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    Assignment On Composite Floors CVE80021 S2 2023

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    This assignment involves designing composite slabs, beams, and columns to support a multi-story building floor based on given parameters, and then checking a storage area of the floor with an increased imposed load. Students are asked to design the composite slab, secondary beams SB1 and SB2, primary beam PB, and check the storage area for a higher imposed load of 7.5 kPa based on the material from lectures and tutorials. The design is worth 25% of the unit assessment and is due by September 1st.

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    This assignment involves designing composite slabs, beams, and columns to support a multi-story building floor based on given parameters, and then checking a storage area of the floor with an increased imposed load. Students are asked to design the composite slab, secondary beams SB1 and SB2, primary beam PB, and check the storage area for a higher imposed load of 7.5 kPa based on the material from lectures and tutorials. The design is worth 25% of the unit assessment and is due by September 1st.

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    This assignment involves designing composite slabs, beams, and columns to support a multi-story building floor based on given parameters, and then checking a storage area of the floor with an increased imposed load. Students are asked to design the composite slab, secondary beams SB1 and SB2, primary beam PB, and check the storage area for a higher imposed load of 7.5 kPa based on the material from lectures and tutorials. The design is worth 25% of the unit assessment and is due by September 1st.

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    This assignment involves designing composite slabs, beams, and columns to support a multi-story building floor based on given parameters, and then checking a storage area of the floor with an increased imposed load. Students are asked to design the composite slab, secondary beams SB1 and SB2, primary beam PB, and check the storage area for a higher imposed load of 7.5 kPa based on the material from lectures and tutorials. The design is worth 25% of the unit assessment and is due by September 1st.

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    Swinburne University of Technology

    School of Engineering

    CVE80021~S2~2023

    Assignment on Composite Floors

    This assignment has been reviewed and endorsed by Dr Scott Menegon, from the consulting
    engineering firm Wallbridge Gilbert Aztec (WGA), to ensure the design example is broadly
    representative of a composite floor.

    Question1:

    The plan shown in Figure 1 below represents part plan of a typical floor in a multisyory
    building. The floor construction comprises of a composite slab spanning continuously over a
    series of secondary steel beams (SB1 and SB2). The secondary steel beams are supported on
    primary beams (PB) and steel columns as shown on the plan.
    All the secondary beams and the primary beams in this floor are to be designed as simply
    supported composite beams. Your task is to design the composite slab, a typical secondary
    beams SB1, typical secondary beam SB2 and a typical primary beam PB for both
    serviceability of deflection and the ultimate ultimate limit states of bending moment and sher
    force. The composite slab should be checked for need of temporary propping during the
    construction stage. The design of the composite slabs and composite beams should be based
    on the material covered in the lectures and tutorials. Below is the given data that will assist
    you in your task.
    1. Use BONDEK as profiled steel sheeting. It is up to you to selct the BMT thickness of the
    BONDEK profile
    2. Normal weight concrete with f’c = 32 MPa
    3. Required fire rating for the composite slab as F120 minutes.
    4. Allow superimposed dead load (GSDL) of 1.0 kPa.
    5. Assume Imposed Load ( Q) for the floor to be 3.0 kPa.
    6. Minor degree of control over cracking is required.
    7. Deflection limit for the in-service condition of the composite slab is Span/250 for total
    Deflection.
    8. Deflection limit for the profiled steel sheeting saggingduring the construction stage is
    restricted to “sheeting span/130”. (This is to determine the number of temporary rows
    required).
    9. Make any reasonable assumptions if necessary to help in design.

    20 Marks
    Secondary Beam SB1

    2.8m

    Secondary Beam SB2

    Primary Beam PB
    Primary Beam PB

    2.8m

    Secondary Beam SB2

    2.8m

    Secondary Beam SB1

    10m

    Figure 1 Plan of a typical floor of a multistorey building constructed from composite


    slabs and composite beams.
    Question 2:

    After the floor of the building was desigend and constructed as per the criteria of Question 1,
    the owner of the building asked the design engineer to check one small part of the floor that
    will be used as a temporary storage bay. The area of the floor to be checked is bound by the
    red rectangle in Figure 2 below.

    The imposed load in this temporary storage bay area is 7.5 kPa which represnts weight of
    temporary stacked material ( assume very short duration of time) . Check the composite slab
    and the composite steel beams that will be affected by the increased imposed load and
    provide comments on the findings of your checking process. Assume all other design
    parameters are the same as Question 1.

    Secondary Beam SB1

    2.8m

    Secondary Beam SB2


    Primary Beam PB
    Primary Beam PB

    Temporary Storage
    Area Q = 7.5 kPa 2.8m

    Secondary Beam SB2

    2.8m

    Secondary Beam SB1

    10m

    Figure 2 Plan of the building of Question 1, where part of the floor to be checked as a
    storage area for an increased imposed load.
    5 Marks
    This assignment is worth 25% of the overall mark of the unit.

    Submission date: By 5:00 PM, Friday 01 September 2022. Submit a hard copy of the design
    report to Dr Kamiran Abdouka in Room ATC 740 or the letter box on Level 7 of ATC
    building.

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