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    498 Plate Girder Shear

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    This document summarizes the computation of shear resistance for a plate girder design sample. Key inputs like web height, thickness, and material properties are provided. The outputs include calculations of web slenderness, areas, and an overall depth. Methods to calculate the shear stress resistance based on shear yielding, inelastic buckling, tension field action, and elastic buckling are presented. The maximum allowable shear stress and total shear resistance are determined.

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    This document summarizes the computation of shear resistance for a plate girder design sample. Key inputs like web height, thickness, and material properties are provided. The outputs include calculations of web slenderness, areas, and an overall depth. Methods to calculate the shear stress resistance based on shear yielding, inelastic buckling, tension field action, and elastic buckling are presented. The maximum allowable shear stress and total shear resistance are determined.

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    This document summarizes the computation of shear resistance for a plate girder design sample. Key inputs like web height, thickness, and material properties are provided. The outputs include calculations of web slenderness, areas, and an overall depth. Methods to calculate the shear stress resistance based on shear yielding, inelastic buckling, tension field action, and elastic buckling are presented. The maximum allowable shear stress and total shear resistance are determined.

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    498 Plate Girder Shear

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    Assem Elhajj
    This document summarizes the computation of shear resistance for a plate girder design sample. Key inputs like web height, thickness, and material properties are provided. The outputs include calculations of web slenderness, areas, and an overall depth. Methods to calculate the shear stress resistance based on shear yielding, inelastic buckling, tension field action, and elastic buckling are presented. The maximum allowable shear stress and total shear resistance are determined.

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    REPORT

    TITLE
    FILE

    Plate Girder Design


    Sample Design for Shear
    shear_design.xls

    SECTION
    DATE
    TIME

    4.0
    12/31/2012
    12:27 AM

    COMPUTATION OF SHEAR RESISTANCE

    REFERENCE

    INPUT
    Performance Factor
    Web Height
    Web Thickness
    Flange Width
    Flange Thickness
    Material Yield Strength
    Factored Moment
    Stiffeners
    Trans. Stiffener Spacing

    Phi
    h
    w
    b
    t
    Fy
    Mf
    stiffeners
    a

    =
    =
    =
    =
    =
    =
    =
    = (No stiffeners = 0; Stiffeners =1)
    =

    Sl_w
    Aw
    Af
    d

    =
    =
    =
    =

    0.90
    1200.00
    14.00
    540.00
    20.00
    350.00
    3000.00
    1.00
    1500.00

    [mm]
    [mm]
    [mm]
    [mm]
    [Mpa]
    [kN*m]
    [mm]

    OUTPUT
    Web Slenderness
    Web Area
    Flange Area
    Overall Girder Depth

    Calculation of Shear Stress Resistance:


    Shear Buckling Coefficient
    kv
    Ultimate Shear Stress (Fs)
    Shear Stress (a)
    Shear Yielding
    Fs_a
    Shear Stress (b)
    Inelastic Buckling
    Fs_b
    Shear Stress (c)
    Tension Field
    Fs_c
    Shear Stress (d)
    Elastic Buckling
    Fs_d
    K Factor
    KF

    h/w
    h*w
    b*t
    h + 2*t

    =
    =
    =
    =

    = IF(stiffeners = 0,5.34,IF(a/h < 1,4 + (5.34/(a/h)^2),5.34 + 4/ (a/h)^2))=

    85.71
    16800.00 [mm^2]
    10800.00 [mm^2]
    1240.00 [mm]

    7.90

    $13.4.1.1

    = 0.66 * Fy

    231.00 [Mpa]

    $13.4.1.1(a)

    177.91 [Mpa]

    $13.4.1.1(b)

    190.98 [Mpa]

    $13.4.1.1(c)

    =
    =

    198.16 [Mpa]
    0.15

    $13.4.1.1(d)

    190.98 [Mpa]

    $13.4.1.1 (a-d)

    2888 [kN]

    Shear Stress

    Fs

    = 290 * (((Fy * kv)^.5)/(h / w))


    IF(stiffeners = 0, Fs_b, Fs_b + (0.5 * Fy = 0.866*Fs_b)*(1/(1+(a/h)^2)^0.5))
    IF(stiffeners = 0, 180000* kv / (h/w)^2, 180000* kv / (h/w)^2 + (0.5
    = * Fy - 0.866*(180000* kv / (h/w)^2))*(1/(1+(a/h)^2)^0.5))
    = (kv/Fy)^0.5
    IF(Sl_w<=439*KF,Fs_a,IF(Sl_w<=502*KF,Fs_b,IF(Sl_w<=621*KF,
    = Fs_c,Fs_d)))

    SHEAR RESISTANCE

    Vr

    = Phi * Aw * Fs / 1000

    $13.4.1.1

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