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    Purlin Design As Per IS 800 2007

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    The document summarizes the design of purlins according to Indian standards IS:800 and SP38. It provides details of the structural geometry, material properties, loading conditions, and calculations for checking the strength and serviceability of a purlin section (ISMC 125) under various load combinations. The section is found to be safe against limit states of strength and serviceability, with a utilization ratio below 0.7 and deflections below specified limits for all load combinations considered.

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    The document summarizes the design of purlins according to Indian standards IS:800 and SP38. It provides details of the structural geometry, material properties, loading conditions, and calculations for checking the strength and serviceability of a purlin section (ISMC 125) under various load combinations. The section is found to be safe against limit states of strength and serviceability, with a utilization ratio below 0.7 and deflections below specified limits for all load combinations considered.

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    The document summarizes the design of purlins according to Indian standards IS:800 and SP38. It provides details of the structural geometry, material properties, loading conditions, and calculations for checking the strength and serviceability of a purlin section (ISMC 125) under various load combinations. The section is found to be safe against limit states of strength and serviceability, with a utilization ratio below 0.7 and deflections below specified limits for all load combinations considered.

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    Design of Purlins per IS:800, 2007 & SP38, 1987:

    (IS:800,2007 clause - 8.9, 8.4, 8.2.1, 8.2.2, 5.6.1, 5.3.3, 3.8, 3.5.1, Table-2, Table-3, Table-4, Table-6)
    Data:
    General Arrangement, Material Properties & Section Properties:
    2
    Yield Stress for the Steel, fy
    =
    250 N/mm

    2
    Elastic Modulus of Steel, Es
    =
    200000 N/mm
    Partial Safety Factor for Materials, m0 (Table-5) =
    1.10
    Slope of Roof,
    =
    5.71 degrees
    Effective Length of the Purlin, @ Z-axis, Lz
    =
    6 m
    Effective Length of the Purlin, @ Y-axis, Ly
    =
    3 m ...with due consideration of sag rods.
    Maximum c/c spacing of purlins, s
    =
    1.5 m
    Purlin Section
    =
    ISMC 125
    Section properties for ISMC 125 :
    (All ISMC Channels are Class-1 Plastic Sections)
    2
    Azz
    =
    rzz
    =
    16.19 cm
    5.07 cm
    4
    cm
    Izz
    =
    ryy
    =
    416.4
    1.92 cm

    Iyy

    Zzz

    4
    59.9 cm
    3
    66.6 cm

    cyy

    zz = Lz/rzz =

    1.94 cm

    118.3 <=300 , Hence O.K.

    . (Cl.- 3.8)
    3
    Zyy
    =
    yy= Ly/ryy =
    13.1 cm
    156.3 <=300 , Hence O.K.
    . (Cl.- 3.8)
    Design Shear Strength for the Section, V d @ major axis z-z =
    71.38 KN
    . (cl. 8.4)
    Design Shear Strength for the Section, V d @ minor axis y-y =
    138.17 KN
    . (cl. 8.4)
    2
    Permissible Bending Stress for the section = fy / mo
    =
    227 N/mm
    . (cl. 8.2.1.2)
    . Rounded to preceding highest integer.
    Forces & Moments:
    Load case 1- Dead Load, DL
    2
    Weight of Sheeting
    =
    0.08 KN/m
    2
    Other Loads (insulation, sag rods etc)
    =
    0.005 KN/m
    2
    Therefore Total Dead Load
    =
    0.085 KN/m
    Udl on Purlin due to Dead Load,
    =
    0.128 KN/m
    Self weight of Purlin, ISMC 125
    =
    0.127 KN/m
    Total Udl
    =
    0.255 KN/m
    Load case 2- Live Load, LL
    2
    Total Live Load
    =
    0.75 KN/m
    Udl on Purlin due to Live Load,
    =
    1.125 KN/m
    Load case 3- Wind Load, WL
    C/S of Purlin
    2
    Maximum Upward Wind Pressure
    =
    0.8 KN/m
    Udl on Purlin due to Upward Wind Pressure =
    1.2 KN/m
    2
    Maximum Downward Wind Pressure
    =
    0.5 KN/m
    Udl on Purlin due to Downward Wind Pressure =
    0.75 KN/m
    Load Factors, f for Load Combinations considered as per clauses- 3.5.1 & 5.3.3 & Table-4 :
    Limit State of Strength
    Limit State of Serviceability
    Combinations
    DL
    LL
    WL
    DL
    LL
    WL
    1. DL+LL
    1.5
    1.5
    --1.0
    1.0
    --2. DL+WL(Upwards)
    0.9
    --1.5
    1.0
    --1.0
    3. DL+WL(Downwards)
    1.5
    --1.5
    1.0
    --1.0
    4. DL+LL+WL(Dnwards)
    1.2
    1.2
    0.6
    0.8
    0.8
    0.8
    Load combination 1- DL+LL
    Factored Udl on Purlin due to DL+LL
    =
    2.069 KN/m
    . Acting Vertically Downwards.
    Shear Force, @ local Z-axis (major), Vz
    =
    6.18 KN
    Shear Force, @ local Y-axis (minor), Vy
    =
    0.62 KN
    Bending Moment, @ local Z-axis (major), Mz =
    9.27 KN.m
    Bending Moment, @ local Y-axis (minor), M y =
    0.23 KN.m
    Checking the section ISMC 125
    Check for Stressesf bc
    = (Mz / Zzz) + (My / Zyy)
    = ( (9.27 x 10^6) / (66.6 x 10^3) ) + ( (0.23 x 10^6) / (13.1 x 10^3) )
    N/mm2
    = 156.75
    <= 227 N/sq.mm, O.K.
    Section Utilization Ratio
    =
    0.69
    Check for Deflection- (cl.5.6.1, Table-6)
    Deflection @ major axis, Z-Z:
    Actual Deflection, d = (5/384) x w x L 4 / (E x I) =
    27.81 mm
    <= L/150 = 40mm , O.K.
    Deflection @ minor axis, Y-Y:
    Actual Deflection, d = (5/384) x w x L 4 / (E x I) =
    0.64 mm
    <= L/150 = 20mm , O.K.

    Load combination 2- DL+WL (Upward Wind Pressure)


    Factored Udl on Purlin due to DL+WL
    =
    -1.572 KN/m
    . Negative sign indicates Net Uplift.
    Shear Force, @ local Z-axis (major), Vz
    =
    4.72 KN
    Shear Force, @ local Y-axis (minor), Vy
    =
    0.07 KN
    Bending Moment, @ local Z-axis (major), Mz =
    7.07 KN.m
    Bending Moment, @ local Y-axis (minor), M y =
    0.03 KN.m
    Checking the section ISMC 125
    Check for Stressesf bc
    = (Mz / Zzz) + (My / Zyy)
    = ( (7.07 x 10^6) / (66.6 x 10^3) ) + ( (0.03 x 10^6) / (13.1 x 10^3) )
    N/mm2
    = 108.45
    <= 227 N/sq.mm, O.K.
    Section Utilization Ratio
    =
    0.48
    Check for Deflection- (cl.5.6.1, Table-6)
    Deflection @ major axis, Z-Z:
    Actual Deflection, d = (5/384) x w x L 4 / (E x I) =
    19.18 mm
    <= L/150 = 40mm , O.K.
    Deflection @ minor axis, Y-Y:
    Actual Deflection, d = (5/384) x w x L 4 / (E x I) =
    0.22 mm
    <= L/150 = 20mm , O.K.
    Load combination 3- DL+WL (Downward Wind Pressure)
    Factored Udl on Purlin due to DL+WL
    =
    1.505 KN/m
    . Acting Normal to Flange of the Purlin.
    Shear Force, @ local Z-axis (major), Vz
    =
    4.51 KN
    Shear Force, @ local Y-axis (minor), Vy
    =
    0.11 KN
    Bending Moment, @ local Z-axis (major), Mz =
    6.77 KN.m
    Bending Moment, @ local Y-axis (minor), M y =
    0.04 KN.m
    Checking the section ISMC 125
    Check for Stressesf bc
    = (Mz / Zzz) + (My / Zyy)
    = ( (6.77 x 10^6) / (66.6 x 10^3) ) + ( (0.04 x 10^6) / (13.1 x 10^3) )
    N/mm2
    = 104.71
    <= 227 N/sq.mm, O.K.
    Section Utilization Ratio
    =
    0.46
    Check for Deflection- (cl.5.6.1, Table-6)
    Deflection @ major axis, Z-Z:
    Actual Deflection, d = (5/384) x w x L 4 / (E x I) =
    20.33 mm
    <= L/150 = 40mm , O.K.
    Deflection @ minor axis, Y-Y:
    4
    Actual Deflection, d = (5/384) x w x L / (E x I) =
    0.22 mm
    <= L/150 = 20mm , O.K.
    Load combination 4- DL+LL+WL (Downward Wind Pressure)
    Factored Udl on Purlin due to DL+LL+WL
    =
    2.097 KN/m
    . Acting Normal to Flange of the Purlin.
    Shear Force, @ local Z-axis (major), Vz
    =
    6.29 KN
    Shear Force, @ local Y-axis (minor), Vy
    =
    0.49 KN
    Bending Moment, @ local Z-axis (major), Mz =
    9.44 KN.m
    Bending Moment, @ local Y-axis (minor), M y =
    0.19 KN.m
    Checking the section 0.62
    Check for Stressesf bc
    = (Mz / Zzz) + (My / Zyy)
    = ( (9.44 x 10^6) / (66.6 x 10^3) ) + ( (0.19 x 10^6) / (13.1 x 10^3) )
    N/mm2
    = 156.25
    <= 227 N/sq.mm, O.K.
    Section Utilization Ratio
    =
    0.69
    Check for Deflection- (cl.5.6.1, Table-6)
    Deflection @ major axis, Z-Z:
    Actual Deflection, d = (5/384) x w x L 4 / (E x I) =
    34.41 mm
    <= L/150 = 40mm , O.K.
    Deflection @ minor axis, Y-Y:
    Actual Deflection, d = (5/384) x w x L 4 / (E x I) =
    0.97 mm
    <= L/150 = 20mm , O.K.
    Conclusion: For the above Load Combinations,
    1) Section is safe against Limit State of Strength.
    2) Section is safe against Limit State of Serviceability (Deflection).
    3) Section, has more than 54% Reserved Strength.

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