!lts: of load a:~gm;~ts ,gtven. he;reafte~ ar-e iss1J!iIed frcm !umeeda 1 (Ref. 1 )'.
1(2) The ,table m.l provides a list of
all: the load arrang,emen1S (Fk), to be takml ili1ilo acoount. in lcomposite bui:ldIi!lg design, either at ,ooDstmctiol1 mge." OF at, compos~w :stag,a, and.
- the references tethe clla:poors of ~he handbook whe.r-e details ,are giV9 aibo.M![ those load arr:Mgements.
EC'4 [[22.5(S,)]
~eferel:ice to tbe: handbook
(~) For OOl1limJ,au,!!' beJll1J$ tltta s,lahs:in bujldling:sw,itboo[ Clmlti,I~e.veliS, ,su~jett-ed to d.O'rimmtl:y umfonlilily loadst :~t \:I,iI~n ,Gelterru:~:y be :li'limfficien.t t@1 cOililJS;idler ordy the fO'Urn.v,i. load ,afrwl~m.e!Jts:
Albout.C!».1$1l'1tclicm_ia.ads, "&!ir-ooode 4 gives.DO spedfic ~,~d2lifice .1ie,I]Ja«i!ing their magn,twde foil' the des:ign, ,of s~ee.[ beams'. rin!lt 'pifovi.desvruiJi1:e;5: for '$e desi~ o:fPtcofljed s€eel dccki~. Then to r:enta:ilrl. ,eo[Jsi:sre!l~ it sh'ou~d tie ,convenient ~ooollsider ,M,. imp osedl,oharactenstic ciJi:lisinll;;t:!Qu mead of 'O,7S kNlml for the design of a .S,ti(!:el beam. Fbr the design, ,of p.rofIled .s,(:e--ei decking Eu[ooode 4 proposes the fol1mving rules :
E-C4
[1.3.2. ~"2.)]
Thll:l looli1smmc1blR loads: representll1iae, weiigh~· IO.f' ope.ratirves and cO:f.ic~tfuug 'plant ~d take in,to accou~t mtyimP,f};ct ,orvlibrntion l'l.!'hjch may oecu r during cot]struction. In !my area of:; m by 3 m (Of (he span _Ien,gth, is: mess). m, ,additfon to thc\veigbt ,of file eoncrete, 'the ,charaoterisnc QQ_Qstrucllion load.ood we~t: IOf' S:Ilrp)us cOil_,Cre~e: (due to ~lJondjng,·j effect) sbouWd tQge!tber be tak,en as; l~S; kN/m1., 01.iie<:l" the remaini~g; area a ,cihamcteristic lo~dmgo:f OJ,1,SkNlm2 slaouJd be a(ffided. '[0 the "r.veighltof 'tlI1!c: eeacrete, These ~oa:ds: ,sho,und be placed to cause the ma~mum booding moment adlor sElear (:see F~gure m.'3)..
~. ,I I ~'(8) I ~
i li{b~ i I 'i 'i ~)~ I I J'
j rl ~ I' 'I LJ_J ~)rl I 'I ,I * LI ,I
A ~ .3 m. , Xl
I" Loading:
l(a)1 concentration of construction ~oad ; A,S< kNlm1 (h) distribrll~l;ld constru~~ion ~oad: 0,,751 kNtm2:
(0) d,aad,\Veiil~bt:
Figure In.3 Construction ~oads 011 profiled steel decking
8:2
Bm~-l [6.3.],1]
(2), At c.omR-'(};~iIJ!' s)tlgl', areas in res~de;1litiaif. ,soda~~ ,OO.mmerc:ial and adminis'lfatiOJ!! buildings are dividOO! into fiv~ cat(Jgpries aecOird~ng to,d'teir s:pe.cUiic use (see Table m,,2;).
A
Areas fOr do:mes!tic aad re.s.iclCollltiMl activities.
Rooms in ~id,enti3Jlhm]din.!lls ,~m:d .houses; :rooms iBId, wru:ils in bospjlail:Sl~ 'bedlr-ooms in hol,e]s amI bQsmcls~ kitchens, and ~,oiZets
c
D
H
AnIDS Where peop[e .may oollgrete (w:iitbtbe ,e~cep,tion. of ar,eas,defulcd Mder care,gory A" lao Do ad.E)1
I S~opping areas
Areas suscepitibJe to a,cCIill1!u1ation of ~OOS~ mc]~di~; aeeess areas
Traftic ~d pcvk~ll,g areas fur [ig~~t veIride;si. ($ 30kN tow weight ,and s S seats not. :iin,cIDuifutg driver)'
T:m:ffi'c and, :parki~ :a:reas :for me:dii.lnl vehic,des. 1(> 300 kN I' s ~. 6n leN 'rotalll we,igbt" Oil, 2 ~'!:les)
I :Rioofsnot l'ocessibJe excepm fOf ftomW :maintenanoe, repair~paintiDg and minor repa~",.
I Roofs ,a;ocess~br,~ W.IDth occupancy ,3:OCOnilmS to ,cate:&(!!ries A~
K .R,oot's ae:oossi.bleiij:i s:pecialll sCrl.l:ices, such as helicopter landings
'C'1: Areats wi:th, tables ere.
e.g;" areas iin schools:,. cafes" remaumnts. dimmg hallsjreaCi.w,g reoms, reoeptions
'C2: Meas: with fixed: seats~
e;,.g. areas in CiruU:f;Ches~ tJ.teatres or cinemas, came.rences rooms, lecture balls. as!emblyhalls" '""ailing, rooms" etc.
(:3: Areas ''i<vj~:hou~ obs:ta,Q]e.s: for moving peop~e"
C4: Areas wIth, possible physical activities e.g, dasse halls, gymlUls:th:::rool1ls, s,tag.es. 'e:~'c.
C5: Areas: si!!I!soeptibWe 10 O\l¢f'cI!Owding,
,e.,g. In, bui1dlingfor public e\leotsi lite eo-nalJi1 hans, sport hallsmduding ,stlmds. teffaCCS and access areas etc.
D~: Ac,eas; in g,ene:ral: retaiJ~ shop'S.
r!,g. areas, in wareloil:1ses~ statiOJle.ry and office stores etc.
A:reas for Si~o!'age use including Ubrafliies., The loads deM-oo in ',[~ble In.3- shall be taken as, minimum ]oadsu:niess more appro:prial.e loads are defined forth!:: s:pecific,case ..
e.g. ,aC/cess m'llNtes; dern~wry zones; Z{lOCS accessible to :fir,e cllgine.:s (;s. I,60kN total wejg!ht)
(3) At (x!Vlr:!Cl$/leJtngq,',tiheva]ues of ,clliarnct"eristic inr/2pSed lQ.qd'i 01.1 Hoors, ,andr;oof are given, in Tiaiblie: 1113 ,accilmin,g~,tIlie: ,cale,gcry of'areas: Midd1i~ ~oadoo areas (s:ee Table m.2)1.
[fhllie 6.2J
Table n I ,,3 [mpootd load. (Iqk, Qk.> Ion fl.oors m buildtl1g-sdepcndliTIg ,on ~tegDri:es of 10aded areas
Qk CkN)
,('!aWgo,[y A: '. gener,llJ~ - stairs
- balconies
.2,0
2,0
3,.0
'Cilt£~rv C'; ,. 'ei -cz
-C3 ·,(:4 • c:S,
3,0 4,0
5,:0.
5,0
4,0 4,0- 4,0 1.0
4,,0
'~l~O:O!=.D:. - Dl ~D2
5.,0
4,0 1.0
7.;0
2,0
10
3,,0
45
CaJ:moor_H:roo,f slope -c 20° >400
0.'75· l~lOOi!'
•
A-G
• For slopes behVeeii1l20a, and 40°' the; value of qk may be: d.ete:rmined, rby linear .mterpo~.aition
ECI.02...!1·
I6.1 (])] ,( 1) The "vind Fames: acting Oil a. strucmre or a S'tnl,ctu:rn.l: Icomponent may be deltennined, ·hln!1Jo, ways:
- as a~f1n.f~llUlli(J'n(jr ,p.l'ieSS!M.a.:f alctffing on Stlrf'~(leS prov~dedfllat "the s1mcOOrt: Of the stmc:rurnl, component is not sens:it~ve 1'0 dynamic response (Cel, -c 1,2),
or, by ;m:~l$ ,of global(PI:!!!?-,~',.
84
sc I =2-4 [9'.2 {I)l
ECt~2-4 [:M{l}]
ECl-2-4
[fom!. S.l]
(2) It iSl\!ropo.sect in this :hi.md:book topfesencdle .sirnp[e :procedlln~i 'which. may be used. for bu~~dillgs .ess than. 200 m tIU pl,ovided that dJe v,ajue 'of C(I is less d~Wl 1,2. For vidues of dJyRamicmcrolF Cd] : seefiiJ1ilre m.4,.[g,ilIJ~o1lh~ralses the de-tilled. Dlethm:ii ofBurooodern,. (Ref: 1:: Part 2,4 .Ann" B) :rnay be used,
U1' The n:et ,md. pressure across a wan Of lIifi 'element is tlile, differenoo' Q[ ,the Di'essures 011. each su.rfilic~ mtio_g due ,acoolJ~lof thei.r S~_gIItS; I(pressure, dj reeted towards: tire surfsee ~s takeD. ,as lilOs~:tjve. ,and ~l.l(:tioll, directed ;iway :ffrom'like surface as ll~Bii!tive): see F~!JiIro ilLS.
f· G , 't~ ~
(:"\ ----G:
~ 1.1
Intemal p s-- ,c-~, - ~ -
f .. ,. il!J. :nmre
-- - ,- - -- -I' ...
.. ~ .~ .... - ... ... - ...
Figur,e UI.S PreSSUJeSl, Olli.sllniices of:::!)' 'The 'Wi/~d pressllr:e ,ac'[~fI,g an:
a) tllcex:te.l'nal Su.rfaces; 0,( a :s,trruaIQtUI!e., we. slli~aU be obtained ftarn :
Ilw.: ~ q[llf Ce (ze) cpell
ss
[5.3]
[.fo:m. 5.:2] [1.1: U)]
[ftlm:l. r;T.l)]
[for.m. (7.2)]
na.l]
[1,0.2.2 {I} cc:n
[1,02.9]
:&6
b) the ,fntenlol surfaces ,of a structure. Wi", shan be ,obtained. from: !W'i ~ '~;h:'er ce,(,zw )e':pi, I
is me .reference mean. \vmd. pressure detenninedftom:
is the feterence wiIil:d.veWoc~ty taken as foUows, :
IVilief ~ eDit cTEM ,cALl' Vref.oll
wbefie "ref'O is the basle value otthe: f'tference wind vcloc:i~' at sea
where krt ,cr (z~j, 'Cit {~ are ,ghr;en for more details in E-urooode 1 (Ref.
1:: Part 2-4" section 8)
.ForflJa!£ ~eJffliin (ill."". ~.P'''vili1d :si;ope S; 5% ~ tEle wind. directi()~) :.' ct. = 1.0. For such ,oouditionB the C%pOilfure coefficient 'Cc is gIven iothe Table rnA
is 'the external ]u'cgsu:re oo~ffic~e:nrtwh:icb cilep9ids on the: si~ of the ,eff~red. area A :and, the sl~a:pl: ofUl.e bunding ,(see TaMe m . .:5).
m tll.e refermce:hei~b~ ,appmp'.riJat:e to the relevMt pressure ,coe:ffi~i\eW!Jt. (see Fwgurem. 6,)1.
B'l.!!iibiings whos:e, hei,gbt h isgreater than 2b sbaU be: cOlil!Sideredi to be in MultipJe pads" co-mpri:s:il1'ltg; a .. Iower part leJ(tcn.dimg upwards f'lioIill.tbe ground by a height ,equal to b :for wbi,ch ze "'" b1il!ud a midd~e :region. bf;ll:\!y,eel1l dlie upper and. lower paRs.dliv~ded intoas fiiU,y horizof!1mID strips ,as ,d:es~re:d :and :for,,~b[oh Z;eis 'the height ,of'the ~Cilpot eacb smp.
is theintemal pressure 'OOG'fficicllt. FOIr a homogeneous distributiion of Qpe!l~ng.s ~e "ai:ue~i .:::; ~ 0,2:5 shall be used. Else 'I:fw eoeffide:pJ is gl'llcn in Fi,gur-e m.l and is: afu:nctiol!l of the: a,pelting ratio, lUll. whi,ch is de6ned as :
. . L. arq of '~p(;miIJJga[ ~le: I,eewru:d and l¥lllld. ~~e] 5~des
~ :: . ,2: area of Ig:pem~:al dl~ wmd\'1'atoo,leewarn iIlnd ~h!d. par-aUe] ,sides
EC1.-21-4 [Table 8:.]]
EC'I-21 .. 4 [F~!l. 8.3,]
.T~tmill Cnlc~gi(Ult:.
I ItOtl.Wl, opt!] sea. '~.a:k~ shore5 wIth, ,at Jeast 5 ](IU fetch u~d ud sm'Oo:thfla~, (-onn-tTY
'Without ,obsmcles.
II Famllood. 'Mtlh 'bolm.daimy hq~:. occas[oml ~~ ~ :strucoore!!. ,houses or trees. m 'sulxuiban QiriJI..-dusm:aJ: areas: and. pe~eut~rb'r-esl:S.
IV Ullbarn areas :in wme:b at least 15% oflhe surface is cOiVcred wwtb buildings and their ,avemgc heipt ,~ooOOs 15m.
z [m]
lOOO
200
, , --' , . , ~ , I
, • , -, , ,--- , 1 __j
, , , = , , -= , , ,
I I ~ I = , , Li
I , I I I I Lli l_j__j I I I
I I II _j I I I I , __j
U I I
- _--
I I I .I, ~' I .~ JL 1.1
I
I, I I I I I /1 "'1 -1 ~) /' V
/" LV /
I , , I ./
, , ~ =
, , , --,~
, I '" I , , :::::::
I I I
I i I ,L_ V L 'L
I I I ./ ,I I
iLl /' L I I I
I
I I /' V I : P'I /, I
I I ./_
,rIV\'/ IIV /_ V
VI I
'm m' ~ • , __j , •
, !- , __j , ,
I I l- I ,__] I ,
! l__j I I 'I I I I ,
I I I 1/ 1,/ ,=:J ::::::::l , I ,
I l_j I I I I I I I I
I I ~ I _
/i
} I II I I I I I J 'Ce (zl
I , I, I I J I I
" 100
to
o
2
3
ECl .. 2.-4., [Fi& 10.2,,1]
11>2b
h.<b
r.~~b Tze=b
, I Ze=:h .. ,b
8,7'
ECl .. :2A I
[Fig, ] 0:2.3.1 I
L.II· II
~1j'I--d,~~.
.E
,;t
Wind! .~
A.~ B I~C:
A*II B*
111
.CRS!il,: d -c e=.min ~b; 2.h)
4- 1,0
i.e- 0.,2 :Iogl (I J!I:
I,D ~. 0,,4 10Q:1O J1
1E
- 0.,3 [
NQ~: For ,d!iffilr.eIJ![ sha:p~s ,of ~,bebui.ldwngsl' the V!lirnues of ope are given in&e; se-c,tkm. 10 of E~e ~. eltel. lli:Part 24),
is, the Te~"t:'ref.!ce: m.ean,wind pressure (s:ee m.2 .2.2.l )~, is the exposure ,coefficient, for z ;:::: ~ (see m.2 .. 2.2.1).
is the :re:F'erel1ice be'jghl arpPlliopriate ~,o the reilevmt plfCSSUIC coeffidemt (see m.2.2,2. 0;,
i\![fle, d.ynannc {~C1~or (seem.2.2.2..W)"
is the fome ooeffic,ient derived. frol!l1lliEurooooe 1 (Re£ l: Part 2-4- see.ticID, 10)1£ a:Y,!!ii~able!
~s fiw: ref(l]'eIlCC, ,a:reafol1' or dedved from Etwooooe 1 ,(Ref; ~: fart 2- 4 section 10.).
[For.m. (S.I,)]
i:sl'.IJe $110\:\1' ~ood shape: ,ooeft:icfeIai[,
is the chm-acterisdcvaJ~e of'th__e, ,SnOW I.cad on Ule ~rou:Jlld (kN/mm.2) i:stke exposure ooeffic£eJt,which u:!fua.l!ly has the value 1,0
is: :lhe 'themlru ooe.ft'l.c:ien!t. ',IIIihich usua-Illy has the 'value 1;0
111.3 Load tl\Se5
(1)1 The fbUOrwirng load 'castiS are .reLated! ro the pJ1eml rJ,t\Ocl!xd1m~ 'ra, study sUucturos submitted to ,acrtiioRS (see F_gum OJ.1 and. dause: m.1 (4 ))::aJ1Woad casesase defim~d by relevant oornibillatio:ns:
For each lead c-ase" desigg,vaLues fol!l!h~ ·~ffec:ts o,fa:ci£oDS (E'd!" Sd) shin be determined fram global ,analysis oft~u: stRIcture subnrlitlJed t'Oth~ des:igll\i'iJ~~, of actions (Fd 0:: YF Pk.)1 mvolved by ,oom:binationru~es: asgtven :
- in ':r~b~e: m.I!),. for ServimliiJilty .LiMi,u: Sta;(es~
(2) M '1i1e 'C!lIse oftbe ll.at't,iCt~Jat_J?mc~dii:.i.re' defined, ln F~,taJre m.2 (,see alse ciia,lIWse IUJ. ('S)l~t!ll,e characteristic (unfactQred) values, fotthe 'e:ffucm o.f actions {E,k, 80 are obtained. :from gLobal analy,sis ,of the structure, su.bmi:tted to,each ,s~ngle cilarncte,ris;uc (unfilcoorod) va~ue: of load srrana ~. -:-eE!t roLl.
.... gem- .. \' ,IU
For ,each load case. dcslign vl.Ilues fot the 'e.ffoot's of ,a'c:ti,ons '(Ed; Sci) shan be: detemilined from combina:tio.ll m~~; {widl.p.amaJ smt;"y t"a.ctor.YF) deBIiWd :in Ta,b~esm.6,t:o, m.B wb.ere v,amues of lead ,llr.angements:fFk = at. Qt. g~ 'q, 'S"W. P) are :replaced by die cl'uar:!lJclenstic values for tbe I~ffuc;ts ,ofactions (Ek = 1~8v.3h.. f, a~·· •• )ki, Sk ~ (N, V~ M, ... )k).
FOIr his:tMoe.1 inlhecase of the t1llird ,exa:rnp~e: in Table mJ!. 'dIe genc:ra~ moad. ease ] + (1,,35 Ik i!l,50 wk) ,should bCfcplaced by the f(lUo'~ng parltcumar load case 1, considerinG the ,clement! or the cross-sections wirth :
-tililc:irr 'VQrs~ ,effects (I,i ,acnOH (For ooJUmrls.: axia) force ,(N~k;. for beams; sh~ :force Mk and 'bending, moment I(M)kJl and.
Qk"lImx ~ tl];le:\lanaJbleactioo whi,ch causes tlhe largest effect
pama! ,sai'e<Uy' factor for permanent actions.
p;;!rtill safety fado:r for variab~e a.QCions
91
1'able Hl.8 B."I!:~p\les fordle app~ji)tatim1J of tillite ,oombillill!tious mles in Tabl.c m .1 .. AU acdom U1 qjoP,!. s, w;) ar~:OO$.i.deH%l~o origiinaw :rrom. different SiOu:rees
i I I i ,. ·LO· s
r I I I I I U q
~ I ~ ·1· i, I U g
.,4 It\ L 2.,
a
1,3Sg + 1.50q. ~,,35 s+ 1,50.s rn.3d(S +q +5)
16
cr.
,I * ,S I ~ s
n
L 2.
4.
~.15 g ... ~j:SOq -~- .. ----:~): [.35 g, + ~.50 P .
I~33 g+[.50s
1,35(g ... q +s +p*»
,i I i ~ I I I ~ s
,i I i i i I I ~ Ig.
,i I i ~, I I I ~ g
w§l
1 1. 1,3::5 g +·l~5'ICI W
(1 } For ~CJt:h lOQfl Ir;t1Njf (Boochap:t·er m) the. design 'v,a;[iue cftlbe f;j)Uowin,g mte:mllii force may 'be app.Ued to iIiIilf:}Mbers submitted 10 ecnter·ed aaial ,compression 'which shall be chooked at uhinmm lim~t stall:S ;
/' ~I
." I
I
,-'-
_! I' ~'
.
. ~,
y'
.; ~
,/ ~ Z
i
.
'I
_._)1.
N;I!~Sd .~., .... - ... --~-
. "
z.
(2) 1111s dl:apterordy deals; ,mit!!!! composite .cohrnms which,alre of t\MO main types :
- totZllID]y (f~re .IN, l a}) Oil' pamttiaUy (P"igure N. 1 b)) co~c:r'e:re: 'encased: steel sections ami, ._. ,oolJcrete filled s~eel SCCcti@m; I(fll res [V.l c) and d)}.
}~ be ,c,~
b
I r r I
:r: I •
. J_ f- - -::-It i;, -
I '
':,1 •• " •••• ,-
,3)
J. e}! .~ 70
b
t
b='bc
~f i2::i __ l
· r '.' I
~ ,_'"
._-+_.
tf
e
, Cz
-' t.r-
'Cz:
c)
tz
b)
T '!.':y II
,Z
d
[
ez '
y .. '
95
llC4 [4.8.1 "l)1 'The stooW section ,ud. theullcmcked ,ooncMesection usually ba,veihe same oelll~roid:.
SC4
[4.~!1.1 (lJiI (3) This chapter IV ,only appUes to ,ts(J,lat'ed non\.,nv~ OORiliposi:te mJembers,inoomp:l'CS5Won
:EC'~
[4.8.] 0)] (4) This ,ehap:tlll' IV pres:entsdle ,~jmf1lifled method of des. (EC4 {4,.8 .3]) for 'com:posiw columns of dallblJe s~eltricaJ (F.igu.r,~ .lV.I) m:u:ll ~ni€brm 'Q;ross-sec£i,on ,ove::r t.he oolumnl!e~~, This simpHfiedi. method uses the: EUf'O'pewi buckUn,g 'Cllnr'es, ftlE' steel columns (Eu_oocode 3), as the basic diesigncll:rves ro,f oom.pos~te ooh.liIit'lfiS"
.A;pplication ru~es :fOIi' compos~te columns of H1on~-symmetrlca1 cross~sootion are given !in, Annex:
D ,ofEu_rocQde:~, ,(Ret 4:).
When the limits ,of appUcability ,of the simpUfied. metbod are not. fu:Uined (s~ cli:arptet lV .1.1), dile aeneral meithoo 1(EC'4: ,[4 .. 8,.3) Us to be a~,p;lied.
That g,eneralme.tbod mcludes, composite coJu~ with :non-symmetrical ornQn.-unifom cresssooti.on llv:e:r the collurm.l len,lIb"
(5) Design .Msumptions :
Both approacies f-or the d\:is~ of,composite ,coI.UD'IDS are based on. the foUowmng :mam assl1!I!Il1pdons:
~ full inreractionbetwee!l. concret~ and, stool up' to 'tiI1epo~[lt ,of coUapse.
- aUowanoes nwust be mad:efbr :i:mp~r.fucti.o:l1swh~~h ere '~xms;iS\~~t w~ilh those ad:QP:ledwli assessing the strength ofba:re .stoom ,oo~u:mrns,.
pro:rU;):r i2'CiCOUllJIIt ~USlt be 't2lktm. ,of the s-ree:1 ad ,oo[il;re'tes~re.9'Se,.stf~~dll cu~s. - plane seeriens ~lIl!ahl. plane.
1(6) Th~ '~l1Ib~e rv. I pfovide-s a list of ,ebee'ks to be perfu.l1l1ed at U1:tiimate Liimit Sta!tes f;btthe: m~R1bef sub.mltt:ed to, ,ceniT:erOOar.xi:ai oo.press~ol!!! (Nx.SdI). A .liIilemlbetshall ha:-w sufficient beano_g capacil;y if aU tihecks ,are :ndfi~~cd. An ·the chedks ha"'!l"@ botlh reoo,r;enccs '10 EU:fiocooe 4 :md to the desip handbook.
T,able [V.l Lis~. of cbecks to be pe:d'orm.ed a~. Ul.S fot the ,composite member in compfessio.n
:L~st of Ichecks to be: p"nontlooat ULS for the compos~t:e memlber m cODlp'!le-ssion
(5)
(6)
R~r;~Sitc designhandboo:k
Check the Jimits: of ap_pUca:bmty ·of the sil'up]~fied des'i,gll. nwbhod IV.:t .1
Checkoollcrere cover a:I1Id reUtforc~f!;lem [V L 1 (4) to (6)
C.heck for loca[buckJ~l1g ef st~J .H'l.cmb0fS IV .1.2
Check ~e load introducuolIli and the ]tmg~mdimI shear. I\l. ~ .. 3 afV.I.4
Resis:tlm,ce a-f' ercss-seetien ~Q1 NxJ~d : 1V.2
Nx.Sd ,:$; Npl:.Rd ,(~~gllpJa'.!Uc resistance to c-ou'lpressiioll of Lhe OOml]l(lsib~oroSS-S;CC'niCln)
Stalbmty ofnlcm.ber to Nx.8~, 'for both buc'ldl[J,g axes: 1V.3
N x, Sd ~: mill1i:murn (Nby.Rd~Nb1.:~Rd) '(des~gn .UeXUIi8.I bY:~k~wml,g
re$i:st!m~ of Ulecomposi~e
menlber' a1:l'Qut y'and Z 3!XeS)
IV.l"l
lID:! [4,8.301: (3)]
(I) D::ee olct(}ss-9(U;Ji01J t.
''[he: oo[u~ is: of ,doub~~etricam ,and 'i.nUom~ erQss,.,s~tiiOl1 over the colunm Wength (see FiJure IV.l).
(2) Sleet ratio:
The ,steel ,contribution ratio ,of [oUed or wernded, members should li~ between foUowmg Umits :
f'c
A iii. y
IO~2~,15 sO~911 ,wher,eli, =: .. - Va
N.I!l~'&!i
is, 'die des,ign plas'lie wcsi,slance 10 CO'llrlJ)t'eBS]QI]. of the ,composite cW:s;S'-MScttiofi (see:chaptar [V,2)"
is !i,e ,area o,f the :stiNclu.mJ1 stee:l proil,e_
is tbe yi)c,'d :s!I;r'e<~ o,ftllte' ,st!1:u:::mml:stee~ profile (see: tab]~ 115). ~s the partial sMel;y fa.ctorfor slmcoom.l stee[ (sooTabJe [I. 10,).
R.ef; 7 [8,,1,6] Ff Sis: ,ICSlS th._ ,(]I.2 'I' '£!he CQi]i!!.!l!fmi shall be designedaccordling to El!IfoC'<lde 2" W,15 MQeOOs 0.,9 i 'OO~tlif.iln design 5[1311 be made on. Ole lbas~s ·ofEurooode 3,
1(3) Member t;le:l1d€mt~.S:s.;
The n0.l1-diJneru;:i0l1s1 silendemess A of OOllIp!,)s:ite member sholldd: be lindted for both, ,alxes :
1"...· - - 1-' - -I
'ly ~2.U m:ldlz,~2.0
- .-
where' 1,/ and 1:z are the nO'~..(IimenstomUre~ative sl'ende4'JleIl:S'es fOIi llexund !buckling
abou! m~j:or a.-ds (yy) and minor axls (tt)1 :r,especti1o!ely (see cbap:ref W.J).
(4) Reirifp.rc{f_'JJe_~l,r' (f~'R,el\l'el1~l) ,;
Jf tbe ,1.ongirnmrraJ r,ewa.r-oeMCI1i1: Is ,considcr:oo in des:i:gn. e:Nltr:eailil!e U.its of f'ejmr"me:ilt~ whicb are ex:p[:e5sed in peroe.l:1tage of,co!lOre~e;a:rea" areimposed:
O 30/." A So;:: AI 001:
1~' 7"0 ==,,' .. .....,: ~ij!- - 7('11
A,e
Ref. "1 [8.3.6]
f:or :n~asonoS of fire P!i"ot~tion" greater percenta,.ges of reinforoi}.:enl can be included but shan not:
- -
be: um9 ,mto a;coo~t :For the de.s~g!l \\!'~lhou~ co.IlS~d:e.ta!tjO:l'l'O:f' fire probJems ..
EC4, [4.8.25 {oil)]
The transverse .reinfor,cement ~!l 'OOl1crete encased CO~UItil:ijl~ ,(see Figure !V. 1 a) :and bn should be de,si,gnedi acc-ord~llg to c]al!mse 5. .. 4.1.1.2 'ME"llWMCode 2 (Ref. 2)1,.
EC4
[4.&2 .. 5 (,5)]
91
IRef.
I
[4.8.2,5 (8)]1
CO!lcreliefiUOO! steel S'CCti:OIIlS (soo F'~re IV.~, c) and d)) may be fabricaoodMthout any re.iofi:.I,r~mmil'tB'U~, Wi ,Benera~ iflthe mO:ll!~~udmal reimroement ws nej!'!ected mca:bilaUOM for the reg,istanoe of il:he ,eo~UW1J; gu.idance 0111, minim.um roinforcemeBt is g~vm for all types ,of CJ:iOSSseotIDOM:lD cJ;use:4.8,:3.,1 (3)(:0 of,Eurooode ,4, .'
~6) COl1Ql'ele c.ove.c.;
FOli'totally COI!Cl'ete encased S'ttee1, sootiOl1S (soo: Fi:IDJ:r-e N.m a)llj,Limits to the 'tiiIiiolb:less o,f'con.crele oov.er '(ey. Cz) that may 'be used in the ,calculations M,e :
in lbe y-dir:ectiOl'!! ; 111,4O:mm $ Oy ,~ 0.4 b~ ~
inche zedin~ction. Imax~mlUllm (11:01 rom;, .~J ~ Ie ~ S A." 3 b
IV.1.l
L,ocal bll:cldin:g of stecl !!Rem,ben,
[4.8.;2.11 (7.)] U) At tdtimae limiit ;states the effects ,00f I:ociid buckUng af SK.~I m:t}mbers in composite cohmms may benc,!loomd p:rovidedti!mt d:le steel: part!:i, iin co.pl'ess~o~ have to sa,Hsfjtdle lirui:ts de:&ed ,m, Tab[eIV.2.
(2), In practice. all stoodam H or I Elot~roU.ed profiles presented in 'Tables V.1 (desi~d by IPE, :IPE A" WE O. HE .AA. HE A. HE: B. HE M. UB3!Dd ve), ftdfi!W the limit c:O'uditio(!'lJS o.fTable: rv.2 (first type ,of e:rosS,.SOO,t:kllili : partially ooru::rete '~i:~scd :s~eel profi~e)' fOf all steel grades (S 235 • .s 27:5" S 355),; 'tIlerefore they can be d'esiign~d widl.out eonsideratien of I.ocaID buckling.
E'C4:
[4.8.2.4 (3)] (3)' If the, limit vaJJ;.!)e~s; gi.viCom 'fable: IV.2 are ~c;eedJed.Ihe: effect iC)f local bu(;k]i~g, shoutd. belalken ro~o, aQoou:nt by an appropriate e::qn:dmmtm:ny con_fin:noo metilod.
ReI': 7 Tllb. 8.]
EC4
[4. 8.1.6 (l)~ (1)
Eel!
[1I .• U.7(0]
36
UmilS fOIl dill'efeD!l sli~l, grades
S 235 I S 275 s 3SS
hIt s
44,
$,2
41
The s~ear re,silStMce behveen tlile ,sreeill ,section and the concreite .may be developed by : - cbemical bond. andmction at the ,mlermce ,S'lee[..oom::ret¢j or
.. mech.animt shearoormeeti)olil;.
sucb :that no, si,gnificanlt sHpoccurs.
Ol.d
.
.
- -
b
00:::
- No,veriicalion of ~~!I~ bllckJmgForsreeJ. membell',
_, III '@[~r 'to pJevent prenmture spaUing or U~e Oo\l1ctel:e, mi1i!lhuum conc:rel.e ,cover !ua~ be pl'Q,videdll(~ IV.I.] (6»)0 ~
Ci; ;2:; maxlrru:trn ( 40,lllDill;:)
42
1\1':.1.3,
In genernJ intemaJ: .fcr~:es: and moments, appUed, from membersoomectOO to the ends of a, compose ,co~unm, ~1}]'Ig1ib have '~o, be dillstribut:ed beh:vcen the steel ,1Uld. ,arnclfete components of the ooIEm~, by c.Ofi's~de~~e ,5.hear re!jts:tam.oe at the :interia:oo· bet\:veen st:cel and concrete.
EC4
[4:.8.2." (2)J (2) .As the nawrnl bo.nd between ,sooe~ pi,r,'O!fii]e ,and OOicrele is uf.lcerta~l1~ (he desfp !lh:9I' resistance due to, bond andmctiion ma.y be Jimitoo. to ~be val:uesgjrven m Talhl!e N.3.
C81tculaJtioi:'i," Stresses, nNiiY be detet:min.ed .1iI. a, sJrnp1iB.ed way ,ejmcf aocording eo elastic theory or from tmte p~iStlc fesIst.ce of the crasIS-section. The 'variation of stresses in the conclle.temembe:r bemoolil two'critical sectiol:ls: tOOl! be used ror the deremti~atiio.nru_ ,of bU1JJd Sbe;s\'i:es,
.Rl!f:'9
[it 7] (~) for axIally .I.oaded coWloms. l't ~s usually 'f;i]Md du~t this :interfaoe shear is sufficient to dev;e]op 'm:he
com,him,elI, stllengdts 'of botlliru mawria]s at the! c:dtical 'CT!ossssec!tiolJ (m:.idJ..oo~umn height)l. For ,oo~um_rt:s: \W~ significant. ,endnlomellm. a horirontal shear force: is needed, 'wruch requires the deveIDo;pnumt o.f .I:ODgil1ldi~3,1 Sihearfo:roe.s: bC(~wee!l ~:he concrete and s'teeL
99
T'aa.le .rv:.3' [les,i,gn sheartle.Sistanoo stre::sses (dillalc to bond and fi";tctioo) ,a.tlle wterface be-Meen ~teet ,and coocr,Cil:e
DO
IV.IA
Ref: 9
[4.SJ (1) Where a '~,oa;d .is appUedi to ;11 OOnlPos:it,~ co]wnn, it must be '!}1lisu:rcdtha:twithin ,3. specified
w!loouotion len~~tillIJe rnmvii~aillI oompoRcolS of the:oompOBite cross-seoticm are ]oo.d~ ,a.cco.rdi!U),§ !io, thelr res:iswnoos 50 'Uli!:t :110 S:Jg;m:n\CMt ;smI' OCCIllf'S, bt'l<t\Voon these parts. For tlus ,pil.n-p08.e, a di.vislon of the loads between '[[Ie steel and 'ilie conCf:e>tentust be :11l..ade in a. man_ner simi far to that d:esc:ribedin secdcm IV .1.:1.
i~ l~roe:r to es,0018JmdJie di:stribut[on of'tt.e app:lied ~Qad. the stress distribu:rioru: atilhe beg~ and. the: ,end. of the :r'egion of iintn)ducnon must be knOWD-. F.rom tIle differences lin these s;tr,ess~, ~e loads which are trnns:libmd 10 the C]"OSs-Sicctilion oOIDpOnCrnlts, may be d!eteooi!loo ..
The f'Olknving requirement OD th,e introducdon. ~~g(lh li oft!he reg~ooonoad introd:l!.1ctio:n ,should be satisfied ::
I"e'i ~. 2d II
EC4 [4.S.Z . .() (3)]
where d
J.igure IV .lblitroduction ~eillgth £j for the: shear force
100
,
(2) .A. simpl,e mothecl of dj5Uib~~_g the 10ads '~l) be ilritl:oo:'lmood 'cm1be made byhe~p of theplas'tio resistMice of 'lih~ difFerent cm~g..giectiliolli compe:ncm[s. the steel ,section. tlIe ,concrete Md.~he relnfo:r,oing\s~~]. as fcrnrnm:>ri's:
i, til. , es is ... co;o """'p ........ cfill. ,teO! cress-seetien ( ~:. ), is lbefiesist:a~lic:elo oO!mlpirt-!ls~onoftllil.e om~(.losite cro.ss-.sec[folli (See chapter fV.2l'.
js: dl. "",,,,.nt """""'0 oftl, e s toel.",,,,.eotkm (w;:ry),
is fuep.~O'Ilstic mo:mentres;is:tance oftffi1e ,oo:m:posUe ,cJoss!-!Section -(:see: 6h!il~l:er VlI:.2).
NpUld.
ls the des~ ax~aill lesd app,~~ed to the concrete nd tle ,reird'trlcwn~t"
rf1he .lloiild:s ar-ea~pl:ted fhll'oQgba Cl;l!!'i!i!lJectiO'~to lIhe s~l se-ct~Q~.the -eJ~_me:m!ls of m,eIDoad i!!Wtrod:1WCtiliOJru;. e.g. the head!ed studs" m~:st be desisnoo to t~mlt the com::f:ete compoifients oftbe ]Q1lJdi~lg~ 'NcsJlid! a;nd Mcs.Sd, In die Cilise of load ~trocluotion fr-On1 the oof!cret:emt:otlliw; slool, ~~ctii~:I'1, e.g.~ou,ghbmck~l:S. tiliwrespectl,ve sltw;lml)c,e·s and mome·l1!ts. Na,.Sd,m M,a"Sd, mit!!i~ be aJlo\¥OO wr inthe des~gn.
BDl.
[4,U.,~ (4)] (3]1 ~ ,anIESleotw~wwOl (lO~Cfe~e o~Jy betl;v'OOn the flanges, &-ei ClQrnrucr,e~-e :\lilil:QtJJ~d be: grip'poo. by .s~il1l!p_s. and a clear de:fmed. ]o~d tll1Msm~s!'l~o:l':lI patWi b~Meen c~ncre~eMl.d S're:e[ web s~ol;lld be ideIItiru~d (soo;ri;g}Jre 1'1.3).
I I
- I Stim'!]j~ welded to \VCib
Sdmlpsp1ru\1S00 iftvc):!];gh 1I<ve!b
Sbea' cQ:m1eC1<li['S Qf!. '\veb
FJl/lll,u·e Pi.~ Moo~rucal s:bem 'oolm.eC!Uon
(4) for s,i]l_gJe"'storeys coluMnls. head piiates are g~ne;rany 'Used as ~he ellem.en,v:s tOil: load lntr-oductiiOR. lliw ilhOB~ C8iS~, RQ' ,o:ilie.r cmmectiill1ig: d.evi:cesare HeeJCilleiI. Sp,e(;~aru d'etai]i~g is: DeoossalyfO-F contftinMlo'tiliscci.IJIil!mns;.£Q:I'liese: ~ases, headedsnsds mve :proved ~o be eeenemic wh~used with ope._I1ICIi'O'.'lfNiedimu as shmvn .~.Fig!!J1e IVA • Tbeforoecs· on lileollitward stud. CQ~ctors are '~r,af.lsWJJl:tedl to th~ ftang,esa!l1dlb.e fdctiof] . .fbrce dlervelope~R,. may be e""al,n~ed as :ro·]lO'\,vs .:
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