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    498 Plate Girder Combined

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    This document summarizes the design checks for shear and moment combination for a sample plate girder. It provides the input parameters, calculations for the moment and shear resistance capacities, and compares the factored moment and shear to the resistances. Both the moment and shear checks indicate the design is acceptable, and the combined check also confirms the design is okay.

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    498 Plate Girder Combined

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    This document summarizes the design checks for shear and moment combination for a sample plate girder. It provides the input parameters, calculations for the moment and shear resistance capacities, and compares the factored moment and shear to the resistances. Both the moment and shear checks indicate the design is acceptable, and the combined check also confirms the design is okay.

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    This document summarizes the design checks for shear and moment combination for a sample plate girder. It provides the input parameters, calculations for the moment and shear resistance capacities, and compares the factored moment and shear to the resistances. Both the moment and shear checks indicate the design is acceptable, and the combined check also confirms the design is okay.

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    498 Plate Girder Combined

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    Yash Dhabalia
    This document summarizes the design checks for shear and moment combination for a sample plate girder. It provides the input parameters, calculations for the moment and shear resistance capacities, and compares the factored moment and shear to the resistances. Both the moment and shear checks indicate the design is acceptable, and the combined check also confirms the design is okay.

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    REPORT Plate Girder Design SECTION 5.

    0
    TITLE Sample Design Check for Moment & Shear Combined DATE 2/18/2017
    FILE combined_check.xls TIME 7:42 PM

    CHECK FOR SHEAR AND MOMENT COMBINATION REFERENCE

    INPUT

    Performance Factor Phi = 0.90


    Web Height h = 1400.00 [mm]
    Web Thickness w = 9.10 [mm]
    Flange Width b = 540.00 [mm]
    Flange Thickness t = 25.40 [mm]
    Material Yield Strength Fy = 350.00 [Mpa]
    Transverse Stiffener Distance a = 3000.00 [mm]
    Stiffeners stiffeners = (No stiffeners = 0; Stiffeners =1) = 1.00
    Factored Shear Vf = 750.00 [kN]
    Factored Moment Mf = 4000.00 [kN*m]

    OUTPUT

    MOMENT CHECK

    Web Area Aw = h*w = 12740.00 [mm^2]


    Flange Area Af = b*t = 13716.00 [mm^2]
    Overall Girder Depth d = h + 2*t = 1450.80 [mm]
    Elastic Section Modulus S = (1/(6*d))*((b*d^3)-(b-w)*(d-2*t)^3) = 2.21E+07 [mm^3] HSC 7-59

    Moment Resistances:
    Basic Moment Resistance Mr_basic = Phi * S * Fy / 1000000 = 6955 [kN*m] $13.5(b)
    Red. Moment Resistance Mr' = Mr_basic*(1-(0.0005*Aw/Af)*((h/w)-(1900/(Mf*1000000/(Phi*S))^0.5) = 6891 [kN*m] $15.4

    To Select Which Moment to Use, Obtain Ratios:


    Actual Width Thickness Ratio hw_ratio = h/w = 154
    Max Width Thickness Ratio max_hw_ratio = 1900/(sqrt(Mf/(Phi*S))*sqrt(1000000)) = 134 $11.2 Table 1

    Moment Resistance Mr = IF(hw_ratio>max_hw_ratio,Mr',Mr_basic) = 6891 [kN*m] $15.4

    Moment Check IF(Mf/Mr<=1,"Ok","Not Ok") = Ok $13.4.1.4

    SHEAR CHECK

    Web Slenderness Sl_w = h/w = 153.85

    Calculation of Shear Stress Resistance:


    Shear Buckling Coefficient kv = IF(stiffeners = 0,5.34,IF(a/h < 1,4 + (5.34/(a/h)^2),5.34 + 4/ (a/h)^2)) = 6.21 $13.4.1.1
    Ultimate Shear Stress (Fs)
    Shear Stress (a)
    Shear Yielding Fs_a = 0.66 * Fy = 231.00 [Mpa] $13.4.1.1(a)
    Shear Stress (b)
    Inelastic Buckling Fs_b = 290 * (((Fy * kv)^.5)/(h / w)) = 87.89 [Mpa] $13.4.1.1(b)
    Shear Stress (c) IF(stiffeners = 0, Fs_b, Fs_b + (0.5 * Fy - 0.866*Fs_b)*(1/(1+
    Tension Field Fs_c = (a/h)^2)^0.5)) = 129.71 [Mpa] $13.4.1.1(c)
    Shear Stress (d) IF(stiffeners = 0, 180000* kv / (h/w)^2, 180000* kv / (h/w)^2 + (0.5 *
    Elastic Buckling Fs_d = Fy - 0.866*(180000* kv / (h/w)^2))*(1/(1+(a/h)^2)^0.5)) = 103.94 [Mpa] $13.4.1.1(d)
    K Factor KF = (kv/Fy)^0.5 = 0.13
    IF(Sl_w<=439*KF,Fs_a,IF(Sl_w<=502*KF,Fs_b,IF(Sl_w<=621*KF,F
    Shear Stress Fs = s_c,Fs_d))) = 103.94 [Mpa] $13.4.1.1 (a-d)

    Shear resistance Vr = Phi * Aw * Fs / 1000 = 1192 [kN] $13.4.1.1

    Shear Check IF(Vf/Vr<=1,"Ok","Not Ok") = Ok $13.4.1.4

    COMBINED CHECK

    COMBINED CHECK IF(0.727*(Mf/Mr)+0.455*(Vf/Vr)<=1,"OK","NOT OK") = OK $13.4.1.4

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