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SWS CONSULTANCY Construction of New Sewer Lines for Bethel PROJECT: Area & Resizing of the Existing Trunk lines from MW-KL TITLE:

Steel Truss Bridge Design @ MW79-80

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DATE 11/20/2015

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CHECKED

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M.D

2D TRUSS MODEL

2m [email protected]=18m 3D RENDERING VIEW TRUSS MODEL

Truss Dimensions Truss span

=

18 m

Truss Width

=

2m

Truss Height

=

2m

Depth of Bottom and Top Main RHS

=

200 mm

Width of Bottom and Top Main RHS

=

100 mm

Depth of Bottom and Top bracing cord RHS

=

100 mm

Width of Bottom and Top bracing cord RHS

=

100 mm

Depth of Diagonal bracing RHS

=

100 mm

Width of Diagonal bracing RHS

=

100 mm

Thickness of all RHS

=

4 mm

Bearing Plate thickness

=

6 mm

Steel Grade to be used Yield strength fy

= =

235 N/mm2

Ultimate Strength fu

=

360 N/mm2

Unit weight of steel

=

Design aids:  EBCS 1, 1995 (Basis of design and action of structures)  EBCS 3, 1995 (Structural Steel Design)  ERA BRIDGE DESIGN MANUAL, 2002  AASHTO BRIDGE DESIGN MANUAL, 2007 4th edition Design software  STAAD PRO v8i

Fe360

7850 kg/m3

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LOAD COMPUTATION 1) DEAD LOADS a). Self weight of steel truss automatically calculated by Staadpro software Total Self weight Dea

=

58 kN

Dead load due to 900mm GRP pipe

=

80 Kg/m

Dead load due to 900mm GRP pipe transferred to pipe support

=

4.8 KN

Dead load due to pipe support

=

0.7 KN

Dead load due to 900mm GRP pipe+pipe support RHS & p

=

5.6 KN

=

3.5 KN/m

Live load on walkway plate

=

2.0 kN/m2

Live load transferred to bottom cord

=

3.0 kN/m

Total wind load = Windward load- Leeward load

=

3.66 kN/m2

wind load transferred to each internal joint

=

1.8 kN

wind load transferred to each internal joint

=

0.9 kN

b). Dead load due to 900mm GRP pipe+pipe support RHS & plate

c). Dead load due to 600mm width walkway 2) LIVE LOADS

3) WIND LOADS The wind loading shall not be taken less than 2.44 kN/m2 in the plane of a leeward chord on truss

4) SEWAGE LOADS transferred to pipe support assume 80% full Unit weight of Swage ϒ

1000 Kg/m3

Diameter of GRP pipe

0.9 m

Sewage loads

=

### kN

=

0.10

5) SEISMIC LOAD Addis ababa is located in Zone 3

take

A

Horizontal EQ force will be 10% of the weight resisted by eah joint and is calculated automatically by STAAD PRO software.

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Truss Member R1 =

63.092

kN

Axial Tension

=

63.092

kN

Yield stress of steel

=

235

N/mm2

Eff. length of the member lz

=

2.136

m

Eff. length of the member ly

=

2.136

m

Selected Profile

=

100x100x4mm RHS

Cross sectional Area

=

1536

mm2

Second Moment of inertia

=

2363392

mm4

Radius of gyration rz

=

39.23

mm

Radius of gyration ry

=

39.23

mm

Major axis

=

54.45

oK

Minor axis

=

54.45

oK

N/mm2

Axial Compression

Check for slenderness ratio

Compression Capasity compressive yield stress

=

235

Axial compression capacity

=

328.145455 kN

Hence safe in compression Buckling Capacity

ε

=

1

d/tw

=

22

βA

=

1

λ1 =93.9ε

=

93.9

λλ

=

0.5799

appropriate curve

=

curve a

χ

=

0.8974

compressive yield stress

=

235

N/mm2

191.728

kN

Section classification

Buckling Resistance capacity =

Class 1

Hence safe in Buckling Tension Capasity Yield strength

Assumed effective area

Tension capasity

=

fy

=

235

=

0.8 times Gross area

=

1228.8

=

262.516364 kN

N/mm2

mm2

Hence safe in Tension

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Truss Member R1 Axial Compression

=

63.275

kN

Axial Tension

=

63.275

kN

Yield stress of steel

=

235

N/mm2

Eff. length of the member lz

=

2.5

m

Eff. length of the member ly

=

2.5

m

Selected Profile

=

100x100x4mm RHS

Cross sectional Area

=

1536

mm2

Second Moment of inertia

=

2363392

mm4

Radius of gyration rz

=

39.23

mm

Radius of gyration ry

=

39.23

mm

Major axis

=

63.73

oK

Minor axis

=

63.73

oK

N/mm2

Check for slenderness ratio

Compression Capasity compressive yield stress

=

235

Axial compression capacity

=

328.14545 kN

Hence safe in compression Buckling Capacity

ε

=

1

=

22

βA

=

1

λ1 =93.9ε

=

93.9

λλ

=

0.6787

appropriate curve

=

curve a

χ

=

0.8575

compressive yield stress

=

235

N/mm2

Buckling Resistance capacity

=

183.193

kN

Section classification d/tw

Class 1

Hence safe in Buckling Tension Capasity Yield strength

Assumed effective area

Tension capasity

=

fy

=

235

=

0.8 times Gross area

=

1228.8

=

262.51636 kN

N/mm2

mm2

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Truss Member R1 Axial Compression

=

32.086

kN

Axial Tension

=

32.086

kN

Yield stress of steel

=

235

N/mm2

Eff. length of the member lz

=

2.5

m

Eff. length of the member ly

=

2.5

m

Selected Profile

=

100x100x4mm RHS

Cross sectional Area

=

1536

mm2

Second Moment of inertia

=

2363392

mm4

Radius of gyration rz

=

39.23

mm

Radius of gyration ry

=

39.23

mm

Major axis

=

63.73

oK

Minor axis

=

63.73

oK

N/mm2

Check for slenderness ratio

Compression Capasity compressive yield stress

=

235

Axial compression capacity

=

328.14545 kN

Hence safe in compression Buckling Capacity

ε

=

1

=

22

βA

=

1

λ1 =93.9ε

=

93.9

λλ

=

0.6787

appropriate curve

=

curve a

χ

=

0.8575

compressive yield stress

=

235

N/mm2

Buckling Resistance capacity

=

183.193

kN

Section classification d/tw

Class 1

Hence safe in Buckling Tension Capasity Yield strength

Assumed effective area

Tension capasity

=

fy

=

235

=

0.8 times Gross area

=

1228.8

=

262.51636 kN

N/mm2

mm2

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Truss Member R1 Axial Compression

=

2.681

kN

Axial Tension

=

2.681

kN

Yield stress of steel

=

235

N/mm2

Eff. length of the member lz

=

2

m

Eff. length of the member ly

=

2

m

Selected Profile

=

100x100x4mm RHS

Cross sectional Area

=

1536

mm2

Second Moment of inertia

=

2363392

mm4

Radius of gyration rz

=

39.23

mm

Radius of gyration ry

=

39.23

mm

Major axis

=

50.99

Check

Minor axis

=

50.99

Check

N/mm2

Check for slenderness ratio

Compression Capasity compressive yield stress

=

235

Axial compression capacity

=

328.14545 kN

Hence safe in compression Buckling Capacity

ε

=

1

=

22

βA

=

1

λ1 =93.9ε

=

93.9

λλ

=

0.5430

appropriate curve

=

curve a

χ

=

0.9104

compressive yield stress

=

235

N/mm2

Buckling Resistance capacity

=

194.49

kN

Section classification d/tw

Class 1

Hence safe in Buckling Tension Capasity Yield strength

Assumed effective area

Tension capasity

=

fy

=

235

=

0.8 times Gross area

=

1228.8

=

262.51636 kN

N/mm2

mm2

Hence safe in Tension

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Beam Member R2

Axial Compression

=

139.13

kN

Axial Tension

=

139.13

kN

Yield stress of steel

=

235

N/mm2

Eff. length of the member lz

=

1.5

m

Eff. length of the member ly

=

1.5

m

Selected Profile

=

200x100x4mm RHS

Cross sectional Area

=

2336

mm2

Second Moment of inertia Iy

=

4207659

mm4

Second Moment of inertia Iz

=

12402859 mm4

Radius of gyration rz

=

72.87

mm

Radius of gyration ry

=

42.44

mm

Major axis

=

20.59

oK

Minor axis

=

35.34

oK

N/mm2

Check for slenderness ratio

Compression Capasity compressive yield stress

=

235

Axial compression capacity

=

499.05455 kN

Hence safe in compression Buckling Capacity

ε

=

1

d/tw

=

47

βA

=

1

λ1 =93.9ε

=

93.9

λλ

=

0.3764

appropriate curve

=

curve a

χ

=

0.9589

compressive yield stress

=

235

N/mm2

Buckling Resistance capacity

=

204.855

kN

Section classification Class 1

Hence safe in Buckling Tension Capasity Yield strength

Assumed effective area

=

fy

=

235

=

0.8 times Gross area

N/mm2

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Tension capasity

=

1868.8

mm2

=

399.24364 kN

Hence safe in Tension

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Beam Member R2 Axial Compression

=

150.639

kN

Axial Tension

=

150.639

kN

Yield stress of steel

=

235

N/mm2

Eff. length of the member lz

=

1.5

m

Eff. length of the member ly

=

1.5

m

Selected Profile

=

200x100x4mm RHS

Cross sectional Area

=

2336

mm2

Second Moment of inertia Iy

=

4207659

mm4

Second Moment of inertia Iz

=

12402859 mm4

Radius of gyration rz

=

72.87

mm

Radius of gyration ry

=

42.44

mm

Major axis

=

20.59

oK

Minor axis

=

35.34

oK

N/mm2

Check for slenderness ratio

Compression Capasity compressive yield stress

=

235

Axial compression capacity

=

499.05455 kN

Hence safe in compression Buckling Capacity

ε

=

1

d/tw

=

47

βA

=

1

λ1 =93.9ε

=

93.9

λλ

=

0.3764

appropriate curve

=

curve a

χ

=

0.9589

compressive yield stress

=

235

N/mm2

Buckling Resistance capacity

=

204.855

kN

Section classification Class 1

Hence safe in Buckling Tension Capasity Yield strength

Assumed effective area

=

fy

=

235

=

0.8 times Gross area

=

1868.8

N/mm2

mm2

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Tension capasity

=

399.24364 kN

Hence safe in Tension

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Beam Pipe Support Member R2 Bending Moment Mz

=

13.598

kN

Shear Force Vy

=

15.396

kN

Yield stress of steel

=

235

N/mm2

Eff. length of the member lz

=

2

m

Eff. length of the member ly

=

2

m

Selected Profile

=

2(100x100x4)mm RHS

Cross sectional Area

=

1536

mm2

Second Moment of inertia Iz

=

2363392

mm4

Second Moment of inertia Iy

=

2363392

mm4

Plastic Section Modulus Wz

=

55328

mm3

Plastic Section Modulus Wy

=

55328

mm3

Radius of gyration rz

=

39.23

mm

Radius of gyration ry

=

39.23

mm

Major axis

=

50.99

oK

Minor axis

=

50.99

oK

Check for slenderness ratio

Moment Resistance Capacity

ε

=

1

d/tw

=

22

βA

=

1

Mc,RD = Wplyfy/γmo

=

23.64

KNm

=

800.0000

mm2

Section classification Class 1

oK! safe for bending

Shear Resistance Capacity Shear Area Av

=

98.7

KN

oK! safe for Shear

Check for deflection Deflection

=

2.458

mm

Allowable deflection

=

5.71

mm

oK! safe for Deflection

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Beam Member R1 =

37.729

kN

=

5.697

kN

Shear Force Vy

=

5.19

kN

Yield stress of steel

=

235

N/mm2

Eff. length of the member lz

=

2

m

Eff. length of the member ly

m

Axial Force Bending Moment Mz

=

2

Selected Profile

=

(100x100x4)mm RHS

Cross sectional Area

=

1536

mm2

Second Moment of inertia Iz

=

2363392

mm4

Second Moment of inertia Iy

=

2363392

mm4

Plastic Section Modulus Wz

=

55328

mm3

Plastic Section Modulus Wy

=

55328

mm3

Elastic Section Modulus Wz

=

36885.3333 mm3

Elastic Section Modulus Wy

=

36885.3333 mm3

Radius of gyration rz

=

39.23

mm

Radius of gyration ry

=

39.23

mm

=

50.99

oK

=

50.99

oK

Check for slenderness ratio Major axis Minor axis Moment Resistance Capacity

ε

=

1

α

=

0.728

α >0.5

d/tw

=

22

Class 1

Section classification

Members with class 1 shall satisfy

λ1 =93.9ε

=

93.9

λλ

=

0.5430

appropriate curve

=

curve a

χ

=

0.9104

βMz

=

1.40

μz

=

-0.1516

kz

=

1.017 =

0.56

2. #REF!

case (b) #REF! #REF!

ML(kN/m)=

#REF!

#REF!

#REF!

#REF!

eT=MT/Ptot=

#REF!

#REF!

#REF!

#REF!

eL=M/A)* /Ptot= L max (kN/m2) =(P tot

#REF!

#REF!

#REF!

#REF!

(1+6*eT/L+6*eL/W)=

#REF!

#REF!

#REF!

#REF! < all

C) Stability against SLIDING:

CDSCo-CWCE

#REF!

RC PIER

STABILITY-20 of 50

FTDRIV=FTWA=

#REF!

FLDRIV=FLBR=

#REF!

FDRIV=(FTDRIV2+FLDRIV2)=

#REF!

FRESIST=Vtan=V*0.7=

#REF!

S.F.=FREST./FDRIV.=

#REF!

#REF!

1.5

#REF!

3.2. CHECK FOR STRENGTH III =DL+WS+WA

a) Dead Load DL PDL=

#REF! kN

MTDL=

0 kN/m

MLDL=

#REF! kN/m

c) Wind Load on Structures W superstructure FTW = kN #REF! FLW= substructure FTW = FLW=

MTW =

#REF! kN/m

#REF!

kN

MLW=

#REF! "

#REF!

kN

MTW =

#REF! kN/m

#REF!

kN

MLW=

#REF! "

#REF! kN #REF! kN

MTW =

#REF! kN/m

MLW=

#REF! "

Total FTW = FLW=

A) Stability against OVERTURNING: MREST.=

#REF! kNm/m MDRIV.= MLL+MWS+MWA= S.F.= #REF!

#REF! kNm/m > 2. #REF!

B) Stability against BEARING PRESSURE:

Ptot=PDL=

#REF!

MT=MTDL+MTWS+MTWA=

#REF!

ML=MLDL+MLWS+MLWA=

#REF!

eT=MT/Ptot=

#REF!

#REF!

eL=ML/Ptot=

#REF!

#REF!

max=

#REF! all

#REF!

C) Stability against SLIDING: FTDRIV=FTWS+FTWA=

#REF!

FLDRIV=FLWS=

#REF!

FDRIV=(FTDRIV2+FLDRIV2)=

#REF!

FRESIST=Vtan=V*0.7=

#REF!

S.F.=FREST./FDRIV.=

#REF!

#REF!

3.3. CHECK FOR STRENGTH V =DL+(LL+I)+BR+WS+WL+WA

Case-I: One Design lane loaded a) Dead Load DL PDL=

CDSCo-CWCE

#REF! kN

MTDL=

0 kN/m

MLDL=

#REF! kN/m

1.5

#REF!

RC PIER

STABILITY-21 of 50

b) Live Load LL PLLI #REF! #REF! #REF! #REF!

Case I: Case II:

MTLL #REF! #REF! #REF! #REF!

c) Wind Load on Structures WS superstructure FTW = kN #REF! FLW= substructure FTW = FLW=

MLLL #REF! #REF! #REF! #REF!

MTW =

#REF! kN/m

#REF!

kN

MLW=

#REF! "

#REF!

kN

MTW =

#REF! kN/m

#REF!

kN

MLW=

#REF! "

#REF! kN #REF! kN

MTW =

#REF! kN/m

MLW=

#REF! "

Total FTW = FLW=

d) Wind Load on Live Load, WL FTWL=

#REF! kN #REF! kN

FLWL=

MTWL=

#REF! kN/m

MLWL=

#REF! "

kN

MTF=

#REF! kNm/m

kN

MTF=

#REF! kNm/m

e)Breaking/Longitudinal Force,BR FTF=

#REF!

f)Stream current Force,WA FTF=

#REF!

A) Stability against OVERTURNING: MREST.=

#REF! kNm/m MDRIV.= MLL+MWS+MWA= S.F.=

#REF!

#REF! kNm/m > 2. #REF!

B) Stability against BEARING PRESSURE: (b)case I:

(b)case II:

Ptot=PDL+PLLI=

#REF!

#REF!

MT=MTDL+MTLL+MTBR+MTWL+MTWS+MTWA=

#REF!

#REF!

ML=MLDL+MLLL+MLBR+MLWL+MLWS+MLWA=

#REF!

#REF!

eT=MT/Ptot=

#REF!

#REF!

#REF!

eL=ML/Ptot=

#REF!

#REF!

#REF!

max=

#REF!

#REF!

### all

#REF!

C) Stability against SLIDING: FTDRIV=FTBR+FTWL+FTWS+FTWA=

#REF!

FLDRIV=FLWS+FLWL=

#REF!

FDRIV=(FTDRIV2+FLDRIV2)=

#REF!

FRESIST=Vtan=V*0.7=

#REF!

S.F.=FREST./FDRIV.=

#REF!

#REF!

1.5

#REF!

Case-II: Two or more design lanes are loaded A) Stability against OVERTURNING: MREST.=

#REF! MDRIV.= MBR+MWA= S.F.= #REF!

C) Stability against SLIDING:

CDSCo-CWCE

kNm/m #REF! > 2.0

kNm/m #REF!

RC PIER

STABILITY-22 of 50

FTDRIV=FTBR+FTWL+FTWS+FTWA=

#REF!

FLDRIV=FLWS+FLWL=

#REF!

FDRIV=(FTDRIV2+FLDRIV2)=

#REF!

FRESIST=Vtan=V*0.7=

#REF!

S.F.=FREST./FDRIV.=

#REF!

#REF!

1.5

#REF!

3.4. CHECK FOR EXTREME EVENTI =DL+(LL+I)+WA+EQ

Case-I: One Design lane loaded a) Dead Load DL PDL=

#REF! kN

MTDL=

0 kN/m

MLDL=

#REF! kN/m

b) Live Load LL Case I: Case II:

PLLI

MTLL

MLLL

#REF! #REF! #REF! #REF!

#REF! #REF! #REF! #REF!

#REF! #REF! #REF! #REF!

c)Stream current Force,WA FTF=

#REF!

kN

MTF=

#REF! kNm/m

d)Seismic Force Effects,EQ At bracing level =

FTF=

0.00

kN

MTF=

#REF! kNm/m

At pier cap level =

FTF=

24.00

kN

MTF=

#REF! kNm/m

At bracing level =

FLF=

0.00

kN

MLF=

#REF! kNm/m

At pier cap level =

FLF=

24.00

kN

MLF=

#REF! kNm/m

A) Stability against OVERTURNING: MREST.=

#REF! kNm/m MDRIV.= MLL+MEQ+MWA= S.F.=

#REF!

#REF! kNm/m > 2. #REF!

B) Stability against BEARING PRESSURE: (b)case I:

(b)case II:

Ptot=PDL+PLLI=

#REF!

#REF!

MT=MTDL+MTLL+MTEQ+MTWA=

#REF!

#REF!

ML=MLDL+MLLL+MLEQ+MLWA=

#REF!

#REF!

eT=MT/Ptot=

#REF!

#REF!

#REF!

eL=ML/Ptot=

#REF!

#REF!

#REF!

max=

#REF!

#REF!

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#REF!

C) Stability against SLIDING: FTDRIV=FTEQ+FTWA=

#REF!

FLDRIV=FLEQ+FLWA=

24.00

FDRIV=(FTDRIV2+FLDRIV2)=

#REF!

FRESIST=Vtan=V*0.7=

#REF!

S.F.=FREST./FDRIV.=

#REF!

#REF!

1.5

#REF!

Case-II: Two or more design lanes are loaded A) Stability against OVERTURNING: MREST.=

#REF! MDRIV.= MLL+MEQ+MWA= S.F.=

C) Stability against SLIDING:

CDSCo-CWCE

#REF!

kNm/m #REF! > 2.0

kNm/m #REF!

RC PIER

STABILITY-23 of 50

FTDRIV=FTEQ+FTWA=

#REF!

FLDRIV=FLEQ+FLWA=

24.00

FDRIV=(FTDRIV2+FLDRIV2)=

#REF!

FRESIST=Vtan=V*0.7=

#REF!

S.F.=FREST./FDRIV.=

#REF!

CDSCo-CWCE

#REF!

1.5

#REF!

RC PIER

PIER CAP DESIGN-24 of 50

1) DESIGN DATA 1.1.MATERIAL PROPERTIES: Concrete :- Grade C-30 concrete ( section 9.3) fc'= = 20 MPa fc=0.4*fc' = 8.0 MPa Ec=4800sqrt(fc') 21,466 MPa Reinforcement steel: Grade 420 steel: For rebars diam. 20mm and above fy = 300 MPa fs = 140 MPa Es = 200,000 MPa Grade 300 steel: For rebars less than diam. 20 fy = 300 MPa fs = 140 MPa Es = 200,000 MPa Modular rat

Ec / Es

=

9.32

( fc' cylinder )

Use n = 9

2) DESIGN FOR FLEXURE Design Loads: (from STAAD) Mu(max-ve)= Mu(max+ve)=

64.00 kNm 76.00 kNm

Pier Cap Section: b= h=

1000 600

h

b

The cracking moment given by : Ig =bh3/12 = yt=

Mcr =frIg/yt =

18,000,000,000.00 mm4

169.05 KNm/m 300 mm fr = 0.63*sqrt(fc') = 2.8174456516 MPa The amount of reinforcement shall be adequate to develop a factored flexural resistance at least equal to the lesser of : - 1.2 times the cracking strength determined on the basis of elastic stress distribution and the modulus of rupture, fr, of the concrete. Besides the area of reinforcement shall not be less than the minimum shrinkage and temprature reinforcement. Reinforcement Mu =

202.86 KNm/m

Design moment, Mu = 202.86 KNm/m As = Mu / ( Ø fy (d - a/2 ) ) where a = As*fy / ( 0.85 * fc' b ) Assume a = 45 mm As = Mu / ( Ø fy ( 1,424 mm2 a = As*fy / ( 0.8 25 mm

Use max =

Required As =  7

0.75*b

= 0.75*0.85*1*(fc'/fy)*600/(600+fy) =

provided = As/bd

CDSCo-CWCE

1424 mm2/m 20 c/c

=

0.0241 0.0026