Академический Документы
Профессиональный Документы
Культура Документы
Job No.
JAC0701 Jurong Aromatics Complex Project Jurong Island, in Singapore Jurong Aromatics Corporation Pte Ltd
A REV
03.Jun.2011 DATE
J.H.Baek PRP'D
W.S.Ham CHK'D
6. WELDING CHECK
6-1. Tension flange weld 6-2. Compression flange weld 6-3. Web weld
Doc No
: : : :
REFERENCE
07261D
Design data Column size Depth Width Flange thickness Web thickness Base plate Depth Width Thickness Flange weld Web weld Anchor bolt Bolt size No. of bolt Bolt to bolt distance Bolt to edge distance Length Gh 20 mm 4 ea 300.0 mm 50.0 mm 450.0 mm Dp Bp Tp sw s' 400.0 mm 300.0 mm 35.0 mm 8.0 mm 8.0 mm H200X100X5.5X8 Dc Bc Tc tc 200.0 mm 100.0 mm 8.0 mm 5.5 mm
Materials Base plate Min. tensile strength Min. yielding strength Fu Fy Fy Anchor bolt DESIGN RESULT SUMMARY 1. Plate thickness 2. Anchor bolt 3. Shear transfer 4. Welds Shear strength Tensile capacity ps SM490A 490.0 MPa 325.0 MPa 315.0 MPa Grade 4.6 160.0 N/mm2 78.4 kN fcu 40.0 N/mm2 refer to JES-43A1 Grade E43 Pw 215.0 N/mm2
t < 16 16 < t < 40 refer to GIS G3106
refer to BS 4190
3 / 11
Doc No
: : : :
REFERENCE
07261D
STEP 1
(area of compressive stress block) x (cuve strength of concrete) (axial force) (2 x 123 x 300) x (0.6 x 40 N/mm / 10) 1771 kN 882.7 kN
Projecting portion of base as a cantilever (see Figure 1): required design stress = = = e = (Axial force) / (area of compressive stress block) 882.7 x 10 / (300 x 123 x 2) 11.96 N/mm2 L1 - 0.8sw = = 100 - (0.8 x 8) 93.6 mm Figure 1: Uniform pressure on cantilever Moment per mm width applied to plate from stress block, mc = (required design stress) x e2 2 = 11.96 x 93.6 2 = 52393.6 (per mm width) Nmm
Substituting values results in the quadratic equation: (-3600) X + (2520000) X + (-100798120) = 0 Solving for X gives: X = 42.6 X= or 657.4 42.6 mm Figure 2: Uniform pressure on part of cantilever
4 / 11
Doc No
: : : :
REFERENCE
07261D
Substituting into the equations for C and T gives: C = T = 0.6fcuBpX C-N = = 0.6 x 40 x 300 x 42.6 / 10 306.7 - 219.2 = = 306.7 87.6 kN kN
Moment per mm width applied to plate from stress block, mc = = 0.6fcuX (e - X/2) 0.6 x 40 x 42.6 x (93.6 - 42.6/2) = 73919.5 (per mm width) Nmm
STEP 2
tp =
mr = T x m
= =
m = L1 - k - 0.8 sw = =
30.6 mm
35
5 / 11
Doc No
: : : :
REFERENCE
07261D
STEP 3
O.K!
Using anchor plate and check the concrete base for punching shear in accordance with BS 8110. Anchor plate size (for Grade 4.6 bolts) = 5d x 5d x 0.6d thk. Perimeter for punching shear P= = (12 x L) + (total perimeter of anchor plate) (12 x 400) + (50 x 2 + 300 x 1) x 2 + (100 x 2) fv vc = 5800.0 mm = 100 x 100 x 12 mm
Obtaining design concrete shear stress, v c in accordance with table 3.8 of BS 8110, an area of tension reinforcement is assumed to its minimum value of 0.15% at the effective depth of 400 mm. vc = 0.34 N/mm2 > 0.038 N/mm2
STEP 4
O.K!
6 / 11
Doc No
: : : :
REFERENCE
07261D
6. WELDING CHECK
6-1. Tension flange weld
For most small and medium sized columns, the tension flange welds will be symmetrical, full strength fillet welds. Once the leg length of the required fillet weld exceeds 12mm then a partial penetration butt welds with superimposed fillet welds, or full penetration butt welds will probably be a more economical solution. tension capacity of the flange = = = force in the tension flange Bc x Tc x Fy 100 x 8 x 325 / 10 260 kN M D c - Tc Af Ac - 219.2 x 800 2716
STEP 5
= = =
-Nx
where, Af : area of the column flange = Bc x Tc ,mm2 Ac : column cross-sectional area, mm2 Therefore, weld force per mm = 289.2 / (2 x 100 - 5.5) = 1.487 x 10 / 215 6.9 mm 1.487 6.9 kN/mm mm
O.K!
7 / 11
1 H194X150X6X9 2 H200X100X5.5X8 3 H244X175X7X11 4 H250X125X6X9 5 H294X200X8X12 6 H300X150X6.5X9 7 H340X250X9X14 8 H350X175X7X11 9 H390X300X10X16 10 H400X200X8X13 11 H440X300X11X18 12 H450X200X9X14 13 H488X300X11X18 14 H500X200X10X16 15 H588X300X12X20 16 H600X200X11X17 17 H700X300X13X24 18 H800X300X14X26 19 H100X100X6X8 20 H125X125X6.5X9 21 H150X150X7X10 22 H200X200X8X12 23 H250X250X9X14 24 H300X300X10X15 25 H350X350X12X19 26 H400X400X13X21
194 200 244 250 294 300 340 350 390 400 440 450 488 500 588 600 700 800 100 125 150 200 250 300 350 400
150 100 175 125 200 150 250 175 300 200 300 200 300 200 300 200 300 300 100 125 150 200 250 300 350 400
9 8 11 9 12 9 14 11 16 13 18 14 18 16 20 17 24 26 8 9 10 12 14 15 19 21
13 11 16 12 18 13 20 14 22 16 24 18 26 20 28 22 28 28 10 10 11 13 16 18 20 22
39.01 27.16 56.24 37.66 72.38 46.78 101.5 63.14 135 84.12 157.4 96.76 163.5 114.2 192.5 134.4 235.5 267.4 21.9 30.31 40.14 63.53 92.18 119.8 173.9 218.7
2630 1810 6040 3960 11100 7210 21200 13500 37900 23500 54700 32900 68900 46800 114000 75600 197000 286000 378 839 1620 4720 10700 20200 39800 66600
507 134 984 294 1600 508 3650 984 7200 1740 8110 1870 8110 2140 9010 2270 10800 11700 134 293 563 1600 3650 6750 13600 22400
Where, Zx, Zy Modulus of Section Sx, Sy Plastic Modulus of Section Sv Plastic Modulus of Web, means Plastic Modulus of Shear Area Av For Calculation of Section Capacity, Refer BS5950-1:2000, Section 4
SM490A py
Zx (cm3)
Zy (cm3)
Sx (cm3)
Sy (cm3)
Sv (cm3)
BCI CLASS
271 181 495 317 756 481 1250 771 1940 1170 2490 1460 2820 1870 3890 2520 5640 7160 75.6 134 216 472 860 1350 2280 3330
67.6 26.7 112 47 160 67.7 292 112 480 174 540 187 540 214 601 227 721 781 26.7 46.9 75.1 160 292 450 776 1120
309 209 558 366 859 542 1410 868 2190 1330 2820 1680 3230 2180 4490 2980 6460 8240 87.6 154 246 525 960 1500 2550 3670
104 41.9 173 73.1 247 105 447 174 733 268 828 291 830 335 928 361 1120 1220 41.2 71.9 115 244 444 684 1180 1700
46.5 46.6 86.2 80.7 145.8 129.2 219.0 188.3 320.4 279.8 448.8 400.7 561.8 547.6 900.9 881.0 1381.6 1958.3 10.6 18.6 29.6 62.0 110.9 182.3 292.0 416.5
2 1 1 1 2 3 2 3 3 3 1 3 1 3 3 3 3 3 1 1 1 2 2 3 2 3
227.0 214.5 333.1 292.5 458.6 380.3 596.7 477.8 760.5 624.0 943.8 789.8 1046.8 975.0 1375.9 1287.0 1774.5 2184.0 117.0 158.4 204.8 312.0 438.8 585.0 819.0 1014.0
100.4 67.9 181.4 119.0 279.2 156.3 458.3 250.6 630.5 380.3 916.5 474.5 1049.8 607.8 1264.3 819.0 1833.0 2327.0 28.5 50.1 80.0 170.6 312.0 438.8 828.8 1082.3
85.3 52.8 153.3 92.7 231.8 128.3 387.1 209.8 543.8 319.6 746.9 387.7 840.5 474.1 1036.2 608.8 1486.5 1844.2 25.0 44.0 70.3 150.5 276.0 399.3 711.3 961.5
assume Fv/Pv=1, =[2(Fv/Pv)-1]2 = 1, which is about 20% consevative than Fv/Pv=0.6