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    This document discusses the wind load calculations and structural design checks for purlins of an industrial building in Surat, India. It outlines the design wind speed calculation considering various factors, and calculates the wind loads and forces on purlins based on the wind pressure. It then performs checks for the purlin section including shear, bending moment, biaxial bending and deflection.

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    This document discusses the wind load calculations and structural design checks for purlins of an industrial building in Surat, India. It outlines the design wind speed calculation considering various factors, and calculates the wind loads and forces on purlins based on the wind pressure. It then performs checks for the purlin section including shear, bending moment, biaxial bending and deflection.

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    This document discusses the wind load calculations and structural design checks for purlins of an industrial building in Surat, India. It outlines the design wind speed calculation considering various factors, and calculates the wind loads and forces on purlins based on the wind pressure. It then performs checks for the purlin section including shear, bending moment, biaxial bending and deflection.

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     Wind load on purlin :-

    Vb (Basic Wind Speed) 44m/s [For Surat, Appendix A, Cl.


    6.2,Page 51,IS: 875(Part:3)-2015,]
    K1 (Risk Coefficient factor for 1.0 [For Industrial Building,Table
    Different Classes of structure) 1,Page 7, IS: 875(Part:3)-2015]
    K2 (Terrain, height and Structure 0.91 [For Class A, Terrain category 2
    size factor) Cl. 5.3.2, Page 8, IS: 875(Part 3)-2015]
    K3 (Topography Factor) 1.00 [For Topography˂ 3°
    Table 2, Page 12, IS: 875(Part 3)-2015]
    K4 (Importance factor of cyclonic 1.15 [For Industrial Building, cl.6.3.4,
    region) Page 9, IS: 875(Part 3)-2015]

    • Design wind speed :


    Vz= Vb K1 K2 K3 K4
    = 44×1×0.91×1×1.15
    = 46.046 m/sec

    • Design wind pressure :


    Pz = 0.6×Vz2
    = 0.6×46.0462
    = 1272.14 N/m2

    Kd(wind directionality factor) 0.9 ( CL 7.2.1, page 9)


    Pd = Ka(area averaging factor) 1 (CL 7.2.2 ,page 10)
    Kd For Tributary area
    Ka =Slope dimensions ×Spacing
    Kc Truss
    Pz = 1.65 m×5 m
    = 8.25 m2 < 10 m2
    Kc(combination factor) 0.9 ( CL 7.3.3.13 ,page 11)
    = 0.9 ×1 ×0.9× 1272.14
    = 1030.433 N/m2

     Force at each nodal point is given by:


    h
    w
    = 5.5
    16
    = 0.343 < 0.5 (CL 7.3.3.2)

    • Cpi = ± 0.5 (Internal pressure coefficient for medium


    permeability, CL 7.3.2.2, page -11)
    • External pressure coefficient Cpe for walls [Table 5, Page
    13, cl.7.3.3.1, IS: 875(Part 3)-2015]

    Angle 0o 90o
    EF GH EG PH
    o
    10 -1.2 -0.4 -0.8 -0.6
    20o -0.4 -0.4 -0.7 -0.6
    11.99o -1.04 -0.4 -0.78 -0.6
    • Area (A) = Spacing of Purlin × Span of Purlin (per meter)
    = 1.65 ×1
    = 1.65 m2

    • F = (Cpe ± Cpi)*A*Pz
    = (-1.04 -0.5)*1.65*1030.433
    = -2.618 KN/m

     Load combination :-
    1) D.L + L.L :-

     Wx = 1.515*cos(11.99)
    = 1.48 KN/m

     Wy =1.515*sin(11.99)
    = 0.314 KN/m

    Wx∗l 2∗1.5 1.48∗52∗1.5


     Mx = 10
    = 10
    = 5.57 KN m

    Wx∗l 2∗1.5 0.314∗52∗1.5


     My = 10
    = 10
    = 1.181KN m

    Wx∗l∗1.5 1.48∗5∗1.5
     SFx = 2 = 2 = 5.57 KN

    Wy∗l∗1.5 0.314∗5∗1.5
     SFy = 2 = 2 = 1.181 KN

    2) D.L + W.L :-
     Wx = -2.618 + 0.369*cos(11.99)
    = -2.257 KN/m

     Wy = 0.369*sin(11.99)
    = 0.076 KN/m

    Wx∗l 2∗1.5 −2.257∗52∗1.5


     Mx = 10
    = 10
    = -8.46 KN m

    Wy∗l 2∗1.5 0.076∗5 2∗1.5


     My = 10
    = 10
    = 0.286 KN m

    Wx∗l∗1.5 −2.257∗5∗1.5
     SFx = 2 = 2 = -8.46 KN

    Wy∗l∗1.5 0.076∗5∗1.5
     SFy = 2 = 2 = 0.286 KN
     Section properties:-

    h = 125 mm
    bf = 65 mm
    tf = 8.1 mm
    tw = 5.0 mm
    A = 1619 mm2
    Ixx = 416.4× 104 mm4
    Iyy = 59.9 × 104 mm4
    rxx = 9.5 mm
    Zex= 66.6 × 103 mm3
    Zey= 66.6 × 103
    g = 35 mm
    Zpx =77.150 × 103 mm3
    Zpx =77.150 × 103 mm3
    Zpy =28.864× 103 mm3

     Section Classification :-

    bf 65
    • tf = 8.1 = 8.02 < 9.4ξ

    d (125−2 ( 8.1+ 9.5 ))


    • tw = 5 = 17.96 < 84ξ

    • This section is plastic


     CHECK SECTION FOR PURLIN ASSUMED :-

    Mx∗ϓmo My∗ϓmo∗2.5∗d
    • For purlin Zp required = Fy
    +
    Fy∗df

    8.46∗106∗1.1 1.181∗106∗1.1∗2.5∗125
    = 250
    +
    250∗65

    = 62.206 ×103 mm < 77.150 × 103 mm (OK)

     Shear Check :-
    1) D.L +L.L

    • About – x axis :-

    Av∗Fy
    Vd = ϓmo∗√ 3

    125∗5∗250
    = 1.1∗1000∗√3

    = 82.00 KN > 5.57KN (OK)

    • 0.6 Vd = 0.6×82.00 = 49.2 KN > 5.57 (OK)

    • About – y axis :-

    Av∗Fy
    Vd = ϓmo∗√ 3

    2∗65∗8.1∗250
    = 1.1∗1000∗√ 3

    = 138.33 KN > 1.18 KN (OK)


    • 0.6 Vd = 0.6×138.33 = 82.99 KN > 1.181 (OK)

     Bending Moment :-

    • About – x axis

    βb∗Zpx∗Fy 1.2∗Zex∗Fy
    Mdx = ϓ mo
    <
    ϓ mo

    1∗77.150∗103∗250 1.2∗66.6∗103∗250
    = <
    1.1 1.1

    = 17.53 KN m < 18.16 KN m (OK)

    • About – y axis

    βb∗Zpy∗Fy 1.2∗Zey∗Fy
    Mdy = ϓ mo
    <
    ϓ mo

    1∗28.864∗103∗250 1.2∗13.1∗103∗250
    = <
    1.1 1.1

    = 6.56 KN m < 4.65 KN m (Not OK)

    • Mdy = 4.65 KN m

     Check Of Biaxial :-

    N Mx My
    • + + ≤1
    Nd Mdx Mdy

    5.57 1.181
    + ≤1
    17.53 4.65

    0.5802 ≤1
     Check for deflection :-

    • About – X axis

    • δ = W*L4
    384EI
    50004∗1.48
    =
    2∗105∗416.4∗10 4∗384

    = 2.91 mm

    • Brittle cladding

    L 5000
    • 180
    = 180

    = 27.77 mm

    2.91 mm < 27 .77 mm (OK)

     Shear Check :-
    2) D.L + W.L

    • About – x axis :-

    Av∗Fy
    Vd = ϓmo∗√ 3

    125∗5∗250
    = 1.1∗1000∗√3

    = 82.00 KN > 8.46 KN (OK)

    • 0.6 Vd = 0.6×82.00 = 49.2 KN > 8.46 KN(OK)

    • About – y axis :-

    Av∗Fy
    Vd = ϓmo∗√ 3

    2∗65∗8.1∗250
    = 1.1∗1000∗√ 3

    = 138.33 KN > 0.286 KN (OK)

    • 0.6 Vd = 0.6×138.33 = 82.99 KN > 1.181 (OK)

     Check Of Biaxial :-

    N Mx My
    • + + ≤1
    Nd Mdx Mdy

    8.46 0.286
    + ≤1
    17.53 4.65

    0. 5401≤ 1

     Check for deflection :-


    • About – X axis

    • δ = W*L4
    384EI
    5000 4∗2.257
    =
    2∗105∗416.4∗10 4∗384

    = 4.41 mm
    • Brittle cladding

    L 5000
    • 180
    = 180

    = 27.77 mm

    4.41 mm < 27 .77 mm (OK)

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