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DESIGN OF TENSION
MEMBERS
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Book by:
Formatted by:
Prof. Dr
Prof
Dr. Zahid Ahmad SIDDIQI
Dr. Nauman KHURRAM
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b
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c
Figure 2.14. Shear Rupture Failure
of Angle Section.
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Solution:
Capacity of Section:
Yielding of gross section
t Fu Ae = 0.754000.60{1250(20
{
( + 3)(6.4)}/1000
)( )}
= 198.5 kN
t Tn = 198.5 kN
= (76 + 76 + 38)(6.4)
= 1216 mm2
Anv
= 848 mm2
Ant
= 243.2 ((0.5)(20
)( + 3)(6.4)
)( )
= 169.6 mm2
Ubs
= 1.0
Rn = lesser of
1
1.
[0.6
[0 6 Fu Anv + Ubs Fu Ant]
= 0.75/1000 [0.6 400 848 + 1.0 400 169.6]
= 203.52 kN
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2
2.
[0.6
[0 6 Fy Agv + Ubs Fu Ant]
= 0.75/1000 [0.6 250 1216 + 1.0 400 169.6]
= 187.68 kN
Rn = 187.68
187 68 kN
Hence, block shear failure is the governing limit state and
factored capacity of the member is reduced from 198.5 kN
t 187.68
to
187 68 kN due
d tto it.
it
Known Data:
Service or working loads, TD, TL, and TW, etc. and
length of member, L
Find factored tension ((Tu) in LRFD method and service
tension (Ta) in ASD method using load combinations.
For example, Tu = 1.2 TD + 1.6 TL for gravity loads
alone
Tu (in kN ) 1000
0.9 Fy
and
Tu (in kN ) 1000
0.75 Fu U R
ASD
Areq. for
f riveted
i t d members
b
g of
= larger
Ta (in kN ) 1670
and
Fy
Ta (in kN ) 2000
Fu U R
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Tu (in kN ) 1000
0.9 Fy
Ta (in kN ) 1670
(ASD)
Fy
(LRFD),
It depends on the
following four criteria:
A.
Asel Areq.
B
B.
Section
S
ti should
h ld be
b off minimum
i i
weight
i ht andd
smaller size.
C.
D.
Compatibility
p
y of connections with other
members is to be provided.
Tu
(OK)
t Tn = 0.75 Fu U An / 1000 Tu
(OK)
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ASD
Yielding of gross section
Tn / t = Fy Asel / 1670
Ta
(OK)
Tn / t = Fu U An / 2000
Ta
(OK)
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Find rmin
300
(OK)
End
Tie
Plate
= 2/3 s
Minimum thickness
= s / 50
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Example 2.5:
2 5: Calculate the factored load capacity of
a double channel section member of A36 steel according
to AISC LRFD Specification.
p
The member is 5m longg
and consists of 2Cs 200 20.5, with flanges turned out
and with clear gap of 100 mm. Assume that there can be
as many as two 15 mm rivets at any one cross-section
(one in each flange). U 0.80.
Solution:
Ag = 2 2610 = 5220 mm2 ; U = 0.80 ;
L = 5 m ; clear gap = 100 mm, tTn = ?
15
An
= Ag n(d + 3)tf
= 2 [2610 2 (15 + 3) 9.9]
= 4507.2 mm2
tTn =
100mm
lesser of
1. t Fy Ag / 1000
= 0.90250(22610) / 1000 = 1174.5 kN
2. t Fu U An / 1000
= 0.754000.804507.2/1000 = 1081.7 kN
tTn = 1081.7 kN
16
2265.5 10 4
2 2610
= 65.88 mm
rmin = ry = 65.88 mm
L / r = 5000 / 65.88 = 75.9 < 300 (OK)
bf = 59mm > bmin = 2.5(15)+16
( )
= 53.5 mm ((OK))
Loading cycles are assumed to be less than 20,000 and
hence no reduction in strength due to fatigue is considered.
The factored tensile capacity is 1081.7 kN
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Example 2.6:
Solution:
TD = 1020 kN ; TL = 680 kN ; L = 9 m
Tu = 1.2 TD + 1.6 TL = 2312 kN
Areq = larger of
Tu 1000 23121000
= 10,276 mm2
0.9 Fy
0.9 250
and
Tu
23121000
2
2 = 10,667 mm
0.75Fu U R 0.754000.85
Areq
= 10,667
,
mm2
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bmin = 3.25
3 25 d + 18 = 3.25(20)
3 25(20) + 18 83 mm
(the web does not have bolts).
Approx. minimum flange width required = 83 2
= 166 mm
Options
O
ti
for
f selection
l ti off section:
ti
W200 x 86
A = 11,000 mm2
W310 x 86
A = 11,000
11 000 mm2
W410 x 85
A = 10,800 mm2
Weight
g is relativelyy lesser for this
section but the depth is excessively
large.
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Trial section:
W200 x 86
= 11,000 mm2
bf
= 209 mm ,
tf
= 20.6
20 6 mm
rx
= 92.7 mm ,
ry
= 53.3 mm
tw
= 13 mm
Projected
j
flange
g = 209 / 2
= 104.5 mm > bmin
(OK)
Capacity Check:
bf / d = 209 / 222 = 0.941 > 2/3
22
= Ag n (d + 3) tf
= 11,000
11 000 4(20 + 3)(20
3)(20.6)
6) = 99,105
105 mm2
t Tn = 0.90 Fy Asel
= 0.9 x 250 x 11,000/1000 = 2,475 kN > Tu
t Tn = 0.75
0 75 Fu U An
= 0.75 x 400 x 0.9 x 9,105/1000
= 2,458
2 458 kN > Tu
(OK)
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rmin
L / rmin
91000
=
= 168.8
168 8 < 300
53.3
(OK)
Final Selection:
W200 x 86
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The designer
g
should select members such that connections
to other members in the structure are easy.
More parts of the section as far as possible are connected
at the end to improve joint efficiency and to obtain a
compact arrangement.
Most commonly, W-sections have gusset plates on both
sides of the section connected with the flanges.
g
Filler plates are to be used if depths of the joining sections
are different.
different
Gusset plates present within the two angles connect
d bl angles.
double
l
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1.
2.
3.
Case 3.
Tu > (1 + 0.015 L2) Pu
Where, L = length of member in meters.
The member may be designed for a tension of Tu.
However, during the capacity check, it is made sure that the
compression capacity cPn is greater than or equal to Pu.
It is better to keep the slenderness ratio up to 200 for these
members.
Case 4.
If the conditions of Case-1
Case 1 and Case-3
Case 3 are not satisfied
satisfied, the
section is to be designed for Pu as a compression member.
greater than or equal
q to Tu.
It is checked later that tTn is g
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Example 2.7
Design
D
i
th member
the
b
off a rooff truss
t
using
i
LRFD
procedure carrying a factored compressive force (Pu) of
450 kN and a factored tensile force (Tu) of 840 kN; L =
6m. Built-up section consisting of two channels back to
back with a total width of 300 mm is to be used. Check
the member under stress reversal.
Welded connections are to be used.
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Solution:
Pu = 450 kN
Tu = 840 kN
(1 + 0.015 L2) Pu = (1.54) (450) = 693 kN
Tu > ((1 + 0.015 L2) Pu
Design first as a tension member and then check for Pu
((Case 2).
)
For welded connections,
Areq
Tu 1000 8401000
=
= 3733 mm2
0.9 Fy
0.9250
3733
Areq for one channel =
= 1867 mm2
2
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1. C 150 15.6
2. MC 310 15.8
d = 152mm ,
bf = 51mm ,
x = 12.7 mm
Ix = 633 104 mm4 ;
Iy = 36.0
36 0 104 mm4
rx = 56.4 mm ; ry = 13.4 mm
Capacity Check:
c.g.
tTn = 0.75
0 75 Fu U An
(OK)
x
Figure 2.16. Location of centroid
for a channel Section.
152
300
Figure 2.17.Built-Up
2 17 Built-Up Section Made
By Two Channels.
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5038 10 4
= 112.5 mm
2 1990
rmin
= 56.4
56 4 mm
L / rmin.
min
6 1000
=
= 106.4 < 200
56.4
((OK))
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Design of Lacing:
Check For Compressive
p
Strength:
g
These parts will be completed after doing the
next chapter.
Loading cycles are assumed less than 20,000
20 000
Design
g Connections
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ASSIGNMENT FOR
TENSION MEMBER DESIGN
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