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Secondary Beam Example

The document provides details for the design of a composite beam, including basic dimensions, material properties, loading information, and design calculations. A W14x22 steel section is selected for trial. Strength checks at the construction and composite stages confirm the section is adequate for bending and shear. Anchorage requirements are also checked and confirmed with 0.75" diameter stud anchors provided at 1 per rib.
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Secondary Beam Example

The document provides details for the design of a composite beam, including basic dimensions, material properties, loading information, and design calculations. A W14x22 steel section is selected for trial. Strength checks at the construction and composite stages confirm the section is adequate for bending and shear. Anchorage requirements are also checked and confirmed with 0.75" diameter stud anchors provided at 1 per rib.
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COMPOSITE BEAM DESIGN (AISC 360-10)

Using the load and resistance factor design method


Tedds calculation version 1.0.11

10.000
Prim ary beam s

Secondary beam for design

10.000
30.000

Basic dimensions
Beam span; L = 30.000 ft
Beam spacing on one side; b1 = 10.000 ft
Beam spacing on other side; b2 = 10.000 ft
Deck orientation; Deck ribs perpendicular to beam
Profiles are assumed to meet all dimensional criteria in AISC 360-10
Overall depth of slab; t = 5.000 in
Height of ribs; hr = 1.500 in
Centers of ribs; ribccs = 6.000 in
Average width of rib; wr = 2.500 in
Material properties
Concrete
Specified compressive strength of concrete; fc = 3.00 ksi
Wet density of concrete; wcw = 150 lb/ft3
Dry density of concrete; wcd = 130 lb/ft3
Modulus of elasticity of concrete; Ec = wcd1.5 (fc 1 ksi) /(1 lb/ft3)1.5 = 2567 ksi
Steel
Specified minimum yield stress of steel; Fy = 50 ksi
Modulus of elasticity of steel; ES = 29000 ksi
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Loading secondary beam


Weight of slab construction stage; wslab_constr = [t hr (1 wr / ribccs)] wcw = 51.563 psf
Weight of slab composite stage; wslab_comp = [t hr (1 wr / ribccs)] wcd = 44.687 psf
Weight of steel deck; wdeck = 3.000 psf
Additional dead load; wd_add = 0.000 psf
Weight of steel beam; wbeam_s = 22.000 lb/ft
Weight of construction live load; wconstr = 20.000 psf
Superimposed dead load; wserv = 10.000 psf
Weight of wall parallel to span; ww_par = 0.000 lb/ft
Weight of wall perpendicular to span; ww_perp = 0.000 lb/ft ;assumed to be at mid-span.
Floor live load; wimp = 80.000 psf
Lightweight partition load; wpart = 10.000 psf
Total construction stage dead load; wconstr_D = [(wslab_constr+wdeck+wd_add)((b1+b2)/2)] + wbeam_s = 567.625 lb/ft
Total construction stage live load; wconstr_L = wconstr (b1 + b2) / 2 = 200.000 lb/ft
Total composite stage dead load(excluding walls); wcomp_D = [(wslab_comp+wdeck+wd_add+wserv)(b1+b2)/2]+wbeam_s = 598.875 lb/ft
Total composite stage live load; wcomp_L = (wimp + wpart) (b1 + b2)/2 = 900.000 lb/ft;

Design forces secondary beam


Max ultimate moment at construction stage; Mconstr_u = ( 1.2 wconstr_D + 1.6 wconstr_L ) L2/ 8 = 112.629 kips_ft
Max ultimate shear at construction stage; Vconstr_u = ( 1.2 wconstr_D + 1.6 wconstr_L ) L / 2 = 15.017 kips
Maximum ultimate moment at composite stage;
Mcomp_u = ( 1.2 wcomp_D + 1.6 wcomp_L ) L2/ 8 + 1.2 ww_par L2/8 + 1.2 ww_perp (b1 + b2)/2 L/4= 242.848 kips_ft
Maximum ultimate shear at composite stage;
Vcomp_u = ( 1.2 wcomp_D + 1.6 wcomp_L ) L / 2 + 1.2 ww_par L / 2 + 1.2 ww_perp (b1 + b2)/2 1/2= 32.380 kips
Point of max. B.M. from nearest support; LBM_near = L/2 =15.00 ft

Steel section check


Trial steel section; W14X22
Plastic modulus of steel section; Zx = 33.20 in3
Elastic modulus of steel section; Sx = 29.00 in3
Width to thickness ratio; f= bf / ( 2 tf ) = 7.463
Limiting width to thickness ratio (compact); pf = 0.38 (ES / Fy) = 9.152
Limiting width to thickness ratio (noncompact); rf = (ES / Fy) = 24.083
Flange is compact
Depth to thickness ratio (h/tw); w = 53.300
Limiting depth to thickness ratio (compact); pw= 3.76 (ES / Fy) = 90.553
Limiting depth to thickness ratio (noncompact); rw= 5.70 (ES / Fy) = 137.274
Web is compact

Strength check at construction stage for flexure


Check for flexure
Plastic moment for steel section; Mp = Fy Zx = 138.333 kip_ft
Resistance factor for flexure; b = 0.90
Design flexural strength of steel section alone; Mconstr_n = b Mp = 124.500 kip_ft
Required flexural strength; Mconstr_u = 112.629 kip_ft
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PASS - Beam bending at construction stage loading

Strength check at construction stage for shear


Check for shear
Web area; Aw = d tw = 3.151 in2
Web plate buckling coefficient; kv = 5
Depth to thickness ratio (h/tw); w = 53.300
Web shear coefficient; Cv = 1
Resistant factor for shear; v =if(w <=2.24(ES/Fy),1.00, 0.9) = 1.0
Design shear strength; Vconstr_n = v (0.6 Fy Aw Cv) = 94.530 kips
Required shear strength; Vconstr_u = 15.017 kips
PASS - Beam shear at construction stage loading

Design of steel anchors


Note - for non-uniform stud layouts a higher concentration of studs should be located towards the ends of the beam
Effective slab width of composite section; b = min(L/8, b1/2) + min(L/8,b2/2) = 90.000 in
Effective area of concrete flange; Ac = b ( t - hr) = 315.00 in2
Diameter of stud anchor; dia = 0.750 in
Length of stud anchor after weld; Hs = 3.00 in
Specified tensile strength of stud anchor; Fu = 65 ksi
Cross section area of one stud anchor; Asa = dia2 / 4 = 0.442 in2
Maximum diameter permitted; diamax = 2.5 tf = 0.838 in
PASS - Diameter of stud anchor provided is OK
Point of max. B.M. from nearest support; LBM_near = 15.00 ft
No. of ribs from points of zero to max moment; ribnumbers = int(LBM_near /ribccs -1) = 29
No. of ribs with 1 stud per rib; Nr1 = 29
No. of ribs with 2 studs per rib; Nr2 = 0
No. of ribs with 3 studs per rib; Nr3 = 0
Total number of studs; Nprov = Nr1 + 2Nr2 + 3Nr3 = 29
Group effect factor for 1 stud per rib; Rg1 = 1.00
Group effect factor for 2 studs per rib; Rg2 = 0.85
Group effect factor for 3 studs per rib; Rg3 = 0.70
Value of emid-ht is less than 2 in (51 mm)
Position effect factor for deck perpendicular; Rp = 0.60
Nom. strength of one stud with 1 stud per rib; Qn1 = min(0.5 Asa (fc Ec) , Rg1 Rp Asa Fu ) = 17.230 kips
Nom. strength of one stud with 2 studs per rib; Qn2 = min(0.5 Asa (fc Ec) , Rg2 Rp Asa Fu ) = 14.645 kips
Nom. strength of one stud with 3 studs per rib; Qn3 = min(0.5 Asa (fc Ec) , Rg3 Rp Asa Fu ) = 12.061 kips
Total strength of provided steel anchors; Ssc = Nr1Qn1 + 2Nr2Qn2 + 3Nr3Qn3 = 499.66 kips
Resistance of concrete flange; Ccf = 0.85 fc Ac = 803.250 kips
Resistance of steel beam; Tsb = A Fy = 324.500 kips
Beam/slab interface shear force; C = min(Ccf, Tsb) = 324.500 kips
Strength of studs is greater than maximum interface shear force therefore full composite action takes place
Strength check at full composite stage
Resistance of concrete flange; Ccf = 0.85 fc Ac = 803.250 kips
Resistance of steel beam; Tsb = A Fy = 324.500 kips
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PNA is in concrete flange


Depth of compressive stress distribution; a = C / (0.85 fc b) = 1.414 in
Moment arm of internal resisting couple; y = d / 2 + t a / 2 = 11.143 in
Design flexural strength of composite section; Mcomp_n = b C y = 271.193 kip_ft
Required flexural strength; Mcomp_u = 242.848 kip_ft
PASS - Beam bending at full composite stage loading
Check for shear
Design shear strength; Vcomp_n = v (0.6 Fy Aw Cv) = 94.530 kips
Required shear strength; Vcomp_u = 32.380 kips
PASS - Beam shear at composite stage loading

Check for deflection (Commentary section I3.1)


Calculation of immediate construction stage deflection;
Deflection due to dead load; short_D = 5 wconstr_D L4 / (384 ES Ix) = 1.7926 in
Amount of beam camber; camber = 1.750 in
PASS - The camber is less than the construction stage dead load deflection
Deflection due to construction live load; 2 = 5 wconstr_L L4 / (384 ES Ix) = 0.6316 in
Net total construction stage deflection; short = short_D + 2 - camber = 0.674 in
For short term loading:-
Short term modular ratio; ns = ES / Ec = 11.3
Depth of neutral axis from top of concrete;
ys = [b(t-hr)/ns(t-hr)/2 + A(t+d/2)] / [b(t-hr)/ns+A]
ys = 3.657 in
Moment of inertia of fully composite section;
Is = Ix + A(d/2+t-ys)2 + b(t - hr)3/(12ns) + b(t - hr)/ns (ys - (t-hr)/2)2
Is = 765 in4
Effective moment of inertia of section; Is_eff = 0.75 Is = ;573.4; in4
Proportion of live load which is short term; rL_s = 67 %
Deflection due to short term live load; L_s = 5 rL_s wcomp_L L4 / (384 ES Is_eff) = 0.6609 in
For long term loading:-
Long term concrete modulus as % of short term; rE_l = 50 %
Long term modular ratio; nl = ES / (Ec rE_l) = 22.6
Depth of neutral axis from top of concrete;
yl = [b(t-hr)/nl(t-hr)/2 + A(t+d/2)] / [b(t-hr)/nl+A]
yl = 4.958 in
Moment of inertia of fully composite section;
Il = Ix + A(d/2+t-yl)2 + b(t - hr)3/(12nl) + b(t - hr)/nl (yl - (t-hr)/2)2
Il = 665 in4
Effective moment of inertia of section; Il_eff = 0.75 Il = ;498.7; in4
Proportion of live load which is long term; rL_l = 1 - rL_s = 33 %
Deflection due to long term live load; L_l = 5 rL_l wcomp_L L4 / (384 ES Il_eff) = 0.3742 in
Dead load due to parallel wall & superimp. dead; wD_part = ww_par + (wserv(b1+ b2) / 2) = 100.0000 lb/ft
Long term deflection due to superimposed dead load (after concrete has cured):-
Wall parallel to span and superimposed dead; 4 =5 (wD_part) L4 / (384 ES Il_eff) = 0.1260 in
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Wall perpendicular to span; 5 =(ww_perp (b1+ b2) / 2) L3 / (48 ES Il_eff) = 0.0000 in

Combined deflections
Net total construction stage deflection; short = short_D + 2 - camber = 0.674 in
Net total long term deflection; long = short_D + L_s + L_l + 4 + 5 - camber = 1.204 in
Combined short and long term live load deflectn; live = L_s + L_l = 1.035 in
Net long term dead and super imposed dead defln; dead = short_D +4 + 5 - camber = 0.169 in
Post composite deflection; comp = L_s + L_l + 4 + 5 = 1.161 in
Allowable max deflection; Allow = 1.500 in
PASS - Deflection less than allowable

Arrangement of steel anchor


Note - for non-uniform stud layouts a higher concentration of studs should be located towards the ends of the beam;

Location of maximum bending moment

15.000 15.000
29 ribs with 1 stud per rib Studs as other half of beam

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