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    The planning phase involves establishing the functional requirements, general layout, dimensions, and potential structural systems and materials for a proposed structure. Considerations may include aesthetics and environmental impact. The outcome is a structural system meeting requirements and expected to be most economical. This crucial phase requires construction experience and structural behavior understanding.

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    The planning phase involves establishing the functional requirements, general layout, dimensions, and potential structural systems and materials for a proposed structure. Considerations may include aesthetics and environmental impact. The outcome is a structural system meeting requirements and expected to be most economical. This crucial phase requires construction experience and structural behavior understanding.

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    The planning phase involves establishing the functional requirements, general layout, dimensions, and potential structural systems and materials for a proposed structure. Considerations may include aesthetics and environmental impact. The outcome is a structural system meeting requirements and expected to be most economical. This crucial phase requires construction experience and structural behavior understanding.

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    PLANNING PHASE

    usually involves the establishment of the functional requirements of the proposed structure, the general
    layout and dimensions of the structure, consideration of the possible types of structures and the types
    of materials to be used. This phase may also involve consideration of non-structural factors, such as
    aesthetics, environmental impact of the structure, and so on. The outcome of this phase is usually a
    structural system that meets the functional requirements and is expected to be the most economical.
    This phase is perhaps the most crucial one of the entire project and requires experience and knowledge
    of construction practices in addition to a thorough understanding of the behavior of structures.

    PRELIMINARY STRUCTURAL DESIGN


    the sizes of the various members of the structural system selected in the
    planning phase are estimated based on approximate analysis, past experience,
    and code requirements. The member sizes thus selected are used in the next
    phase to estimate the weight of the structure.

    ESTIMATION OF LOADS
    involves determination of all the loads that can be
    expected to act on the structure.

    STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS
    the values of the loads are used to carry out an analysis
    of the structure in order to determine the stresses or
    stress resultants in the members and the deflections at
    various points of the structures.

    SAFETY & SERVICEABILITY


    CHECKS
    The results of the analysis are used to determine
    whether or not the structure satisfies the safety and
    serviceability requirements of the design codes. If these
    requirements are satisfied, then the design drawings
    and the construction specifications are prepared.

    ARE THE SAFETY


    AND SERVICEABILITY
    REQUIREMENTS
    SATISFIED?

    YES NO

    REVISE
    CONSTRUCTION STRUCTURAL
    PHASE DESIGN
    If the code requirements are
    not satisfied, then the
    member sizes are revised,
    and 3 through 5 are
    repeated until all the safety
    and serviceability
    requirements are satisfied.
    PARAMBITA, JADINE MA. ERIKA B.
    BSAR 3A

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