For the Integrated Project (office building), design the Floor Girders in the gravity-only system, assuming that the top flange is fully restrained with the floor diaphragm. 1. Use Table 3-2 from the Steel Manual to select the most economical compact W-shape section. Demands: Stories 1 and 2 Edge: 114.4 k.ft From Table 3-2, use W12x50 D/C should be less than 0.95: D/C = Stories 1 and 2 Interior: 226.4 k.ft Use W12x50: D/C = Roof Edge: 33.3 k.ft Use W12x40: D/C = Roof Interior: 58.4 k.ft Use W12x40: D/C =

For the Integrated Project (office building), design the Floor Girders in the gravity-only system, assuming that the top flange is fully restrained with the floor diaphragm. 1. Use Table 3-2 from the Steel Manual to select the most economical compact W-shape section. Demands: Stories 1 and 2 Edge: 114.4 k.ft From Table 3-2, use W12x50 D/C should be less than 0.95: D/C = Stories 1 and 2 Interior: 226.4 k.ft Use W12x50: D/C = Roof Edge: 33.3 k.ft Use W12x40: D/C = Roof Interior: 58.4 k.ft Use W12x40: D/C =

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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