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    This document provides an overview of pre-engineered steel buildings and discusses loads that act on them. It defines different types of loads like dead loads, collateral loads, live loads, and wind loads. It explains how to calculate design wind pressure and wind loads on structures according to Indian standards. It also discusses topics like wind velocity profiles, wind flow characteristics, base excitations due to earthquakes, and load combinations for design according to Indian codes.

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    This document provides an overview of pre-engineered steel buildings and discusses loads that act on them. It defines different types of loads like dead loads, collateral loads, live loads, and wind loads. It explains how to calculate design wind pressure and wind loads on structures according to Indian standards. It also discusses topics like wind velocity profiles, wind flow characteristics, base excitations due to earthquakes, and load combinations for design according to Indian codes.

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    This document provides an overview of pre-engineered steel buildings and discusses loads that act on them. It defines different types of loads like dead loads, collateral loads, live loads, and wind loads. It explains how to calculate design wind pressure and wind loads on structures according to Indian standards. It also discusses topics like wind velocity profiles, wind flow characteristics, base excitations due to earthquakes, and load combinations for design according to Indian codes.

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    This document provides an overview of pre-engineered steel buildings and discusses loads that act on them. It defines different types of loads like dead loads, collateral loads, live loads, and wind loads. It explains how to calculate design wind pressure and wind loads on structures according to Indian standards. It also discusses topics like wind velocity profiles, wind flow characteristics, base excitations due to earthquakes, and load combinations for design according to Indian codes.

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    Pre Engineered steel buildings

    CE 3320 Design of steel structural


    systems

    Faculty: Arul Jayachandran


    1
    Load Simplification

    qL N/m
    q kN/m2
    qB N/m
    B

    L
    Purlin design

    q kN/m2

    S-Purlin
    spacing

    y
    Sag rod design

    y
    Rafter Design

    Q kN/m2
    Evolving a pre-engineered
    Building system
    Loads on PEBs

    • Dead Loads
    Dead load is the weight of all permanent
    construction materials, such as roofing,
    framing, and other structural elements

    Normally: 50 to 100 kg/m2


    Loads on PEBs
    • Collateral Loads or Super-imposed dead loads (SIDL)
     Collateral or superimposed dead load is a specific type of dead load that
    includes the weight of any materials other than the permanent
    construction. It may account for the weight of mechanical ducts, pipes,
    sprinklers, electrical work, future ceilings, and reroofing.
     Ceilings: 5 to 15 kg/m2
     Lighting: 0.5 to 5 kg/m2
     Heating, ventilating, air conditioning ducts : 5 kg/m2
     Sprinklers: 7.5 kg/m2 for dry systems, 15 kg/m2 for wet systems
    In Total
     25- kg/m2 collateral load is sufficient to account for the effect of most
    superimposed dead loads
    Loads on PEBs

    • Live loads
    This load is supposed to due loads that may
    move.

    Normally: Access provided 75 kg/m2


    Access not provided 50 kg/m2
    Loads on PEBs

    • Wind Loads
    IS:875 – Part 3

    • Earthquake Loads
    IS:1893 – Part 1
    When do we do dynamic analysis?

    When the natural frequency of a structure is


    very close to the excitation frequency then
    “dynamic amplifications” becomes pre-
    dominant and hence dynamic analysis is needed

    If the natural frequency is well away then we


    can treat them by “equivalent static” analysis.
    For wind sensitive structures the critical
    frequency is 1Hz
    Learning of Wind and its characteristics
    Wind Velocity Profile

    Wind is a fluid !
    Wind Characteristics
    Wind flow characteristics around a bluff body

    Mean & fluctuating component


    Typical Wind loads on roof and walls
    Local and overall effect of
    Wind

    Base excitations due to


    earthquake
    Wind load calculations as per IS:875-part 3
    Wind zone map of India
    Example of wind category !
    K2
    Factor
    K3 factor
    Wind load calculations as per IS:875-part 3
    Calculation of Design wind pressure
    Calculation of wind load on structures
    PEB Skeleton
    Wind load on members
    Internal Pressure
    coefficient
    Internal Pressure
    coefficient
    Cpe=-0.8

    -Cpe=0.8
    Cpe=-0.4
    Cpe=-0.4 Cpe=-0.4
    Cpe=+0.8

    Cpi=±0.4
    IS:800 (2007) Load cases and combinations
    Cpe=+0.7 Cpi=±0.5

    Cpe=-0.7

    Cpe=-0.7 Cpe=-0.5
    Cpe=-0.6
    Cpe=-0.6 Cpe=-0.4
    Cpe=-
    0.33 Cpe=-
    0.25
    Cpe=-0.5

    Cpe=-0.1
    Cpe=+0.7

    Example 1
    Wind Load Table
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    YOU
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