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MINI PROJECT-II ANALYSIS AND DESIGN OF AN INDUSTRIAL BUILDING SUBMITTED BY D. HIMA BINDU 06DA009

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  • MINI PROJECT-IIANALYSIS AND DESIGN OF AN INDUSTRIAL BUILDING

    SUBMITTED BYD. HIMA BINDU06DA009

  • GIVEN DATALength of the building = 42 m.Span of the truss = 16 m.Spacing of truss = 6 m.Pitch of roof = 1 in 5.Basic wind pressure = 2 KN/m.Snow fall = NIL.Height of eaves above GL = 8m.Horizontal force due to overhead crane = 25KN.Height of the rails above base = 5m.SBC of soil=250 KN/m.

  • MAJOR COMPONENTS OF AN INDUSTRIAL BUILDING

    1.Roof trusses2.Gantry girder3.Side rails (or grits) with claddings4.Gable rafter5.Gable columns6.Rafter bracing7.Vertical bracing in longitudinal side8.Gable wind girder at eave level9.Main columns10.Column brackets

  • COMPOUND FINK TRUSS

  • DIMENSIONS OF THE TRUSSSpan of the knee braced roof truss = 16.0 m. Rise of roof truss = 1/5 x span = 1/5 x 16= 3.2 m.Let be the slope of the roof truss, then tan = 3.20 8.0 = 21.8Length of the sloping side of the roof= (8.02 + 3.22) = 8.62 m.Sloping side is divided into 6 PANELS of equal length = 8.62/6 = 1.44m.

  • DESIGN OF CHANNEL SECTION PURLINSpacing of Purlins = 1.44 mSpan of Purlins = 6.0 mLoad calculation:Dead load W1 As per IS 875 part ILive load W2 As per IS 875 part IIWind load W3 As per IS 875 part III

  • Combination of loads1) Dead load2) Dead load + Live load3) Dead load + Wind load (critical case)

  • LOAD ACTING ON PURLINProvide ISMC 150@ 164 N/m @ distance of 1.44m as purlin sectionW3W2W121.8

  • ANALYSIS OF ROOF TRUSS Dead load

  • 2.Live load

  • 3.Wind load

  • LOAD COMBINATIONDead load + live load

  • Dead load + wind load

  • Design of tension memberMax tensile force member = -270.9KN (DL + WL)

    As per IS 800-1984 section 4 clause 4.2.1.2For 2- ISA connected to the same side of the gusset plateA1 = Effective c/s area of the connected leg = (b-nd-t/2)tA2 = gross c/s area of unconnected leg = (b-t/2)t K = 5 A1 /(5 A1+ A2)Net eff cross area = A1 + A2 kPsafe = at x A = 0 .6 fy x A > 270.9 KN

    provide 2 - ISA 130 X 130 X 12 mm @468 N/m

  • Design of compression member Max Compressive force member = 250.013KN (DL + WL) = leff / r minfrom IS 800 1984 table 5.1 permissible stress in axial compression ac Psaf = ac x Area > 250.013 KNhence safe ok provide ISA 70 X 70 X 8 @456N/m

  • GABLE WIND GIRDER

  • Design of critical tension member:Provide 2- ISA 70 x 70 x 10 mm @ 200 N/m Design of a critical compression member:Provide 2- ISA 100 x 100 x 10 mm @ 298 N/m

  • DESIGN OF COLUMNS SUPPORTING THE ROOF TRUSSES Case C

  • Left side knee brace

  • right side knee brace

  • CASE D

  • left side knee brace

  • right side knee brace

  • Max BM = 148.42 KN-mMax tension = 115 KNLOADSLoad on each column due to DLLoad on each column due toLL Toal load Net load Max BM

  • from IS-800 1984 table 5.1 = leff / rmin Permissible stress in axial compression ac Based on T/t D1/t d/t From table 6.1 B of IS 800-1984 Permissible stress in bending compression bc ac cal = P/A bc cal =M/Zxx ac(cal) / ac, + bc (cal ) / bcx Cm/1- ac(cal) /.6fCC 1

    provide ISHB 350 @ 674 N/m as column

  • DESIGN OF GABLE RAFTER

  • Dead LoadLive load Wind Load Provide 2-ISA 80x80x10 @ 14 kg/m for gable rafter.

  • DESIGN OF SIDE RAILS Provide side rails of ISA 110x110x12@ 19.6 kg/m @ 1.6m spacing.

  • DESIGN OF GABLE COLUMN Provide Gable column ISHB 250 @ 510N /m

  • VERTICAL SIDE BRACING

  • Horizontal force due to gantry girder= 25 KNReaction from the gable wind girder =107.52 KNie,Force in member cf (Eaves strut) = 107.52 kNForce in member ai

  • Design of compression memberProvide 2-150 x 150 x 15 mm @336 N/mdesign of tension member:Provide 2-100 x 100 x 8 mm @ 268 N/m

  • DESIGN OF RAFTER BRACING

  • The rafter bracing is critical in tension and hence designed for tension and checked for compression. Provide ISA 70 x 70 x 10 @ 102 N/m

  • DESIGN OF GRILLAGE FOUNDATION Area of footing required Check for combined stressbearing pressure on soil fb = P/A M/Z Design of upper tier The beam are designed for given load and moment Providing 4 beams in upper tier Provide ISLB 300 @ 481N/mDesign of beam in lower tierProvide ISLB 225 @ 235 N/m as beams in lower tier