INDUSTRY HOUSE

Group 4

Present By
Present To
Polash Hossan-CEN05909096
Mohammad Rakibul Islam Khan
Samsul Arafin Tuhin-CEN05909122
Senior Lecturer
Hamidul Haque-CEN05909130
Dept. of Civil Engineering
Arafat Hossain-CEN05909139
Mohammad Tanvir Reza-CEN05909141
Mohasin Kamal-CEN05909150

STAMFORD UNIVERSITY BANGLADESH

 What is industry house

It defines industrial purposes as: Factories and

other premises used for manufacturing, altering,
repairing, cleaning, washing, breaking-up,
adapting or processing any article; generating
power or slaughtering livestock
Industrial Building.
Industrial Building.
Industrial Building.
 Attributes of Steel Construction in
Industrial Building

Speed of construction
Flexibility and adaptability
Maintenance
Resource efficient design
Sustainability
Value for money
 Major components of an industrial
building

1.Roof trusses
2.Gantry girder
3.Side rails (or grits) with claddings
4.Gable rafter
5.Gable columns
6.Rafter bracing
7.Vertical bracing in longitudinal side
8.Gable wind girder at eave level
9.Main columns
10.Column brackets
 Design of Industrial Building
Given Data

Length 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.
 Dimensions of The Truss

Span of 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, tan = 3.20
8.0
= 21.8
Length of the sloping side of the roof= (8.0 + 3.2) = 8.62 m.

Sloping side is divided into 6 PANELS of equal length

= 8.62/6 = 1.44m.
 Design of Channel Section Purlin

Spacing of Purlins = 1.44 m

Span of Purlins = 6.0 m

Load calculation:

Dead load W1 As per IS 875 part I

Live load W2 As per IS 875 part II

Wind load W3 As per IS 875 part III

Compound Fink Truss
 Load Acting on Purlin
Provide ISMC 150@ 164 N/m @ distance of 1.44m as purlin
section

W2
W1
W3

21.8
Analysis of Roof Truss
1. Dead load
2.Live load
3.Wind load
 Load Combination
Dead load + live load
 Dead load + wind load
 Design of Tension Member
Max tensile force member = -270.9KN (DL + WL)

As per IS 800-1984 section 4 clause 4.2.1.2

For 2- ISA connected to the same side of the gusset plate
A1 = Effective c/s area of the connected leg
= (b-nd-t/2)t
A2 = gross c/s area of unconnected leg
= (b-t/2)t
K = 5 A1 /(5 A1+ A2)
Net eff cross area = A1 + A2 k
Psafe = 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 min
From IS 800 1984 table 5.1 permissible stress in axial
compression ac
Psaf = ac x Area > 250.013 KN
Hence safe ok
Provide ISA 70 X 70 X 8 @456N/m
 Gable Wind Girder

107.5KN 107.5KN

26.88 KN 53.76 KN 53.76 kN 53.76 kN 26.88 kN

 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

-46.097
105.640
kN kN

2.800 kN 9.800 kN
42.250 kN

7.200 kN 25.200 kN

115.500 kN 124.128 kN
133.780 kN

Load 1
4.410 kN 15.430 kN
 Left side knee brace

97.5
62.32 41.91

F1
60.75
2.8 KN 2.8 KN

7.2KN 7.2KN 60.75

26.0
4.14KN 30.48KN 4.14
KN

2.8 KN 30.48KN 123.12 30.48K 52.16

N

AFD SFD BMD

 CASE D

-46.097
105.640
kN kN

16.750 kN -4.190 kN
42.250 kN

43.200 kN -10.800 kN

115.500 kN 124.128 kN
133.780 kN

Load 1
26.450 kN -6.613 kN
 left side knee brace

140
98.83 60.19
F3
24.3
16.75 16.75

43.2 43.2 24.3

7.31
26.45 33.76 26.4
5

16.75 33.78 33.76 33.76 1.624

+16.75

AFD SFD BMD

right side knee brace
115 63.81
KN KN 148.42
F4 115 kNm

4.19 4.19

10.8 115
10.8

40.39
6.613

6.613
33.78

33.78 97.71 33.78 80.78

4.19
-4.19
AFD SFD BMD
 Max BM = 148.42 KN-m
Max tension = 115 KN
LOADS
Load on each column due to DL
Load 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

8.62m 3.20m 8.62m

16.00m

8.00m
 Dead Load
Live 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.

SIDE RAILS @ 1.6 m C/C

 Design of Gable Column
Provide Gable column ISHB 250 @ 510N /m

GABLE COLUMN
Vertical Side Bracing

VERTICAL SIDE BRACING

Horizontal force due to gantry girder= 25 KN
Reaction from the gable wind girder =107.52 KN
ie,Force in member cf (Eaves strut) = 107.52 kN
Force in member ai

c f i

3m
e
b h
8m
5m

a g
d
Vertical Side Bracing
 Design of compression member
Provide 2-150 x 150 x 15 mm @336 N/m
design of tension member:
Provide 2-100 x 100 x 8 mm @ 268 N/m
Design of Rafter Bracing

RAFTER BRACING

VERTICAL SIDE 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 stress
Bearing 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/m
Design of beam in lower tier
Provide ISLB 225 @ 235 N/m as beams in lower tier