Scribd Logo
Upload

Welcome to Scribd!

  • 44 views

    Timber Beam Analysis & Design To Bs5268-2:2002: Project Job No

    Uploaded by

    ali381
    The document summarizes the analysis and design of an internal timber beam supporting a load-bearing wall. It includes calculations of applied loads, reactions, bending stresses, shear stresses, deflection, and checks that all applied stresses and deflections are below permissible limits. The analysis found that the beam section is adequate to support the loads but that lateral support is inadequate due to the depth-to-breadth ratio exceeding limits.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd

    Timber Beam Analysis & Design To Bs5268-2:2002: Project Job No

    Uploaded by

    ali381
    44 views3 pages
    The document summarizes the analysis and design of an internal timber beam supporting a load-bearing wall. It includes calculations of applied loads, reactions, bending stresses, shear stresses, deflection, and checks that all applied stresses and deflections are below permissible limits. The analysis found that the beam section is adequate to support the loads but that lateral support is inadequate due to the depth-to-breadth ratio exceeding limits.

    Original Description:

    Other-1942913

    Original Title

    Other-1942913

    Copyright

    © © All Rights Reserved

    Available Formats

    PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd

    Did you find this document useful?

    Is this content inappropriate?

    The document summarizes the analysis and design of an internal timber beam supporting a load-bearing wall. It includes calculations of applied loads, reactions, bending stresses, shear stresses, deflection, and checks that all applied stresses and deflections are below permissible limits. The analysis found that the beam section is adequate to support the loads but that lateral support is inadequate due to the depth-to-breadth ratio exceeding limits.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Download as pdf or txt
    44 views3 pages

    Timber Beam Analysis & Design To Bs5268-2:2002: Project Job No

    Uploaded by

    ali381
    The document summarizes the analysis and design of an internal timber beam supporting a load-bearing wall. It includes calculations of applied loads, reactions, bending stresses, shear stresses, deflection, and checks that all applied stresses and deflections are below permissible limits. The analysis found that the beam section is adequate to support the loads but that lateral support is inadequate due to the depth-to-breadth ratio exceeding limits.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Download as pdf or txt
    You are on page 1of 3

    Project Job no.

    43 Lansdowne Road- W11 1530


    Calcs for Start page no./Revision
    Duffy Associates Ltd
    76 New Kings Rd
    INTERNAL NEW TIMBER BEAMS SUPPORTING LB WALL 1
    London Calcs by Calcs date Checked by Checked date Approved by Approved date
    SW6 4LT SG 31/07/2017

    TIMBER BEAM ANALYSIS & DESIGN TO BS5268-2:2002


    TEDDS calculation version 1.5.07

    Load Envelope - Com bination 1


    21.158

    0.0
    mm 2000
    A 1 B

    Bending Mom ent Envelope


    kNm
    0.0

    10.579
    10.6
    mm 2000
    A 1 B

    Shear Force Envelope


    kN
    21.2
    21.158

    0.0

    -21.158
    -21.2
    mm 2000
    A 1 B

    Applied loading
    Beam loads
    Imposed full UDL 10.500 kN/m
    Dead full UDL 10.500 kN/m
    Dead self weight of beam × 1

    Load combinations
    Load combination 1 Support A Dead × 1.00
    Imposed × 1.00
    Span 1 Dead × 1.00
    Imposed × 1.00
    Support B Dead × 1.00
    Imposed × 1.00

    Analysis results
    Maximum moment; Mmax = 10.579 kNm; Mmin = 0.000 kNm
    Design moment; M = max(abs(Mmax),abs(Mmin)) = 10.579 kNm
    Maximum shear; Fmax = 21.158 kN; Fmin = -21.158 kN
    Design shear; F = max(abs(Fmax),abs(Fmin)) = 21.158 kN
    Total load on beam; W tot = 42.316 kN
    Project Job no.
    43 Lansdowne Road- W11 1530
    Calcs for Start page no./Revision
    Duffy Associates Ltd
    76 New Kings Rd
    INTERNAL NEW TIMBER BEAMS SUPPORTING LB WALL 2
    London Calcs by Calcs date Checked by Checked date Approved by Approved date
    SW6 4LT SG 31/07/2017

    Reactions at support A; RA_max = 21.158 kN; RA_min = 21.158 kN


    Unfactored dead load reaction at support A; RA_Dead = 10.658 kN
    Unfactored imposed load reaction at support A; RA_Imposed = 10.500 kN
    Reactions at support B; RB_max = 21.158 kN; RB_min = 21.158 kN
    Unfactored dead load reaction at support B; RB_Dead = 10.658 kN
    Unfactored imposed load reaction at support B; RB_Imposed = 10.500 kN
    350

    100

    150

    Timber section details


    Breadth of sections; b = 100 mm
    Depth of sections; h = 350 mm
    Number of sections in member; N=1
    Overall breadth of member; bb = N × b = 100 mm
    Timber strength class; C30
    Member details
    Service class of timber; 1
    Load duration; Long term
    Length of bearing; Lb = 150 mm
    Section properties
    Cross sectional area of member; A = N × b × h = 35000 mm2
    Section modulus; Zx = N × b × h2 / 6 = 2041667 mm3
    Zy = h × (N × b)2 / 6 = 583333 mm3
    Second moment of area; Ix = N × b × h3 / 12 = 357291667 mm4
    Iy = h × (N × b)3 / 12 = 29166667 mm4
    Radius of gyration; ix = √(Ix / A) = 101.0 mm
    iy = √(Iy / A) = 28.9 mm

    Modification factors
    Duration of loading - Table 17; K3 = 1.00
    Bearing stress - Table 18; K4 = 1.00
    Total depth of member - cl.2.10.6; K7 = 0.81 × (h2 + 92300 mm2) / (h2 + 56800 mm2) = 0.97
    Load sharing - cl.2.9; K8 = 1.00
    Lateral support - cl.2.10.8
    No lateral support
    Permissible depth-to-breadth ratio - Table 19; 2.00
    Actual depth-to-breadth ratio; h / (N × b) = 3.50
    FAIL - Lateral support is inadequate
    Compression perpendicular to grain
    Permissible bearing stress (no wane); σc_adm = σcp1 × K3 × K4 × K8 = 2.700 N/mm2
    Applied bearing stress; σc_a = RA_max / (N × b × Lb) = 1.411 N/mm2
    Project Job no.
    43 Lansdowne Road- W11 1530
    Calcs for Start page no./Revision
    Duffy Associates Ltd
    76 New Kings Rd
    INTERNAL NEW TIMBER BEAMS SUPPORTING LB WALL 3
    London Calcs by Calcs date Checked by Checked date Approved by Approved date
    SW6 4LT SG 31/07/2017

    σc_a / σc_adm = 0.522


    PASS - Applied compressive stress is less than permissible compressive stress at bearing
    Bending parallel to grain
    Permissible bending stress; σm_adm = σm × K3 × K7 × K8 = 10.674 N/mm2
    Applied bending stress; σm_a = M / Zx = 5.182 N/mm2
    σm_a / σm_adm = 0.485
    PASS - Applied bending stress is less than permissible bending stress
    Shear parallel to grain
    Permissible shear stress; τadm = τ × K3 × K8 = 1.200 N/mm2
    Applied shear stress; τa = 3 × F / (2 × A) = 0.907 N/mm2
    τa / τadm = 0.756
    PASS - Applied shear stress is less than permissible shear stress
    Deflection
    Modulus of elasticity for deflection; E = Emin = 8200 N/mm2
    Permissible deflection; δadm = min(14 mm, 0.003 × Ls1) = 6.000 mm
    Bending deflection; δb_s1 = 1.505 mm
    Shear deflection; δv_s1 = 0.708 mm
    Total deflection; δa = δb_s1 + δv_s1 = 2.212 mm
    δa / δadm = 0.369
    PASS - Total deflection is less than permissible deflection

    You might also like