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    This document summarizes the design of a strut to support a floor with a live load of 3.5 kN/m^2 and dead load of 0.43 kN/m^2 over an area of 50.4 m^2. It calculates the total load on the strut to be 7.01 kN. It then evaluates various standard rolled hollow section (RHS) sizes for their strength and stability against the required load, finding a 70x70x3.6 RHS section to be suitable. Finally, it checks that M12 holding down bolts in a 2-bolt or 4-bolt configuration can withstand the horizontal and vertical reactions from the strut on the base plate

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    This document summarizes the design of a strut to support a floor with a live load of 3.5 kN/m^2 and dead load of 0.43 kN/m^2 over an area of 50.4 m^2. It calculates the total load on the strut to be 7.01 kN. It then evaluates various standard rolled hollow section (RHS) sizes for their strength and stability against the required load, finding a 70x70x3.6 RHS section to be suitable. Finally, it checks that M12 holding down bolts in a 2-bolt or 4-bolt configuration can withstand the horizontal and vertical reactions from the strut on the base plate

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    This document summarizes the design of a strut to support a floor with a live load of 3.5 kN/m^2 and dead load of 0.43 kN/m^2 over an area of 50.4 m^2. It calculates the total load on the strut to be 7.01 kN. It then evaluates various standard rolled hollow section (RHS) sizes for their strength and stability against the required load, finding a 70x70x3.6 RHS section to be suitable. Finally, it checks that M12 holding down bolts in a 2-bolt or 4-bolt configuration can withstand the horizontal and vertical reactions from the strut on the base plate

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    This document summarizes the design of a strut to support a floor with a live load of 3.5 kN/m^2 and dead load of 0.43 kN/m^2 over an area of 50.4 m^2. It calculates the total load on the strut to be 7.01 kN. It then evaluates various standard rolled hollow section (RHS) sizes for their strength and stability against the required load, finding a 70x70x3.6 RHS section to be suitable. Finally, it checks that M12 holding down bolts in a 2-bolt or 4-bolt configuration can withstand the horizontal and vertical reactions from the strut on the base plate

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    Strut

    Strut Design BS5950


    Loads

    Live Load
    Dead Load

    3.5 KN/M^2
    0.43 KN/M^2
    Area of Floor = 50.4 M^2
    No off Struts in each direction = 2
    .
    Distance strut is away from base of column=
    Force in Strut =
    7.01 KN
    Length of strut=
    Effective Length of strut=

    Dead Load(Factored) =
    3.5
    Live Load(Factored) =
    0.43
    Total (Factored) =
    312.5808
    Stability Force 2%=
    6.251616
    1.2
    Underside height of floor =
    2.69
    2.69

    x
    x
    KN
    KN

    1.6 =
    1.4 =

    5.6
    0.602
    6.202 KN/M^2

    Section

    Area

    Ryy

    Sxx

    SR

    PE

    Theta

    Pc

    Safe Load

    70*70*3.0 RHS
    70*70*3.6 RHS
    80*80*3.0 RHS
    80*80*3.6 RHS
    90*90*3.6 RHS
    100*100*4.0 RHS

    8.00
    9.50
    9.20
    10.90
    12.40
    15.30

    2.73
    2.70
    3.14
    3.11
    3.52
    3.91

    20.00
    23.60
    26.50
    31.30
    40.00
    54.90

    98.55
    99.65
    85.68
    86.51
    76.43
    68.81

    0.16
    0.16
    0.14
    0.14
    0.12
    0.10

    208.32
    203.77
    275.59
    270.35
    346.33
    427.33

    258.62
    256.19
    294.18
    291.43
    331.20
    373.24

    160.67
    158.22
    190.47
    188.56
    210.99
    225.62

    128.53
    150.31
    175.24
    205.53
    261.63
    345.20

    2.408 M

    Struts

    Section
    70*70*3.0 RHS
    70*70*3.6 RHS
    80*80*3.0 RHS
    80*80*3.6 RHS
    90*90*3.6 RHS
    100*100*4.0 RHS

    Section that can be used = <1.0


    0.05
    0.05
    0.04
    0.03
    0.03
    0.02

    HOLDING DOWN BOLTS


    Baseplate Reactions
    for strut.(working load)

    H=
    V=

    Bolt connections must be equal to or less than 1.0


    T
    S
    2 BOLT
    0.23
    0.14
    4 BOLT
    0.12
    0.07
    6 BOLT
    0.08
    0.05
    Head Fixing M16

    2.08 KN
    4.18 KN

    M12 chemset @ 80mm centres tension and shear capacity.


    2 bolts
    T=
    18 KN
    4 bolts
    T=
    36 KN
    6 bolts
    T=
    54 KN

    Combined shear and tension.


    0.07
    0.02
    0.01
    shear capacity with 10mm plate tag=

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    S=
    S=
    S=

    Connection satisfactory?
    TRUE
    TRUE
    TRUE
    58.9 KN

    OK

    14.55 KN
    29.1 KN
    43.65 KN

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