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    This document analyzes and designs a steel beam according to Eurocode standards. It summarizes the beam geometry, applied loading, and results of the analysis. It then describes the beam section properties and design checks performed at the start and mid-span of the beam to verify it has sufficient strength and buckling resistance according to Eurocode requirements. The checks show the beam design satisfies all strength and serviceability limits stated in the codes.

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    This document analyzes and designs a steel beam according to Eurocode standards. It summarizes the beam geometry, applied loading, and results of the analysis. It then describes the beam section properties and design checks performed at the start and mid-span of the beam to verify it has sufficient strength and buckling resistance according to Eurocode requirements. The checks show the beam design satisfies all strength and serviceability limits stated in the codes.

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    This document analyzes and designs a steel beam according to Eurocode standards. It summarizes the beam geometry, applied loading, and results of the analysis. It then describes the beam section properties and design checks performed at the start and mid-span of the beam to verify it has sufficient strength and buckling resistance according to Eurocode requirements. The checks show the beam design satisfies all strength and serviceability limits stated in the codes.

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    Project Job Ref.

    HTL Section Sheet no./rev.


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    Calc. by Date Chk'd by Date App'd by Date
    A 8/28/2022

    STEEL MEMBER ANALYSIS & DESIGN (EN1993-1-1:2005)


    In accordance with EN1993-1-1:2005 incorporating Corrigenda February 2006 and April 2009 and the UK national
    annex
    Tedds calculation version 4.4.08

    ANALYSIS
    Tedds calculation version 1.0.37

    Geometry
    Geometry (m) - Steel (EC3) - UKB 610x229x101
    Z
    1 8 2
    X
    1

    Loading
    Self weight included

    Permanent - Loading (kN)


    100

    100
    X

    Z 5.5 m
    2.5 m

    Imposed - Loading (kN)


    75

    75

    Z 5.5 m
    2.5 m

    Results
    Forces
    Strength combinations - Moment envelope (kNm)

    629.5
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    Strength combinations - Shear envelope (kN)


    252.9

    -252.9

    Service combinations - Deflection envelope (mm)

    8.6

    Partial factors - Section 6.1


    Resistance of cross-sections; M0 = 1
    Resistance of members to instability; M1 = 1
    Resistance of tensile members to fracture; M2 = 1.1

    Beam design
    Section details
    Section type; UKB 610x229x101 (Tata Steel Advance)
    Steel grade - EN 10025-2:2004; S355
    Nominal thickness of element; tnom = max(tf, tw) = 14.8 mm
    Nominal yield strength; fy = 355 N/mm2
    Nominal ultimate tensile strength; fu = 470 N/mm2
    Modulus of elasticity; E = 210000 N/mm2
    14.8

    UKB 610x229x101 (Tata Steel Advance)


    Section depth, h, 602.6 mm
    Section breadth, b, 227.6 mm
    Mass of section, Mass, 101.2 kg/m
    Flange thickness, tf, 14.8 mm
    Web thickness, tw, 10.5 mm
    Root radius, r, 12.7 mm
    Area of section, A, 12888 mm 2
    Radius of gyration about y-axis, iy , 242.303 mm
    602.6

    Radius of gyration about z-axis, iz , 47.557 mm


    Elastic section modulus about y-axis, Wel.y, 2512946 mm 3
    Elastic section modulus about z-axis, Wel.z, 256127 mm 3
    Plastic section modulus about y-axis, Wpl.y, 2878552 mm 3
    10.5 Plastic section modulus about z-axis, Wpl.z, 400234 mm 3
    Second moment of area about y-axis, I y, 756648140 mm 4
    Second moment of area about z-axis, I z, 29147276 mm 4
    14.8

    227.6
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    Lateral restraint
    Both flanges have lateral restraint at supports plus 2500 & 5500 mm

    Consider Combination 1 - 1.35G + 1.5Q + 1.5RQ (Strength)


    Classification of cross sections - Section 5.5
     = [235 N/mm2 / fy] = 0.81

    Internal compression parts subject to bending - Table 5.2 (sheet 1 of 3)


    Width of section; c = d = 547.6 mm
    c / tw = 52.2 = 64.1   <= 72  ; Class 1

    Outstand flanges - Table 5.2 (sheet 2 of 3)


    Width of section; c = (b - tw - 2  r) / 2 = 95.9 mm
    c / tf = 6.5 = 8   <= 9  ; Class 1
    Section is class 1

    Check design at start of span


    Check shear - Section 6.2.6
    Height of web; hw = h - 2  tf = 573 mm;  = 1.000
    hw / tw = 54.6 = 67.1   /  < 72   / 
    Shear buckling resistance can be ignored
    Design shear force; Vy,Ed = 252.9 kN
    Shear area - cl 6.2.6(3); Av = max(A - 2  b  tf + (tw + 2  r)  tf,   hw  tw) = 6682 mm2
    Design shear resistance - cl 6.2.6(2); Vc,y,Rd = Vpl,y,Rd = Av  (fy / (3)) / M0 = 1369.6 kN
    Vy,Ed / Vc,y,Rd = 0.185
    PASS - Design shear resistance exceeds design shear force

    Check design 4000 mm along span


    Check bending moment - Section 6.2.5
    Design bending moment; My,Ed = 629.5 kNm
    Design bending resistance moment - eq 6.13; Mc,y,Rd = Mpl,y,Rd = W pl.y  fy / M0 = 1021.9 kNm
    My,Ed / Mc,y,Rd = 0.616
    PASS - Design bending resistance moment exceeds design bending moment
    Slenderness ratio for lateral torsional buckling
    Correction factor - Table 6.6; kc = 1
    C1 = 1 / kc2 = 1
    Poissons ratio;  = 0.3
    Shear modulus; G = E / [2  (1 + )] = 80769 N/mm2
    Unrestrained effective length; L = 1.0  Lm1_s1_seg2_T = 3000 mm
    Elastic critical buckling moment; Mcr = C1  2  E  Iz / L2  (Iw / Iz + L2  G  It / (2  E  Iz)) = 2074.5 kNm
    Slenderness ratio for lateral torsional buckling; LT = (W pl.y  fy / Mcr) = 0.702
    Limiting slenderness ratio; LT,0 = 0.4
    LT >LT,0 - Lateral torsional buckling cannot be ignored
    Check buckling resistance - Section 6.3.2.1
    Buckling curve - Table 6.5; c
    Imperfection factor - Table 6.3; LT = 0.49
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    Correction factor for rolled sections;  = 0.75


    LTB reduction determination factor; LT = 0.5  [1 + LT  (LT -LT,0) +  LT2] = 0.759
    LTB reduction factor - eq 6.57; LT = min(1 / [LT + (LT2 -  LT2)], 1, 1 /LT2) = 0.825
    Modification factor; f = min(1 - 0.5  (1 - kc)  [1 - 2  (LT - 0.8)2], 1) = 1.000
    Modified LTB reduction factor - eq 6.58; LT,mod = min(LT / f, 1, 1 / LT2) = 0.825
    Design buckling resistance moment - eq 6.55; Mb,y,Rd = LT,mod  W pl.y  fy / M1 = 842.7 kNm
    My,Ed / Mb,y,Rd = 0.747
    PASS - Design buckling resistance moment exceeds design bending moment

    Consider Combination 2 - 1.0G + 1.0Q + 1.0RQ (Service)

    Check design 4000 mm along span


    Check y-y axis deflection - Section 7.2.1
    Maximum deflection; y = 8.6 mm
    Allowable deflection; y,Allowable = Lm1_s1 / 360 = 22.2 mm
    y / y,Allowable = 0.386
    PASS - Allowable deflection exceeds design deflection

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