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Example 4 Unrestrained beam design

Using the example 2 sheet for restrained beams, design beam B where
top flange is unrestrained by the floor slabs. Simple restraints assumed
at both ends of the beam and at the point where incoming are
connected to it.

No actions between restraints


except a point action from
connected beams at the middle of
beam.
Example 4 Unrestrained beam design

Actions case: Fd
No actions between restraints,
a point action from connected
beams must be accounted.

Permanent actions Variable actions


Screed 1.8 kN/m2 For a typical school: 3kN/m2
Additional:
p.c.c floor units 2.5 kN/m2 Services/ceiling 0.5 kN/m2
Unfixed partitions 1.0 kN/m2
Example 4

Design beam B for lateral torsional


buckling
10000
mm
FEd = w L1 / 2 + w L2 / 2
= 47.06  10 / 2 + 47.06  7.5 / 2 =
411.77kN
7500
FEd mm
Example 4

FEd

Design bending moment MEd


= (½)  FEd  L / 2 = 0.5  411.77 7.5 / 2 = 772.06kNm

Design shear force VEd = FED / 2 = 411.77 / 2 = 205.88 kN


Example 4

Initial section selection


Assume fy = 275 N/mm2
Wpl,x > MEd M0/fy = 772.06 106 1.00 / 275
= 2807490 mm3 = 2807.49 cm3
Use 2807.49 cm3 in section property table then try 610 
229 UB 113 as Wpl, x = 3287 cm3
Example 4

Section property of 610  229 UB 113 (converted units)

Depth of section D = 607.3mm


Width of flange B = 228.2mm
Thickness of flange tf = 17.3mm
Second of moment of area Iy = 3434104 mm4
Elastic modulus Wel, x = 2878103 mm3
Plastic modulus Wpl, x = 3287103 mm3
Warping constant Iw = 2991010 mm6 (1dm = 102mm)
Torsional constant It = 112 104 mm4
E =210103, G = 80769 Nmm2
Example 4

Strength classification
Flange thickness tf = 17.3mm < 40 mm and >16mm
then common steel Fe 430 with fy = 265 N/mm2
(as assumed ) from Table 9.4, and   235 f y  0.942
from Table 9.5.
Section classification
From property table c/tf or b/T= 6.6 < 9 = 8.3, hence from
Table 9.5 flange is plastic. Also d/tw=d/t= 48.9 < 72 = 67.8
from Table 9.5, web is plastic. Therefore 610  229 UB 113
is class 1 plastic.
Carry out restrained beam B deign which was given in
example 2
Example 4 Unrestrained beam design

Elastic critical moment Mcr


0.5
 E I y  IW
2 2 
M cr    L cr G I t 
L2 cr I  2
E Iy 
 y 

Length of beam between points which are laterally


restrained, Lcr = 3750mm

0.5
3.14 2  210 103  3434 10 4  2990 109 3750 2  80769 112 10 4 
M cr    
4 
3750 2  3434 10 3.14  210 10  3434 10 
4 2 3

 16.3810 8 Nmm
Slenderness ratio  LT
For class 1 section Wx Wpl, x  3287 103 mm3

Wx f y 3287 103  265


Slenderness ratio  LT    0.73
M cr 16.38 10 8

Consider rolled section I & H case for reductive factor

D 607.3
  2.66  2(and  3.1) hence
B 228.2
From table 9.9, use buckling curve c, then  LT = 0.49 (table 9.7)

 LT ,0  0.4   0.75
2
 LT  0.5[1  aLT ( LT   LT ,0 )    LT ]
 0.5[1  0.49(0.73  0.4)  0.75  0.732 ]  0.78
1
xLT 
2
 LT   2
LT   LT

1 1 1
xLT   0.8  1.0 and 0.8  2
 2
1.87
0.78  0.78  0.75  0.73
2 2
 LT
0.73

Ratio of end moments of beam is , where  =0/772.06=0,


hence from table 9.10 C1=1.879
1 1
kc    0.729
C1 1.879

f  1  0.5(1  kc )[1  2.0(LT  0.8) 2 ]


 1  0.5(1  0.729)[1  2.0  0.73  0.8 ]  0.864
2

xLT 0.8
xLT , mod    0.925  1.0 Ok
f 0.864
fy
M b, Rd  xLT ,mod Wx
 M1

 0.925  3287 103  265 /1.00


 805.7 106 Nmm
 805.7 kNm  M SdEd  772.06 kNm

Therefore, proposed section 610  229 UB 113 is suitable for this


beam.
Tutorial 4

4.1 Check the section 610  229 UB 125 is suitable for beam B in
example 4.
4.2 Redesign beam B if it is subjected to a point load FEd (366kN) and
UDL (12.55 kN/m) together. Check the section 610  229 UB 125 is
suitable for beam B.

FEd
UDL

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