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    Steel Beam Analysis & Design (Bs5950) in Accordance With BS5950-1:2000 Incorporating Corrigendum No.1

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    This document contains calculations for the design of a steel beam for an extension. It analyzes the beam under different load combinations and checks that the beam has sufficient strength, stiffness, and stability. Key results include a maximum bending moment of 104.4 kNm, maximum shear of 78.3 kN, and maximum deflection of 1.7 mm, all of which meet design requirements. The beam is verified to have adequate shear capacity, moment capacity accounting for lateral-torsional buckling, and compliance with deflection limits.

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    This document contains calculations for the design of a steel beam for an extension. It analyzes the beam under different load combinations and checks that the beam has sufficient strength, stiffness, and stability. Key results include a maximum bending moment of 104.4 kNm, maximum shear of 78.3 kN, and maximum deflection of 1.7 mm, all of which meet design requirements. The beam is verified to have adequate shear capacity, moment capacity accounting for lateral-torsional buckling, and compliance with deflection limits.

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    This document contains calculations for the design of a steel beam for an extension. It analyzes the beam under different load combinations and checks that the beam has sufficient strength, stiffness, and stability. Key results include a maximum bending moment of 104.4 kNm, maximum shear of 78.3 kN, and maximum deflection of 1.7 mm, all of which meet design requirements. The beam is verified to have adequate shear capacity, moment capacity accounting for lateral-torsional buckling, and compliance with deflection limits.

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    Steel Beam Analysis & Design (Bs5950) in Accordance With BS5950-1:2000 Incorporating Corrigendum No.1

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    This document contains calculations for the design of a steel beam for an extension. It analyzes the beam under different load combinations and checks that the beam has sufficient strength, stiffness, and stability. Key results include a maximum bending moment of 104.4 kNm, maximum shear of 78.3 kN, and maximum deflection of 1.7 mm, all of which meet design requirements. The beam is verified to have adequate shear capacity, moment capacity accounting for lateral-torsional buckling, and compliance with deflection limits.

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    Job no.

    Project

    45 RICHMOND ROAD, SCAWSBY


    M & D Foundations & Building

    D0001

    Calcs for

    Start page no./Revision

    STEEL BEAM FOR EXTENSION

    Services Ltd
    Calcs by

    Brooklands Road
    Adwick Le Street

    BSI

    Calcs date

    Checked by

    19/05/2015

    1 / REV 0
    Checked date

    MD

    Approved by

    19/05/2015

    MD

    Approved date

    19/05/2015

    STEEL BEAM ANALYSIS & DESIGN (BS5950)


    In accordance with BS5950-1:2000 incorporating Corrigendum No.1
    TEDDS calculation version 3.0.05

    Load Envelope - Com bination 1


    30.940

    0.0
    mm
    A

    4600
    1

    Bending Moment Envelope

    kNm
    0.0

    104.435

    104.4

    mm
    A

    kN
    78.337

    4600
    1

    Shear Force Envelope


    78.3

    0.0

    -87.754

    -87.8

    mm
    A

    Support conditions
    Support A

    4600
    1

    Vertically restrained
    Rotationally free

    Support B

    Vertically restrained
    Rotationally free

    Applied loading
    Beam loads

    Dead self weight of beam 1


    Dead full UDL 11 kN/m
    Imposed full UDL 8 kN/m
    Dead point load 22.1 kN at 3000 mm

    Load combinations
    Load combination 1

    Support A

    Dead 1.40

    Job no.

    Project

    45 RICHMOND ROAD, SCAWSBY


    M & D Foundations & Building

    Start page no./Revision

    STEEL BEAM FOR EXTENSION

    Services Ltd
    Brooklands Road

    D0001

    Calcs for

    Calcs by

    Adwick Le Street

    BSI

    Calcs date

    Checked by

    19/05/2015

    2 / REV 0
    Checked date

    MD

    Approved by

    19/05/2015

    MD

    Imposed 1.60
    Span 1

    Dead 1.40
    Imposed 1.60

    Support B

    Dead 1.40
    Imposed 1.60

    Analysis results
    Maximum moment;

    Mmax = 104.4 kNm;

    Mmin = 0 kNm

    Maximum shear;

    Vmax = 78.3 kN;

    Vmin = -87.8 kN

    Deflection;

    max = 1.7 mm;

    min = 0 mm

    Maximum reaction at support A;

    RA_max = 78.3 kN;

    RA_min = 78.3 kN

    Unfactored dead load reaction at support A;

    RA_Dead = 34.9 kN

    Unfactored imposed load reaction at support A;

    RA_Imposed = 18.4 kN

    Maximum reaction at support B;

    RB_max = 87.8 kN;

    Unfactored dead load reaction at support B;

    RB_Dead = 41.7 kN

    Unfactored imposed load reaction at support B;

    RB_Imposed = 18.4 kN

    RB_min = 87.8 kN

    Section details
    Section type;

    2 x UB 254x146x43 (BS4-1)

    Steel grade;

    S275

    From table 9: Design strength py


    max(T, t) = 12.7 mm
    py = 275 N/mm2

    Modulus of elasticity;

    E = 205000 N/mm2

    259.6

    12.7

    Thickness of element;
    Design strength;

    12.7

    7.2

    147.3

    Lateral restraint
    Span 1 has lateral restraint at supports only
    Effective length factors
    Effective length factor in major axis;

    Kx = 1.00

    Effective length factor in minor axis;

    Ky = 1.00

    Approved date

    19/05/2015

    Job no.

    Project

    45 RICHMOND ROAD, SCAWSBY


    M & D Foundations & Building

    Start page no./Revision

    STEEL BEAM FOR EXTENSION

    Services Ltd
    Brooklands Road

    D0001

    Calcs for

    Calcs by

    Adwick Le Street

    BSI

    Calcs date

    Checked by

    19/05/2015

    MD

    3 / REV 0
    Checked date

    Approved by

    19/05/2015

    MD

    Approved date

    19/05/2015

    Effective length factor for lateral-torsional buckling; KLT.A = 1.00;


    KLT.B = 1.00;
    Classification of cross sections - Section 3.5
    = [275 N/mm2 / py] = 1.00
    Internal compression parts - Table 11
    Depth of section;

    d = 219 mm
    d / t = 30.4 <= 80 ;

    Class 1 plastic

    Outstand flanges - Table 11


    Width of section;

    b = B / 2 = 73.7 mm
    b / T = 5.8 <= 9 ;

    Class 1 plastic
    Section is class 1 plastic

    Shear capacity - Section 4.2.3


    Design shear force;

    Fv = max(abs(Vmax), abs(Vmin)) = 87.8 kN


    d / t < 70
    Web does not need to be checked for shear buckling

    Shear area;

    Av = t D = 1869 mm2

    Design shear resistance;

    Pv = 0.6 N py Av = 616.8 kN
    PASS - Design shear resistance exceeds design shear force

    Moment capacity - Section 4.2.5


    Design bending moment;

    M = max(abs(Ms1_max), abs(Ms1_min)) = 104.4 kNm

    Moment capacity low shear - cl.4.2.5.2;

    Mc = N min(py Sxx, 1.2 py Zxx) = 311.5 kNm

    Effective length for lateral-torsional buckling - Section 4.3.5


    Effective length for lateral torsional buckling;

    LE = 1.0 Ls1 = 4600 mm

    Slenderness ratio;

    = LE / ryy = 130.806

    Equivalent slenderness - Section 4.3.6.7


    Buckling parameter;

    u = 0.891

    Torsional index;

    x = 21.162

    Slenderness factor;

    v = 1 / [1 + 0.05 ( / x)2]0.25 = 0.766

    Ratio - cl.4.3.6.9;

    W = 1.000

    Equivalent slenderness - cl.4.3.6.7;

    LT = u v [W ] = 89.184

    Limiting slenderness - Annex B.2.2;

    L0 = 0.4 (2 E / py)0.5 = 34.310

    LT > L0 - Allowance should be made for lateral-torsional buckling


    Bending strength - Section 4.3.6.5
    Robertson constant;

    LT = 7.0

    Perry factor;

    LT = max(LT (LT - L0) / 1000, 0) = 0.384

    Euler stress;

    pE = 2 E / LT 2 = 254.4 N/mm2
    LT = (py + (LT + 1) pE) / 2 = 313.5 N/mm2

    Bending strength - Annex B.2.1;

    pb = pE py / (LT + (LT 2 - pE py)0.5) = 145.2 N/mm2

    Equivalent uniform moment factor - Section 4.3.6.6


    Moment at quarter point of segment;

    M2 = 70.7 kNm

    Job no.

    Project

    45 RICHMOND ROAD, SCAWSBY


    M & D Foundations & Building

    Start page no./Revision

    STEEL BEAM FOR EXTENSION

    Services Ltd
    Brooklands Road

    D0001

    Calcs for

    Calcs by

    Adwick Le Street

    BSI

    Calcs date

    Checked by

    19/05/2015

    Moment at centre-line of segment;

    M3 = 102.5 kNm

    Moment at three quarter point of segment;

    M4 = 81.5 kNm

    Maximum moment in segment;

    Mabs = 104.4 kNm

    MD

    4 / REV 0
    Checked date

    19/05/2015

    Approved by

    MD

    Approved date

    19/05/2015

    Maximum moment governing buckling resistance; MLT = Mabs = 104.4 kNm


    Equivalent uniform moment factor for lateral-torsional buckling;
    mLT = max(0.2 + (0.15 M2 + 0.5 M3 + 0.15 M4) / Mabs, 0.44) = 0.909
    Buckling resistance moment - Section 4.3.6.4
    Buckling resistance moment;

    Mb = N pb Sxx = 164.4 kNm


    Mb / mLT = 180.8 kNm
    PASS - Buckling resistance moment exceeds design bending moment

    Check vertical deflection - Section 2.5.2


    Consider deflection due to imposed loads
    Limiting deflection;;

    lim = Ls1 / 360 = 12.778 mm

    Maximum deflection span 1;

    = max(abs(max), abs(min)) = 1.738 mm


    PASS - Maximum deflection does not exceed deflection limit

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