This document outlines a mini steel structure design project completed by 4 students. It includes the introduction which lists the project assumptions and design codes. The design section analyzes: (1) a beam subjected to loads, (2) a column for buckling resistance, (3) roof truss members for tension and buckling resistance, and (4) a connection for shear and tension. The conclusion determines that the beam and column designs are adequate but the truss requires revision to resist buckling in compression.
This document outlines a mini steel structure design project completed by 4 students. It includes the introduction which lists the project assumptions and design codes. The design section analyzes: (1) a beam subjected to loads, (2) a column for buckling resistance, (3) roof truss members for tension and buckling resistance, and (4) a connection for shear and tension. The conclusion determines that the beam and column designs are adequate but the truss requires revision to resist buckling in compression.
This document outlines a mini steel structure design project completed by 4 students. It includes the introduction which lists the project assumptions and design codes. The design section analyzes: (1) a beam subjected to loads, (2) a column for buckling resistance, (3) roof truss members for tension and buckling resistance, and (4) a connection for shear and tension. The conclusion determines that the beam and column designs are adequate but the truss requires revision to resist buckling in compression.
This document outlines a mini steel structure design project completed by 4 students. It includes the introduction which lists the project assumptions and design codes. The design section analyzes: (1) a beam subjected to loads, (2) a column for buckling resistance, (3) roof truss members for tension and buckling resistance, and (4) a connection for shear and tension. The conclusion determines that the beam and column designs are adequate but the truss requires revision to resist buckling in compression.
STUDENT NAME : 1. MEGAT AMINURRASHID BIN MGAT MEZE
(15DKA20F2028 2. MUHAMMAD SYUHAIZAM BIN JAAPAR ( 15DKA20F2008) 3. AMIRUL SYAHMI BIN MUHAMAD ROSLAN (15DKA20F2035) 4. MUHAMMAD NAQIB BIN NIZAM MUDDIN (15DKA20F2011)
LECTURE’S NAME : ENCIK MOHAMMAD SHAHRIL BIN ABU KASSIM
INTRODUCTION ASSUME : QUESTION (i) = gk : 4.0 kN/m2, qk : 3.0 KN/m2 QUESTION (ii) = 254 x 254 x 107 UC in grade S275 QUESTION (iii) = Equal angle section 65 x 65 x 7L QUESTION (iv) = gk= 50KN , qk = 40KN
1 2 ii)COLUMN : 2 ASSUME : 254 x 254 x 107 UC in grade S275
tf : 20.5mm < 40mm
fy : 275 N/mm2
1 3 iii) ROOF TRUSS MEMBERS : TENSION
ASSUME : Equal angle section 65 x 65 x 7L
Ag = 8.73 cm2 = 873mm2
iy = iz = 1.96cm = 19.6mm iu = 2.47 cm = 24.7 mm iv = 1.26 cm = 12.6mm
1 2 iii) ROOF TRUSS MEMBERS : COMPREHENSION
ASSUME : Equal angle section 65 x 65 x 7L
Ag = 8.73 cm2 = 873mm2
iy = iz = 1.96cm = 19.6mm iu = 2.47 cm = 24.7 mm iv = 1.26 cm = 12.6mm
Classification S275, fy = 275N/mm2
1 2 4
5 iv) CONNECTION : SHEAR AND TENSION TYPE
ASSUME : gk= 50KN , qk = 40KN 2
1 CONCLUSION: for the conclusion based on this mini steel project, we can determine the design load, design shear force, design moment for beam A-B/1. Slab 1 is a two way slab. As for the column, we found that the section can resist buckling. In addition, for tension, the section can resist tension force. Next, for comprehension, the section cannot resist buckling. Finally, we found that the connection for shear and tension can support the load safely
