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    Composite Girder Design Based On AISC 360-10/16 & 2019 CBC / 2018 IBC

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    The document summarizes the design of a composite girder based on design codes. It provides the input data for the girder including its dimensions, span length, loading, and material properties. It then describes analyzing the girder to determine reactions, moments, and shears. Dimensional and strength requirements are checked for both the composite plastic and elastic designs. Bending and shear capacities are verified to be adequate. The design of the shear connectors is also confirmed to have sufficient capacity.

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    Composite Girder Design Based On AISC 360-10/16 & 2019 CBC / 2018 IBC

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    PROJECT : PAGE :

    CLIENT : DESIGN BY :
    JOB NO. : DATE : REVIEW BY :
    Composite Girder Design Based on AISC 360-10/16 & 2019 CBC / 2018 IBC

    INPUT DATA & DESIGN SUMMARY


    GIRDER SECTION => W21X44 => A d Ix Sx Zx
    13 20.7 843 81.6 95.4
    FLOOR DECK TYPE => W3-6 1/4" LW

    GIRDER SPAN L= 28 ft
    GIRDER SPACING (TRIB. WIDTH) B= 21 ft, o.c.
    GIRDER SELF WEIGHT, ASD wBM = 44.24 lbs / ft
    NUMBER OF EQUAL POINT LOAD N= 2
    EQUAL POINT LOAD, ASD P = 30.4168 kips @ 9.33" o.c.
    RIBS PERPENDICULAR TO GIRDER ? No (parallel)
    GIRDER YIELD STRESS Fy = 50 ksi
    CONCRETE STRENGTH fc'= 3 ksi
    SHEAR STUD DIA. (1/2, 5/8, 3/4) f = 3/4 in
    STUDS SPACING 1 row @ 18 in o.c.
    (Total Studs 20 )

    THE GIRDER DESIGN IS ADEQUATE.

    ANALYSIS
    DETERMINE REACTIONS, MOMENTS & SHEARS
    R = 0.5 (wBM L + N P) = 31.04 kips
    Mmax = 0.5 R L - 0.125 w BML2- S(P Di) = 288.2 ft-kips, at middle of girder
    Vmax = R = 31.04 kips

    CHECK DIMENSION REQUIREMENTS


    t0 = 3.25 in > 2 in [Satisfactory] (AISC 360 I3.2c)
    hr = 3 in < 3 in [Satisfactory] (AISC 360 I3.2c)
    f = 3/4 in < 3/4 in [Satisfactory] (AISC 360 I3.2c)
    Hs = hr + 1.5 = 4.5 in < hr + to - 0.5 = 5.75 in [Satisfactory] (AISC I3.2c)
    s= 18 in o.c. < MAX[ 8(hr + to) , 36 ] = 50 in o.c. [Satisfactory]
    > 4f= 3 in o.c. [Satisfactory] (AISC 360 I3.2d)
    wr = 6 in > 2 in [Satisfactory] (AISC 360 I3.2c)

    DETERMINE COMPOSITE PROPERTIES FOR PLASTIC DESIGN


    b = MIN (L / 4 , B) = 84 in, (AISC 360 I3.1a) h = t0 + h r + d = 27.0 in, (total height)
    Actr = 0.85 fc' b t0 / Fy = 13.9 in2 Atotal = Actr + A = 26.9 in2
    Afill = A - 2Af - Aw = 0.22 in 2 Af = 2.93 in 2

    tw = 0.35 in tf = 0.45 in

     AF y
    h for Atotal 2 Actr
     0.85 f 'cb

     
    y b   d  0.5 Atotal Actr for Atotal 2 Actr  A f  
    bf 23.9 in, (plastic neutral axis to bottom)


    t  Atotal  A f 0.5 A fill for A
    f total  2 Actr  A f 

     tw




    0.5 t  h  y
     
    0 r b for Atotal  2 Actr

     0.5 t 0 A ctr  0.5 dA   0.5 Atotal  A ctr  h  d  y b  
    y  h 
     0.5 A total
    for Atotal  2 A ctr  A f  

           
     0.5 t 0 Atotal  A f t 0  h r  t f  0.5 A fill t 0  h r  2 t f  t w d  y b  t f h  0.5 d  0.5 y b  0.5 t f  t w y b  t f 0.5 y b  0.5 t f  
    h 
     0.5 A total
    for A total  2 A ctr  A f  
    thus, y= 15.1 in, (moment arm between centroid of tensile force and the resultant compressive force.)

    Ztr = 0.5 y Atotal = 203 in3

    DETERMINE COMPOSITE PROPERTIES FOR ELASTIC DESIGN

    E
    n  
    Ec 13.01 , (ACI 318-19 19.2.2.1)
    (cont'd)
    Actr = b t0 / n = 21.0 in2

    Actr  d  h r  0.5t 0  0.5 Ad 19.6 in, (elastic neutral axis to bottom)


    yb  
    Actr  A
    2 Actr t 02 2
    I tr  I x  A y b 0.5d    Actr  0.5t 0  h r  d  yb   2662 in4
    12
    I tr 136 in3, referred to steel bottom.
    S tr  
    yb

    I tr 362 in3, referred to concrete top.


    St  
     d  hr  t 0  y b 
    CHECK BENDING & SHEAR CAPACITIES
    Middle Bottom : Mmax = (Ztr / Zx) MDL + MLL = 383.8 ft-kips
    < Mn / Wb = Ztr Fy / Wb = 506.6 ft-kips, (AISC 360 I3.2a) [Satisfactory]
    where Wb = 1.67 (AISC 360 I3.2a)
    3.76(E / Fy )0.5 = 90.55 > h / tw = 59.14
    wdeck = 43.50 lbs / ft2

    Shear : Vmax = 31.04 kips < V n / v  0.6 F y AwC v / v  144.9 kips, (AISC 360 I3.1b)
    [Satisfactory]
    where 2.24 (E / Fy )0.5 = 53.9463
    kv = 5.34 (AISC 360-16 G2.1b) Cv = 1 (AISC 360 G2.1b)
    (kv E / Fy )0.5 = 55.6525 Wv = 1.5 (AISC 360 G1)

    CHECK SHEAR CONNECTOR CAPACITY


    Mmax = 288.2 ft-kips > Mn / Wb = Zx Fy / Wb = 238.0 ft-kips <== Shear Studs Required
    where Wb = 1.67 (AISC 360 F1 & F2-1)

    Cf = MIN ( 0.85 fc' Ac , FyAs) = 650 kips, (AISC 360 C-I3.1)


    Seff = Min[ Mmax / (0.66 Fy) , Str ] = 105 in3, referred to steel bottom.

    2
      S eff S s   162.5 kips, (AISC 360-10 C-I3)
    V '  MAX    , 0.25  C f 
    S  S
      tr s  
    Qn = MIN [ 0.5 Asc (fc' Ec)0.5 , RgRpAscFu] = 18.06 kips, (AISC 360 I3.2d)
    where wc = 115 pcf
    Ec = wc1.5 33 (fc')0.5 = 2229.06 ksi
    Asc = 0.44 in2
    Fu = 58 ksi
    Rg = 1.00 (AISC 360 I8.2a)
    Rp = 0.75 (AISC 360 I8.2a)

    SQn = Qn Nr X1 / s = 168.593 kips > V' [Satisfactory]

    CHECK INITIAL DEFLECTION / CAMBER AND STRESS ON NON-COMPOSITE


    DL = 75% Self Weight
    wDL = 33.18 lbs / ft
    PDL = 6.70 kips @ 9.33" o.c.
    e= 0.036 L= 28.00 ft

    e P DL L 3 5w DL L 4 0.39 in, downward at middle of girder.


     Mid   
    EI 384 EI
    Mmax = 66.9 ft-kips < Mn / Wb = Zx Fy / Wb = 238.0 ft-kips [Satisfactory]

    CHECK LIVE LOAD DEFLECTION ON COMPOSITE


    P= 23.71 kips

    e P LL L 3
    0.42 in, downward at middle of girder.
     Mid  
    E I tr
    < L / 360 = 0.93 in [Satisfactory]

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