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    The document summarizes the design of a steel and timber beam. It provides the design criteria including loads, material specifications, and joint details. The solution shows calculations to determine the required beam depth (d) due to bending stress, shear stress, and deflection. The minimum d is determined to be 250 mm to satisfy all criteria. The required beam width (b) is then calculated as half of the depth, which is 125 mm.

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    The document summarizes the design of a steel and timber beam. It provides the design criteria including loads, material specifications, and joint details. The solution shows calculations to determine the required beam depth (d) due to bending stress, shear stress, and deflection. The minimum d is determined to be 250 mm to satisfy all criteria. The required beam width (b) is then calculated as half of the depth, which is 125 mm.

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    The document summarizes the design of a steel and timber beam. It provides the design criteria including loads, material specifications, and joint details. The solution shows calculations to determine the required beam depth (d) due to bending stress, shear stress, and deflection. The minimum d is determined to be 250 mm to satisfy all criteria. The required beam width (b) is then calculated as half of the depth, which is 125 mm.

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    4ar8 - STD - Pa1 - Alomia, Gabriel PDF

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    The document summarizes the design of a steel and timber beam. It provides the design criteria including loads, material specifications, and joint details. The solution shows calculations to determine the required beam depth (d) due to bending stress, shear stress, and deflection. The minimum d is determined to be 250 mm to satisfy all criteria. The required beam width (b) is then calculated as half of the depth, which is 125 mm.

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    Steel and Timber Design

    Project Assessment 1

    ALOMIA, GABRIEL ANGELO


    4AR-8
    2019125192
    DESIGN CRITERIA ILLUSTRATIONS
    Loadings
    Total Dead Load = 4 kPa
    Live Load = 2.4 kPa

    Total Floor Load = 6.4 kPa W=?

    Material Specifications
    Apitong 80% Stress Grade
    σb = 16.5 MPa = 16,500 kPa
    𝗍 = 1.73 MPa = 1,730 kPa
    E = 7.310 x 103 MPa = 7.31 x 106 kPa
    5 mts

    Joints
    Spacing = 350 mm o.c.
    Clear Span = 5000 mm = 5mts
    Cross Section Rqmt. = b = 0.5 d
    FL = 6.4 kpa

    d
    0.35 m 0.35 m 0.35 m 0.35 m 0.35 m 0.35 m 0.35 m

    b = 0.5d
    SOLUTION
    D. Due to Deflection
    A. Equivalent Uniform Load Solving for Allowable Deflection Substituting to formula, get d
    𝚠 = floor load x spacing
    𝚠 = 6.4 kpa x 0.35 m δallow = L I = bd3
    𝚠 = 2.24 kN/m 240 12
    1.200 x 10-4 = (0.5 d) d3
    B. Due to Bending Stress = 5 12
    Solving for MMax Solving for d 240 d4 = 1.200 x 10-4 (12)
    σb = 6M 0.5
    MMax = 𝚠L2 bd2 δallow = 0.0208 m
    8 dδ = 0.232 mts
    = 2.24 (5) 2 16500 = 6(7) Substituting to formula, get I
    8 (0.5d) (d2)
    MMax = 7 kN/m δ= 5wL4
    3
    d = 384 E I

    dbending stress= 0.172 mts 0.0208 = 5 (2.24) (5)4


    6
    (384) (7.31 x 10 ) I

    C. Due to Shear Stress I = 5 (2.24) (5)4


    Solving for V Solving for d (384) (7.31 x 106 ) (0.0208)
    𝗍 = 3V
    V = P = 𝚠L2 2bd I = 1.200 x 10 -4 m4
    2 2
    1730 = 3 (5.6)
    V = 2.24 (5) 2 (0.5d) d FINAL
    2 dbending stress = 0.172 mts
    d2 = dshear stress = 0.0985 mts
    V = 5.60 kN d = 250 mm
    dδ allowable deflection = 0.232 mts ≈ 250 mm *Roundoff to
    dshear stress= 0.0985 mts 25mm

    b = 0.5 (d)
    b = 125 mm
    = 0.5 (250)
    b = 125 mm

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