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WELCOME

Design of Steel-Concrete Composite Structures


(CE 6120)
Design of Steel-Concrete Composite
Structures (CE 6120)

Major Md. Soebur Rahman, PhD, PEng


(Civil & Structural)
(Behaviour and strength of Fully Encased Composite
Columns)

“Instructor Class B”
Military Instituted of Science and Technology
[email protected]
Office: Faculty Tower 1
Room: 715
Design of Steel-Concrete Composite Structures

Course Code:
CE 6120
Course Name:
Design of Steel-Concrete Composite Structures
Total credits: 3, Class: 3 hrs/week

Course Objectives
 To know about steel concrete composite structural system
and its advantages

 To analyze and design of steel concrete composite


structures
Design of Steel-Concrete Composite
Structures

Outcomes of the Course

 Get knowledge on a new structural system and their


behaviour

 Learn about optimum structural system for building


construction
Course Out Line (CE 6120)
Components and benefits of composite construction,
Material properties, Partial shear connection and partial
interaction, Sizing of members; Elastic and rigid plastic
analysis of composite beams, Types, properties and local
detailing rules for shear connectors; Ultimate strength
design and serviceability limit states for simply supported
composite slabs, Transverse
reinforcement and detailing rules for composite slabs

Different types of composite columns, Cross-sectional


strength and interaction curve for stocky columns,
Buckling load and moment capacity for slender columns,
Design guidelines for composite columns Properties
and classification of beam-column joints
Design of Steel-Concrete Composite
Structures
Design of Steel-Concrete Composite
Structures
Design of Steel-Concrete Composite
Structures

 Course Assessment Policy


1. Attendance
2. Assignment
3. Term Paper-1 Before Mid Term (7th wk)
4. Mid-term Exam (Composite Floor System)
5. Term Paper-2 Before Final exam (13th)
6. Final Exam (Open Book)
Design of Steel-Concrete Composite
Structures

Term Paper 01- Individual : (Composite Floor System)

Review on composite floor system with and with out of shear connector.
Or
Effect of shear connector in composite floor system
Date of Submission with presentation: 07th wk.
(Time :15 min Each)
Design of Steel-Concrete Composite
Structures

Term Paper 02 : (Composite Columns)

1. Review and comments for future study on Behaviour of Fully Encased


Composite (FEC) columns (Gp-1). Roll (1-5th)
2. Review and comments on Behaviour of PEC columns (Gp-2). Roll (6-10th)
3. Review and comments for future study on Behaviour of CFST Composite
(Gp-3). Roll (11-15th)
4. Comparative on study different types of shear connector (Gp-4) Roll (16-19)
5. Beam column Joint (FEC, PEC & CFST) (20 -24)
6. Shear connector as load Trans Mech (25-28)
Date of Submission with presentation: 13th wk.
Design of Steel-Concrete Composite
Structures

Total Pages : Minimum 15 Pages


a) Introduction
b) Literature Review
c) State of the Problems
d) Result and Discussion
e) Conclusions
f) References
OUT LINE
Background
Introduction to Members of Composite Frames :
• Beam-slab system
• Composite Connections
• Columns
Comparison Between RC and Composite Structure
Design Considerations for composite structural
members
Advantages of FEC Structures
Conclusions and Future Challenges
3
Background

Urban developments are rapidly progressing in


Bangladesh
Need to construct high rise
building for saving land

4 13
Background
 Types of Framing Systems
 Masonry Structures
 RC Structures
RC
 Pre-stressed Concrete Structures
 Steel Structures
 Ferro-cement Structures Steel
 Steel concrete composite structures
 Timber Structures

14
Background

 Collapse of Eight-story  Collapse of Ten-story


Reinforced Concrete Reinforced Concrete
Building, Rana Plaza, Building, China
Savar, Bangladesh March,1976
24th April, 2013

15
Background

Collapse of 13 storied
Steel Framed
Architecture Faculty
Bldg. of Delft University
Collapse RMG factory of Technology,
Steel Framed Building Netherland
under fire, Gazipur, 13th May, 2008
Bangladesh, June 2015 16
Steel Concrete Composite Structure

 A composite material is a material in which two or


more distinct materials are combined together but
remain uniquely identifiable in the mixture.

 Always readily distinguished when the material is


sectioned or broken.

 Composite Construction First Appeared in 1894

 Design Rules Completed 1930

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Steel Concrete Composite Structure

Structural elements of a composite structure


18
Composite beam and slab system

19
Composite beam and slab system

20
Composite beam and slab connection

21
Composite beam and slab connection

22
COMPOSITE CONNECTIONS

23
Types of Composite Columns

24
Construction Sequence of FEC Columns

Tested Total 20 FEC


 Ten Nos (100x100mm)
 Ten Nos (150x150mm)

25
Elements in FE Model of FEC Column

Core Steel Reinforcement

FEC Column Tie Bar 26


Failure Modes of FE & Experimental columns

Concrete Crushed first in both the cases before


yielding of steel.
27
Comparison Between RC and FEC columns

RC Column FEC Column


Equal in : 1400
FEC Columns
1200
RC Columns
Axial Load (KN)

Size 150x150mm 1000

Percentage of reinforcement 800


Concrete Strength 600
400
200
00 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Axial Deformation (mm) 28

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