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Dr S R Satish Kumar, IIT Madras 1

PLATE GIRDERS
Built-up sections with deep thin webs
susceptible to buckling in shear
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Types of Plate Girders
Unstiffened Plate Girder



Transversely Stiffened Plate Girder



Transversely and Longitudinally Stiffened Plate Girder

web plate
flange plates
ITS
BS
LS
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SHEAR RESISTANCE OF
STIFFENED GIRDER
Shear resistance of a web

Pre-buckling behaviour (Stage 1)

Requirements of equilibrium in an element inside a
square web plate subject to a shear stress result in
generation of complementary shear stresses

This results in element being subjected to principal
compression along one diagonal and tension along
the other
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Shear resistance of a web - 1
A
q
q
45
o

B
D
C
q
E
q
Unbuckled Shear panel
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Shear buckling of a plate
BUCKLING OF WEB PLATES IN SHEAR
t
cr

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Shear resistance of a web - 2

As the applied loading is incrementally enhanced,
plate will buckle along direction of compressive
diagonal - corresponding shear stress in plate
iscritical shear stress

Critical shear stress in such a case is given by





Boundary conditions assumed to be simply
supported
2
d
t
2
1 12
E
2
s
k
cr
q
|
.
|

\
|
|
.
|

\
|

=
v
t
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Shear resistance of a web - 3

shear buckling coefficient (k
s
) given by
panels wide for e i
d
c
where
c
d
k
s
. . , 1 4 35 . 5
2
>
|
.
|

\
|
+ =
stiffeners transverse spaced
closely with webs for e i
d
c
where
c
d
k
s
. . , 1 4 35 . 5
2
s +
|
.
|

\
|
=
c
d
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Post buckled behaviour (Stage 2)

Compression diagonal is unable to resist any
more loading beyond elastic critical stress

Any further increase in shear load is supported
by a tensile membrane field, anchored to top
and bottom flanges and adjacent stiffener
members on either side of web

Total state of stress in web plate may be
obtained by superimposing post-buckled
membrane tensile stresses upon critical shear
stress
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Post buckled behaviour - 1
Anchoring of Tension Field
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Tension field action
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Collapse behaviour (Stage 3)

When load is further increased, tensile
membrane stress continues to exert an
increasing pull on flanges

Eventually resultant stress obtained by
combining the buckling stress and membrane
stress reaches yield value for web - can be
determined by Von-Mises yield criterion
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Collapse behaviour - 1
Collapse of the panel
Tensile membrane stress at yield

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Three phases of tension field action
Pre-buckling post-buckling collapse
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ULTIMATE BEHAVIOUR OF TRANSVERSE WEB STIFFENERS
Transverse stiffeners play important role
by increasing web buckling stress
by supporting tension field after web buckling
by preventing tendency of flanges to get pulled
towards each other
Stiffeners should possess sufficient rigidity
to ensure that they remain straight, while
restricting buckling to individual web panels
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ULTIMATE BEHAVIOUR OF TRANSVERSE WEB STIFFENERS - 1
Force imposed on transverse stiffeners by tension field
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GENERAL BEHAVIOUR OF LONGITUDINALLY STIFFENED GIRDERS
Generally located in compression zones of girder
Main function - to increase buckling resistance of
web
When it is subject predominantly to shear would
develop a collapse mechanism, provided
stiffeners remained rigid up to failure
Once one of sub panels has buckled, post
buckling tension field develops over whole depth
of web panel and influence of stiffeners may be
neglected
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GENERAL BEHAVIOUR OF
LONGITUDINALLY STIFFENED GIRDERS 1
Longitudinal and Transverse stiffeners
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8.4 Shear
The factored design shear force, V, in a beam due to
external actions shall satisfy
V s V
d
V
d
= design strength calculated as , V
d
= V
n
/
m0
8.4.1 The nominal plastic shear resistance under pure
shear is given by: V
n
= V
p




A
v
= shear area
Cont
3
yw v
p
f A
V =
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8.4.2 Resistance to Shear Buckling
for an unstiffened web


for a stiffened web


a) Simple Post-Critical Method
The nominal shear strength is
V
n
= V
cr
V
cr
= d t
w
t
b
t
b
= shear stress corresponding to buckling,

b) Tension Field Method
The nominal shear strength is
V n = V tf
c 67 >
w
t
d
y
f / 250 = c
v
k c >
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8.4.2.2 Shear Buckling Design Methods
a) Simple Post-Critical Method -The nominal shear strength is
V
n
= V
cr
V
cr
= d t
w
t
b
t
b
= shear stress corresponding to buckling, determined as follows:
a) When
w
< 0.8

b) When 0.8 <
w
< 1.25


c) When
w
>1.25
t
b
=0.9 f
yw
/(\3
w
2
)

Cont
3 /
yw b
f = t
( ) | |( ) 3 / 8 . 0 625 . 0 1
yw w b
f = t
0.8 1.25
w
t
b
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w
= non -dimensional web slenderness ratio for shear buckling stress,
given by



The elastic critical shear stress of the web, t
cr
is given by:





k
v
= 5.35 when transverse stiffeners are provided only at supports
= 4.0 +5.35 /(c/d)
2
for c/d < 1.0
= 5.35+4.0 /(c/d)
2
for c/d > 1.0


Cont
) 3 (
,e cr yw w
f t =
( )( )
2
2
2
/ 1 12
w
v
cr
t d
E k

t
t

=
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b) Tension Field Method - the nominal shear resistance, V
n
, should be
V
n
=V
tf

s V
np

f
v
= yield strength of the tension field obtained from



=1.5 t
b
sin 2|

| = inclination of the tension field

The width of the tension field, w
tf,
is given by:
w
tf
= d cos| (c-s
c
-s
t
) sin |

| | t + =
5 . 0
2
2 2
3
b yw v
f f
|
.
|

\
|
=

c
d
1
tan
c
t f
M
s
w y
fr
s
(
(

=
5 . 0
sin
2
|
( ) ( ) | |
2
0
2
/ / 1 25 . 0
m yf f f f yf f f fr
f t b N f t b M =
| | | t sin 9 . 0
v w tf b w tf
f t w t d V + =
s
c
s
t
c

w
tf
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8.6 Design of Beams and Plate Girders with Solid Webs
8.6.1 Minimum Web Thickness
8.6.1.1 Serviceability Requirement
a) when transverse stiffeners are not provided
(web connection by flanges along both longitudinal edges)

(web connection by flanges along one longitudinal edge only)

b) when transverse stiffeners only are provided;

i) when c > d


ii) when 0.74 d < c < d


iii) when c < 0.74 d

Cont
c 180 s
w
t
d
c 90 s
w
t
d
w
w
t
d
c 200 s
w
w
t
c
c 200 s
w
w
t
d
c 270 s
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c) when transverse and longitudinal stiffeners are provided at one
level only
(0.1 d from compression flange)

i) when c > d


ii) when 0.74 d < c < d


iii) when c < 0.74 d

d) when a second longitudinal stiffener (located at neutral axis is
provided )





Cont
w
w
t
d
c 250 s
w
w
t
c
c 250 s
w
w
t
d
c 340 s
w
w
t
d
c 400 s
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Design Procedure
Initial Sizing
1) Taking L/d as 15, calculate min. d and provide suitably

2) A
freqrd.
= BM/ (fy/
mo
)d ; using b
f
= 0.3d select flange plate
Also calculate N
f
= axial force in the flange

3) Check that flange criteria gives a plastic section
b = (b
f
t
w
)/2 and b/ t
f
< 7.9c

4) Web thickness for serviceability 67c < d/ t
w
< 200c
choose such that t
w
> d/200c

5) Check for flange buckling into web

Assuming c >1.5d , d/ t
w
< 345c
2



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Design Procedure
6) Check for shear capacity of web
V < Vd = Vn/
mo
; Vn = A (fy
w
/\3) or Vcr

7) Check for calculating resistance to shear buckling
d/ t
w
> 67c \(k
v
/5.35) use kv for c/d > 1

8) Simple post-critical method
Vcr = d t
w
t
b
where t
b
= ](
w
) and
w
= ](t
cr
)

9) If V < Vcr/
mo
then safe else tension field calculation
reqrd.

10) Vn = V
tf
= ](f
v
and ); also calculate M
fv
= ](N
f
)
If V < Vn/
mo
safe ! else revise design


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Design Procedure
8.7 Stiffener design
a) Intermediate Transverse Web Stiffener To improve
the buckling strength of slender web due to shear.

b) Load Carrying Stiffener To prevent local buckling
of the web due to concentrated loading.

c) Bearing Stiffener To prevent local crushing of the
web due to concentrated loading .

d) Torsion Stiffener To provide torsional restraint to
beams and girders at supports.

e) Diagonal Stiffener To provide local reinforcement to
a web under shear and bearing.

f) Tension Stiffener To transmit tensile forces applied
to a web through a flange.

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Design Procedure
11) End panel design check as a beam between flanges

Rtf = Hq/2

A
v
= c t and Vtf = A
v
(fy

/\3) > Rtf

12) M
tf
= H
q
d/10

MR = tc
3
/12*fyd / (c/2) > M
tf


13) Intermediate Transverse Stiffener Design
i) decide to provide stiffener on one side or both sides
ii) choose tq > tw ; outstand bs < 14t
q
c also < b

14) check for minimum stiffness Cl.8.7.2.4 p91
for c = 1.5d, c > \2 d giving

I prov. = (bs-t
w
/2)
3
tq/12 > 0.75dt
w
3
) / 1 ( . 25 . 1
dp cr dp q
V V V H =
R
tf
c
bs
tq
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Design Procedure
15) Check for Buckling Cl.8.7.2.5 p91
Stiffener force, Fq = V - Vcr/mo s Fqd
Buckling Resist. Pq with 20tw on either side Cl.8.7.1.5 p90
Calculate Ixx and A, rxx = \(Ixx/A)
Leff = 0.7d, = Leff/rxx, Find fc
Pq = fc A > Fq

16) Connection to web Cl.8.7.2.6 p92
shear = tw
2
/ 8bs kN/mm choose appropriate weld size

19) Check for Intermediate Stiffener under Load Cl.8.7.2.5 p91

1 s + +

ys
s
xd
x
qd
x q
M
M
F
F
F
F F
bs
tq

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