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Basic Facts:
span 63 meters
Ah 0.18 Coefficients
Av 0.09
286
Mx Mass to be no live load
873.79 considered
My in different full live load
579.895 directions
Mz half live load
Width of girders 5.5 meters
From the above table, the seismic forces in the different directions are computed:
These are converted into the component seismic forces acting on the top chord, bottom chord and on
the train:
For EQY, the total force is converted into a EUDL on the girder. This is equal to for this span
this works out to a EUDL of 0.004142 Tons/cm. From the influence line areas computed, this is
converted into equivalent loads in each member.
0 U2-L2 0.00
For EQZ, a similar computation as is done in the wind forces is taken up:
Load on bottom
87.2211 chord and load
total seismic force on bottom on train
8
number of panels
10.90264
load on internal node
5.451319
load on end node
43.61055
End Reaction
38.15923
Nett Reaction
27.31854
Force in 1st panel L0-L1
74.15032
Force in 2nd panel L1-L2
105.3715
Force in 3rd panel L2-L3
120.9821
Force in 4th panel L3-L4
The forces on the bottom chord exert a moment at the bearing. This moment is then converted into an
equivalent EUDL on the entire span:
Step 3: Load on the bottom chord as half of the load transferred from the top (Horizontal bending):
Load on bottom
chord and load
total seismic force on bottom 8.58 on train
6
number of panels
1.43
load on internal node
0
load on end node
4.29
End Reaction
4.29
Nett Reaction
3.071
Force in 1st panel L0-L1
8.702
Force in 2nd panel L1-L2
12.797
Force in 3rd panel L2-L3
14.844
Force in 4th panel L3-L4
Step 4: Load on bottom chord due to Horizontal bending as force transferred from top:
The forces on the bottom chord exert a moment at the bearing. This moment is then converted into an
equivalent EUDL on the entire span:
The top chord forces are assumed to be acting on the centre of the top chord member.
Step 5: Horizontal Bending of the Top Chord
number of panels 6
In addition the seismic forces are transferred through the portal effects. The total forces acting on the
portal are half the total seismic force on the top chord and an additional force which is 1.25% of the
force transferred through U1-U2 without consideration of wind/seismic effects.
8.58
total force through portal tons
8.4495
Additional force on portal tons
This overturning moment (considered at half the clear length of the end raker) is balanced by the forces
acting in the end raker. The distance of action of this force is 822.9 cms (the length of end raker is
1195.9 cms and the depth of the inclined portal is considered as 450 cms). The force worked out
through this is
12.84 Tons (due to portal) + 12.64 Tons (due to 1.25% of top chord forces) = 25.48 Tons
This force also is transferred to the bottom chord as half of the seismic force being transferred as
Basic Facts:
span 63 meters
Ah 0.18 Coefficients
Av 0.09
286
Mx Mass to be no live load
919.096 considered
My in different full live load
602.548 directions
Mz half live load
Width of girders 5.5 meters
From the above table, the seismic forces in the different directions are computed:
These are converted into the component seismic forces acting on the top chord, bottom chord and on
the train:
For EQY, the total force is converted into a EUDL on the girder. This is equal to for this span
this works out to a EUDL of 0.004304 Tons/cm. From the influence line areas computed, this is
converted into equivalent loads in each member.
0 U2-L2 0.00
For EQZ, a similar computation as is done in the wind forces is taken up:
Load on bottom
91.29864 chord and load
total seismic force on bottom on train
8
number of panels
11.41233
load on internal node
5.706165
load on end node
45.64932
End Reaction
39.94316
Nett Reaction
28.59567
Force in 1st panel L0-L1
77.61681
Force in 2nd panel L1-L2
110.2976
Force in 3rd panel L2-L3
126.638
Force in 4th panel L3-L4
The forces on the bottom chord exert a moment at the bearing. This moment is then converted into an
equivalent EUDL on the entire span:
Step 3: Load on the bottom chord as half of the load transferred from the top (Horizontal bending):
Load on bottom
chord and load
total seismic force on bottom 8.58 on train
6
number of panels
1.43
load on internal node
0
load on end node
4.29
End Reaction
4.29
Nett Reaction
3.071
Force in 1st panel L0-L1
8.702
Force in 2nd panel L1-L2
12.797
Force in 3rd panel L2-L3
14.844
Force in 4th panel L3-L4
Step 4: Load on bottom chord due to Horizontal bending as force transferred from top:
The forces on the bottom chord exert a moment at the bearing. This moment is then converted into an
equivalent EUDL on the entire span:
The top chord forces are assumed to be acting on the centre of the top chord member.
Step 5: Horizontal Bending of the Top Chord
number of panels 6
In addition the seismic forces are transferred through the portal effects. The total forces acting on the
portal are half the total seismic force on the top chord and an additional force which is 1.25% of the
force transferred through U1-U2 without consideration of wind/seismic effects.
8.58
total force through portal tons
8.4495
Additional force on portal tons
This overturning moment (considered at half the clear length of the end raker) is balanced by the forces
acting in the end raker. The distance of action of this force is 822.9 cms (the length of end raker is
1195.9 cms and the depth of the inclined portal is considered as 450 cms). The force worked out
through this is
12.84 Tons (due to portal) + 12.64 Tons (due to 1.25% of top chord forces) = 25.48 Tons
This force also is transferred to the bottom chord as half of the seismic force being transferred as
Taking EUDL for Shears for Web Members and EUDL for Bending for Chord Members, the above results
are re-categorized as below: