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    This document provides instructions for a civil engineering student to design a two-story residential plan using timber as the primary structural material. The student must [1] draw architectural and structural plans to scale, [2] analyze key structural members like floor joists and columns, and [3] submit a single PDF compiling the plans and structural analysis by a deadline. The instructor emphasizes the project must be the student's original work to receive a passing grade.

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    This document provides instructions for a civil engineering student to design a two-story residential plan using timber as the primary structural material. The student must [1] draw architectural and structural plans to scale, [2] analyze key structural members like floor joists and columns, and [3] submit a single PDF compiling the plans and structural analysis by a deadline. The instructor emphasizes the project must be the student's original work to receive a passing grade.

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    This document provides instructions for a civil engineering student to design a two-story residential plan using timber as the primary structural material. The student must [1] draw architectural and structural plans to scale, [2] analyze key structural members like floor joists and columns, and [3] submit a single PDF compiling the plans and structural analysis by a deadline. The instructor emphasizes the project must be the student's original work to receive a passing grade.

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    University of Cebu

    College of Engineering
    Civil Engineering Department

    CIVIL ENGINEERING COMPILATION OF PLATES


    on
    CE 51C – Timber Design

    Prepared by:

    Engr. Kenny Glenn Silud, CE


    Instructions:
    1.) Draw a Two-Storey Residential Plan (ground floor, second floor and roof plan).
    The drawing must consist of architectural and structural plans (top view only).
    2.) Draw the Residential Plan to scale (1:100mm) with complete dimensions and
    labels indicating the type of structural member it represents.
    3.) Your residential plan must be within the range of 50 to 75 sq meters floor area.
    4.) Your plan must be different from your classmate’s plans. Since this is an individual
    work. Choose a lumber with the 80% stress-grade group in the NSCP Timber
    Specification Table.
    5.) You may use either computer generated programs or drawn by hand in making
    your Plan.
    6.) Make sure that the plan you made has a realistic and practical approach. Ex.
    Timber members length should consider readily available commercial size (max 3-
    m in length, the available dimensions, the min and max spacing of FJ and among
    others).
    7.) Based on your residential plan, you have to analyze the structural members that
    you identified from instruction #2. The following structural members should be
    present and not limited to:
    a. Tributary area
    b. Floor Joist
    c. Girders
    d. Columns (Winslow/Combined Stress and NSCP)
    e. Connectors (if present)
    f. Purlins
    g. Truss Members
    8.) The variables are that will be stated below should be chosen by the student based
    on his/her preference. Again, consider realistic and practical approach on the
    values in your variables. The following should be present but not limited to:

    80% stress-grade specified timber material with the following properties:


    Bending and Tension Parallel to Grain:
    Modulus of Elasticity:
    Compression Parallel to Grain:
    Compression Perpendicular to Grain:
    Shear Parallel to Grain:
    Specific Gravity
    Allowable deflection
    i flooring (3/4’ thick Marine plywood)
    i liveload
    Timber material trial sizes that are available in the market

    2
    Spacing for FJ
    Column height
    i roofing load
    Truss details
    One howe truss with 6 panels
    Pitch
    Sheathing load
    Roof live load
    Horizontal wind pressure
    Spacing of rafters

    Note:
    1.) It’s up to the student’s decision if they will used NSCP Factored Loading on
    their analysis.
    2.) Also consider using the number of letters within your name on the values of
    your preferred variable.
    3.) If there are variables that can’t be found within the list given then the student
    shall provide it.

    9.) The compilation of plate should be scanned as one pdf file. The order of the
    compilation will be the following:
    a. Architectural Plan
    b. Structural Plans
    c. Structural Analysis
    c.1: Tributary area
    c.2: Floor Joist
    c.3: Girders
    c.4: Columns (Winslow/Combined Stress and NSCP)
    c.5: Connectors (if present)
    c.6: Purlins
    c.7: Truss Members
    d. Summary of Dimensions

    10.) Summary of dimension, should look like this. See table below as an example.

    Structural Dimension Illustration Remarks


    Member
    FJ Size: 50x50 mm
    Spacing of FJ =
    0.3 m o.c
    d

    Girder

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    11.) No computer software/program will be allowed to be used on the structural analysis
    part. Everything must be manually computed.
    12.) Submission date will be July 15, 2020.
    13.) If you can do this compilation of plate PROPERLY (ask those previous students of
    mine what this word exactly mean), then expect a passing grade regardless of the
    scores on your exams. Afterall, this is an application of the theoretical topics we
    have done so far. If you failed to submit the compilation of plate then expect a failing
    grade since this individual project is part of your course requirement in fulfilling the
    course subject. Make sure that you are complete with your seatwork and you have
    taken our examinations for the first sentence to be considered.
    14.) Make sure that you will submit your own work. Students who are caught plagiarism,
    duplicating the work of their classmates and other form of cheating will be
    automatically get a failing grade pursuant to our UC Rules and Regulations for
    Students Etiquette.

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