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Structural Design II

1http://www.block.arch.ethz.ch/eq/

Philippe Block ∙ Joseph Schwartz

Structural design I+II

1. Introduction

2. Equilibrium and graphic static

3.+4. Cables

13. Cable-net and membrane structures

5.+7. Arches

14.+15. Vaults, domes and shells

16. Spatial arch-cable-structures

6.+8. Arch-cable-structures

12. Materials and dimensioning

9. Trusses

17. Spacial trusses

10.+11. Beams and frames

16. Shear walls and plates

20. Columns

19. Bending

Structural design I

Structural design II

Course overview

Bending

Bending and flectionBending stiffnessDeformation of bending beamsResistance of bending beamsResistance of framesStructures efficiency

3

Nc cN

tNNt

A B

F F

Bending and flection

Bending beam with flection

4

2

∆l

∆l

∆l

∆l∆l

1

5 5

2

∆l

∆l

44

∆l

1

Nc5

Nc4

c5N

c4N

Nt1 Nt1

Nt2 Nt2

Bending and flection

Distribution of the deformation along the girders heigth

5

rc

φ

r

th r z

cN

Nt

Nc

Nt

x = 1/r

𝑥 = 1 r

Bending and flection

Distortion of a bent beam segment

6

Bending

Bending and flectionBending stiffnessDeformation of bending beamsResistance of bending beamsResistance of framesStructures efficiency

7

r

M

r2

* z = * z =

z

1

1

φ φ

2 * z = * z = 2

z

1 t2

c1

t1

c1

t1

c2

t2

c1

c2

t1 NN N

N

N

N

N

N

NN

N

N

c2

t2

r

M

r2

* z = * z =

z

1

1

φ φ

2 * z = * z = 2

z

1 t2

c1

t1

c1

t1

c2

t2

c1

c2

t1 NN N

N

N

N

N

N

NN

N

N

c2

t2

Bending stiffness

Bending at different beams heights

8

∆l

∆l [mm]120

10

20

30

240 360

1∆l [mm]N [kN]S =

N

∆l

N [kN]

N = S *

Bending stiffness

Force-deformation diagram

9

φ

zr

* z = * z = M [Nmm]NN c

χ = 1/r [1/mm]

tN

cN

tN

Nc

t

ΧZ * zB =

1 φ

zr

* z = * z = M [Nmm]NN c

χ = 1/r [1/mm]

tN

cN

tN

Nc

t

ΧZ * zB =

1

χ = 1 r

χ

Bending stiffness

Bending moment-flection diagram

10

σ

z

σ

h

φ

r

t

Nc

tN

cN

Nt

z = 2/3 * h

Bending stiffness

Internal forces in a bent beam with rectangualr section at linear-elastic material behaviour

11

φ/2

2*h

h

t

φ/8

φ

h2*h

t

φ/2

2*t

φ φ/8

2*t

NcN

Nc

tN Nt Nt Nt

Nt Nt

cN cNcN

c

Bending stiffness

Influence of width and height of the cross-section to the bending strenght

12

Flansch

Flansch

Steg

A1 = A2

Steg

A2A1

Bending stiffness

Rectangular section and I-section with same height and same amount of material

Web

Flange

Flange

13

φ

r

b

z

t

h

Nt

Nc

cN

tN

Bending stiffness

Internal forces in a bent beam with I-section at linear-elastic material behaviour

14

z b

t

t

φ

r

cN /2

tN /2N /2c

N /2c

N /2c

tN /2

tN /2tN /2

z = 2/3 * b

Bending stiffness

Internal forces in a 90o bent beam with I-section at linear-elastic material behaviour

15

Bending

Bending and flectionBending stiffnessDeformation of bending beamsResistance of bending beamsResistance of framesStructures efficiency

16

w

h

l/4

t

l/4

l

A B

A B

F F

F F

Deformation of bending beams

Deflection of a beam with two single loads and the influence of the span l on the bending

17

2*l/4 2*l/4

8*w

2*l

BA

A B

F

FF

F

Deformation of bending beams

Deflection of a beam with two single loads and the influence of the span l on the bending

18

wz

l

cN

Nt

F

B

AF

F

Bv

Deformation of bending beams

Deflection of a cantilever with point load

19

w`

l

w

0.5*l

tN

cN

q

BA

q

Bv

w > w`

Deformation of bending beams

Deflection of a beam and a cantilever with distributed load

20

f

l

l`/l = 0.5

l`

l`/l = 0.4

0.84f

w = 38%

f

l`/l = 0.35

w = 23%

0.16fl

l`

0.5f

w

l`

l

w = 80%

l`

0.33f

l`

l`/l = 0.2

l` = 0

w = 100%

w = -20%

l`

0.5f

0.67f

l

l` l l`

Deformation of bending beams

Arch-cable structures and the deflection of a overhanging beam

21

Zug: Verlängerung

Zug: Verlängerung

Zug: Verlängerung

Druck: Verkürzung

Druck: Verkürzung

Druck: Verkürzung

Deformation of bending beams

Deflection of continuos beam

Tension: extension

Tension: extension

Tension: extension

Compression: shortening

Compression: shortening

Compression: shortening

22

Bending

Bending and flectionBending stiffnessDeformation of bending beamsResistance of bending beamsResistance of framesStructures efficiency

23

Bruch

Materialverhalten

Χ = 1/r [1/mm]

M

linear elastischesMaterialverhalten

1

z h

* z = * z = M [Nmm]

BB

1

plastisches

Nt Nc

Nt

Nc

χ = 1 r

Resistance of bending beams

Bending-flection relation at plastic material behaviour

linear elastic material behaviour

plasticmaterial behaviour

24

l

h/2

h/2

h

t

h/2

a

f * (t*h)/2

a

h/2

R,dQQR,d

QR,dQR,d

R,dQ

R,dQ

R,dQ R,dQ

R,dQ QR,d

QR,d

Nt

cN

d

Resistance of bending beams

Mechanical resistance of a beam at plastic material behaviour

25

a

h

t

h

a

h

a

2h

f * (t*h)/2

f * (t*h)

h

a

t

l

l

h

R,dQQR,d

R,dQR,d

QR,dQR,d

R,dQ QR,d

QR,d

QR,d

Q

d

d

Resistance of bending beams

Collapse load comparison between a beam with double height and two beams on top of the other

26

h

b

f * t *b

z = h

- t

t

a a

t

l

R,dQ

QR,d QR,d

QR,d QR,d

d f

f

f

Resistance of bending beams

Collapse load comparison of a beam with I-section

27

Bending

Bending and flectionBending stiffnessDeformation of bending beamsResistance of bending beamsResistance of framesStructures efficiency

28

ξ = 1/3

ξ = 0

ξ = 1

ξ = 3

ξ = inf

1

5QQ

1.143=

1

3

Q

1

2

Q

2Q =Q

Q =Q

1Q

Q3

Q

1 31/3

Q4

ξ Q

1.455=

3Q

QQ

QQ

4

4

5

52

3

Q

Q

3QQ

2

2QQ

1QQ

Q

1

5

1

1

4

4

Widerstandder Flansche

ξ * h

h

Maximum capacity load (collapse load) analysis

Resistance of frames 29

ξ = 3

ξ = inf

ξ = 1

ξ = 1/3

ξ = 0

Q =Q

Q

1Q

3

1

Q

Q =QQQ

1

2

Q

2

=Q

A

Q

1Q

=

4

5

Q

3Q

A

Q3

1.143

5

4

1

5

4

1

4

4

QQ

QQQ

1

Q

3

Q

2

4

1Q

2

Q1

Q

4

Q

1

3

A

1.455

1

Q

2

5

5

A

A

A

3

3

3

Q

A

2

5

A

4

2

2

A

5

A

Widerstandder Flansche

Resistance of frames

Maximum capacity load (collapse load) analysis

30

ξ = 1/3

ξ = 0

ξ = 1

ξ = 3

ξ = inf

1

5QQ

1.143=

1

3

Q

1

2

Q

2Q =Q

Q =Q

1Q

Q3

Q

1 31/3

Q4

ξ Q

1.455=

3Q

QQ

QQ

4

4

5

52

3

Q

Q

3QQ

2

2QQ

1QQ

Q

1

5

1

1

4

4

Widerstandder Flansche

ξ * h

h

Maximum capacity load (collapse load) analysis

Resistance of frames 31

eQ

Maximum capacity load (collapse load) analysis

Resistance of frames 32

Bending

Bending and flectionBending stiffnessDeformation of bending beamsResistance of bending beamsResistance of framesStructures efficiency

33

Structures efficiency

Comparison of cross-sections (under vertical loads) with increasing efficiency under bending stress from left to right

efficiency under bending stress

34

F

F

F B

B

B

A

A

A

A

F

A

F

B

B

Structures efficiency

Possible cross-sections for a beam loaded in the middle

35

12

8

f

2

205

14[m3]

Volumen (Q *l)

0

10

4

15 25

variable Querschnitte

konstante Querschnitte

6

l/h10

d

d

Structures efficiency

Required amount of material as a function of the slenderness l/h

constant section

variable section

36

l/h2010

0.004

0.012

0

variable Querschnitte

0.010

0.014

konstante Querschnitte

15 255

0.002

0.006

w/l

hw

l0.008

F

BA

Structures efficiency

Deflections at the midspan as a result of a centered load as a function of the slenderness l/h (εmax = 0.001)

constant section

variable section

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prof. schwartz Tragwerksentwurf III 2Allgemein

Links: Erforderliche Materialmengen in Funktion der Schlankheit l/h Rechts: Richtwerte für die Schlankheit von Tragwerken

* Fachwerk mit konstanten Diagonalen * Bei Konsolen entspricht l der zweifachen Spannweite der Konsole, bei Balken

mit Konsolen bzw. Durchlaufträgern entspricht l dem Abstand der beiden

zwischen den Auflagern liegenden Gelenken.

l

l

l

l/h

Structures efficiency

Useful slenderness rate of structures

Material Structure

Vierendeel girderTruss girderSpace trussBeamBeamPlate

BeamPlateBeam

economic slenderness

Steel

Wood

Prestressedconcrete

Reinforcedconcrete

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