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    DEAD LOAD

    Given:
    Bay Distance = 6 m s1 = 2.89 m
    Span = 30 m s2 = 2.89 m
    Length of Rafter = 17.32 m s3 = 2.89 m
    No. of Purlins = 12 pcs s4 = 2.89 m
    roof angle = 30 deg. s5 = 2.89 m
    s6 = 2.89 m
    Roofing Material:
    from NSCP 2015 Table 204-2 Minimum Design Dead Loads (kPa); Using the following materials:
    Corrugated Galvanized Iron Sheets = 0.19 kPa
    Insulation, polystyrene foam (10mm thk.) = 0.004 kPa
    total load = 0.194 kPa
    So, Load= 0.194 kPa
    Load= 1.164 kN/m

    CEE PURLINS: Use CEE4X035CS American Cold Formed Steel - Channel with Lips
    A = 0.28in² h = 4.00in b = 1.63in t = 0.04in c = 0.50in

    2
    Cross- Sectional Area of Purlin: A= 180.645 mm

    3
    Volume = Area x Bay Distance V= 0.001083869 m

    Unit Weight of Purlin = 70.7 kN/m³


    (Made of Cast Iron from NSCP 7th Ed 2015, p. 2-13)

    Weight = 0.0766 kN

    (Weight of Single Purlin)(No. of Purlin 1 side only)


    Load =
    (Rafter Length)(Bay Distance)

    Load = 0.0044 kPa Load = 0.0265 kN/m

    TRUSS SELFWEIGHT:
    Thayer Formula (From Steel Structures 3rd Ed 2012 by Z.A. Sididiqi, p.265)
    2
    where: W= weight of truss (kg/ m )
    𝑾 𝑳 2
    W= + 𝟎. 𝟓 𝒌𝒈/𝒎𝟐 w= total load per horizontal plan acting on the truss (kg/ m )
    𝑺 𝟖.𝟓
    S= Bay Distance (m)
    L= span of truss (m)
    w:
    Liveload = 0.6 kPa = 61.16208 kg/m2 Therefore:
    Roofing Material = 0.194 kPa = 19.77574 kg/m2 W= 14.8405 kg/m
    2

    Purlins = 0.0044 kPa = 0.451003 kg/m2 W= 0.145585 kN/m


    2

    w = 81.38882 kg/m2 W= 0.873512 kN/m


    Total Load: 2.0641 kN/m

    Load per Noad Force Full bay Load per Noad Force Half bay
    distance distance
    P1 = 0.46 kN P1 = 0.23 kN
    P2 = 0.92 kN P2 = 0.46 kN
    P3 = 0.92 kN P3 = 0.46 kN
    P4 = 0.92 kN P4 = 0.46 kN
    P5 = 0.92 kN P5 = 0.46 kN
    P6 = 0.92 kN P6 = 0.46 kN
    P7 = 0.46 kN P7 = 0.23 kN
    LIVE LOAD
    Given:
    Bay Distance = 6 m s1 = 2.89 m
    Span = 30 m s2 = 2.89 m
    Length of Rafter = 17.32 m s3 = 2.89 m
    No. of Purlins = 12 pcs s4 = 2.89 m
    roof angle = 30 deg. s5 = 2.89 m
    s6 = 2.89 m
    Source: NSCP 7th Edition 2015, Table 205-3 Minimum Roof Live Loads

    Assume: use Method 1 Tributary Area:


    Rise TA = Rafter Length x Bay Distance
    Slope =
    Run
    2
    8.66 TA= 103.92 m
    Slope =
    30
    1 8.66 3 Uniform Load = 0.60 kPa
    Since : < <
    8 30 8 Live Load = 3.6 kN/m
    Therefore: Use Roof Slope 2

    Load per Node Force Full bay Load per Node Force Half bay
    distance distance
    P1 = 0.80 kN P1 = 0.40 kN
    P2 = 1.60 kN P2 = 0.80 kN
    P3 = 1.60 kN P3 = 0.80 kN
    P4 = 1.60 kN P4 = 0.80 kN
    P5 = 1.60 kN P5 = 0.80 kN
    P6 = 1.60 kN P6 = 0.80 kN
    P7 = 0.80 kN P7 = 0.40 kN

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